All true… I’m just pointing it out because people are constantly railing about how the donation is supposedly a “free writeoff for the big businesses!111” when in reality isn’t true. I hate shitty big restaurants as much as the next guy but this ain’t it

You only get a percentage, depending on your state. It’s not much… not many people bother (big market for boomers lol)

When you’re at a fast food drive thru and they offer to round up for a charity cause, YOU can claim that write-off donation on your taxes, not the restaurant. Of course virtually nobody would do that unless you save your receipts and tally them up next year… but you can!

So true… for me personally, I’d love to have a battery EV vehicle, but i just want a regular vehicle with a battery powerplant. I don’t want a mobile IOT advertising surveillance DRM non-repairable planned-olsolescence mobile which is how so many new vehicles are designed.

They also had trouble fitting inside some tight battery compartments. Many a finger was squished trying to make the last one fit 😪

I’m a particular fan of “power networking”

South Hexagon

Kallax is so easy to move though!

I had this happen, but it was Monster Hunter World instead 🤨

My first vehicle 🥺 mine was green and had a 2 foot extension, room for activities!

You’re absolutely correct - I toured the ULA Decatur booster faculty mere days ago. There’s spaceforce-branded parts bolted onto Centaur rockets using Russian engines all over the place. Now to be fair they also have an engine made in Washington too but this stuff takes a looooong time to make any changes.

… and require a subscription too!

Ohhhh yea?

We have that in Mich, for pistols anyway. Which is kinda surprising since this state is otherwise very pro-firearm (no waiting period, no mandatory safety stuff, etc)

He gets paid proportionally to the stock value, so it’s completely and totally about perception to him. Actual reality… who cares!

I worked a contract job at a honey bottling plant in Mich where they would simply take 55 gallon drums of raw honey from all over the world, dump them into a giant tank, churn it up… then bottle it. That’s was it, nothing more nothing less. At one point in the past they used to add water, but they had stopped when I was installing the new mixing system (it was a patent thing). Makes me shake my head to see companies adding anything else to such a simple operation…

We had to buy our own for high school, about $5 each. They were used for CAD file storage.

Wow TIL achievement hunter was shut down last year. I guess it was all down hill…

Check out Reolink, they have a lot of package systems and lots of deals. Watch some videos on the installation process.

Call Gerard Butler quick!