Judging by the message, there is a shortage of parts, having to take in cars they can’t service and just warehouse them is something they don’t want to do and would be a form of the system being unable to process them in a timely manner.

Which is what I was countering, I also work in game dev (on a few RPGs as well) and the talent usually don’t make that much to the point that if I had them do 10 games worth of lines, it wouldn’t be anywhere near a million (and this is using union workers).

Having worked with someone exactly like that (he’s a good guy, broke him with cookies), but I will say that portrayal isn’t that accurate for the ones who look at food as pure fuel.

I mean, yeah if it’s something where they could train the staff via a quick message, then sure. There is the other issue though, if they anticipate a decent volume of fixes then they would need to space them out. Similar to how the current diesel recalls are going for trucks.

It depends on what kind of inspections they are performing. Is it just throw it up on the jack and stare at it, they using microscopes, possibly imaging? This may require specialized techs too so they can’t be everywhere at once. 

I take it there are no other embargos to lift or they know they will paint similar pictures so now they are posting borderline irrelevant stuff to try and temper it? 

Good lord, who are you hiring for your VO that it costs millions?!

It may not be (though, deadlines always are a thing) the wrong audio may have been checked in, it may have been reverted without notice and the QA people may not have been focused on it, ending up with the situation they are in now. Since it’s not game-breaking it doesn’t get emergency hotfixes.

Normally you want to use it on the poors when they get uppity. 

I mean, currently but looking at the GOP that is the end goal. 

I would say there is a difference though, between paying taxes ahead of the due date and paying a corpo early, the federal government isn’t a for-profit group and that money doesn’t just go into a pile to be spent immediately. Since they have the allocations with known quantities of cash, paying this year likely means…

This isn’t a new development right? I am shocked it took them this long to catch onto the issue considering the volume of people using it (presumably).

Oh dang, I thought they had more locations, it’s all out of Bethlehem, PA. That is a bit strange when you realize that the plants are no longer doing just Easter. So they are able to keep the equipment running year round, but might run short on keeping up with demand. 

No, we have ways for you to violently end your life at home.

I would think the funeral industry more than anything. 

Because Canada knows what it did... also it may just be the production timelines for the variants or if the dyes contain banned stuff (like glycol).

Which is somewhat funny to think about. Before I started buying bacon at the butcher, it was in packages like that. The slices would look thick in the pack but when you cook them all that moisture which may have been pumped in with the cure cooks out and they are super thin. 

I don’t know if they still sell them, but container store used to sell plastic containers with the same form factor as 5 lb flour bags (add a half an inch or so to each dimension) so you can store them in there. For AP I usually use a taller cannister for recs which use dipping methods for measurements. All the ones…

The most educational toy ever produced. 

The really weird ones, the people who have airline style tray tables in their cars for their videos.