All of which was already spent whether or not he did this. It’s not like they’re going to go out and buy three more Humvees. Those people cleaning it up? They were already on the payroll.
The military wastes a ton of money. This guy didn’t cost any extra money. He defied the system, so kick him out. But really, he…

Proper grill makes all the difference.

I bought a new car in 2000, and it had headlights that automatically turned off, which was pretty rare then. But they turned off about fifteen or twenty seconds after you hit the lock button. Sometimes I’d be walking away from it in a parking lot and some helpful person would tell me my lights were on.
One night a…

In high school, a girl in my neighborhood bought an early 70s Beetle (this was the late 70s), and asked for advice from her guy friends about car care.
We told her it was very important to monitor the gas mileage - she should put a little notebook in the glovebox, note the mileage and fuel amount at every fill-up, and…

A friend’s father lived in Arkansas and was driving out to California in a Fox body Mustang that had been a police unit (cue Blues Brothers description), planning to sell it. He told his daughter, who then told her boyfriend and I, that it was a five speed. We were pretty psyched to see it, this was circa 2000, I…

No, but I got away with something similar. I was commuting to a federal base. Going down the freeway I was speeding, I saw a cop up ahead so I slowed down. And he slowed down more. And I slowed down more.

On a US military base, go anything over the limit, you get a ticket. Everyone routinely drives 3-5mph under the limit.

What really saws me off is when the restaurant comes up with a really shitty “solution”. Went to a fine dining seafood place, sat at the bar. Friend was meeting me. I order an entree, ten or fifteen minutes later my friend arrives, he orders. His food arrives, and he has finished his meal. I’d already asked a couple…

Screw that. There’s a local pub with really great food near me, I’d been there in the evening many, many times. It would be packed, and food came out quickly.

Someone still living with their parents.

You do realize there are places in the world besides homes and restaurants. Ever heard of, say, parks? Malls? Zoos?

Lol NeXT, Newton, Lisa. Jobs was in a field that allowed for multiple shots, leveraging others’ innovation, and the cost of failure was low.

So the sub-sub contractor that does the work - there will be no employee to vouch for them in many cases.
And then there are the contracts themselves. I’ve been a sub-contractor. Generally there’s a huge penalty for contracting directly with the client. So....

This is an excellent plan to raise the income of Tesla employees, and sharpen their negotiating skills. I’m just wondering if they’ll generally keep the kickback amount they got to vouch for a contractor secret, or they’ll share and compare their numbers.

This is a stupid idea. You hire or get rid of contractors based on need, not on whether someone vouches for them. Why should an employee risk their reputation on a contractor, it’s all risk and no reward? Doesn’t this retain contractors who are well like and shed abrasive ones, rather than by effectiveness?
What about…

Biscayne boulevard is five lanes wide in each direction, and with this layout they could either use both sides, or use one for racing and the other for grandstands.

Ever try to kick someone out of a business? Or talk to someone who has?

You do realize you can get food from restaurants delivered, right?

Sure, just ask them to leave. They’ll make a loud scene, perhaps refuse to pay their bill, and even refuse to leave at which point you have to call the cops.

No one submitted grow-your-dick pills?