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Our “chip and signature” method could pose a problem if you’re visiting a “chip and PIN” country. Since other countries use PINs to verify purchases, you might not be able to process your card at some overseas merchants.
Mercator projection? Ew. Alaska is not bigger than Mexico.
Sorry, I wasn’t aware that the agents had any power to compel mechanics to not fuck around with maintenance (Southwest), or to compel upper management to give pay raises to the pilots so they don’t strike (Lufthansa), or to compel Thor to not snow in the entire eastern seaboard (every airline that had to deal with…
It is their job to catch the hell for all of the shitty things the airline does.
Every major transit system in the Bay Area requires some kind of proof-of-payment or otherwise keeping the ticket.
On the other hand, Kotaku links to more of Blacksmoke Billy’s videos, and explicitly calls him out by name. More views = more money from YouTube’s Partner Program.
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Maybe ThatMouse is saying that the number should be a lot smaller.
I’m surprised they let him in, given Disney’s ban on adult ticketholders wearing costumes of Disney characters.
Unlike a corporation, I don’t have the luxury of bargaining, wheedling, or otherwise whittling down whatever initially imposed fine I’m penalized with.
The point is that they will bargain down whatever fine is imposed. It happened the last time there was a diesel emissions violation, and it’ll happen this time too.
Irrelevant to the point being made, but thanks for the reply anyway.
That’s irrelevant to the point that was being made, but thanks for the reply all the same.
Intentionally or not, you seem to have left out the third possibility: bargain down whatever fine they get to a fraction of what was initially imposed, which is what’s going to happen.
To be fair, he prefaced that with “Our company was dishonest”; that’s pretty cut and dried.
Note that he didn’t say “We’ll pay the ($18 billion or whatever) fine.” He said “We will pay what we have to pay.”
What the British called association football until the ‘80s.
1. Be attractive.
2. Don’t be unattractive.