One of the last times I was in, I was asked for my photo ID and Costco membership card no less than 5 times by employees. I literally got asked while I was in an isle looking at items. I've never had this happen before and made me honestly a bit irritated having to constantly pull my ID out of my wallet. This policy needs to chill.
I'm pretty sure this is going to directly violate Internet neutrality laws when the FCC votes them back into effect.
What flabbergasts me is the clear conflict of interest between infinite growth and actual patient care. We really need to take this profit model out of healthcare, the only people it hurts are us. Unions in all healthcare fields are about the only thing that can combat it now without actual legislation imo.
This would be great if everyone wasn't waiting months for an invite
As opposed to bone-in tofu bites?
Are we reading the same thing? Netflix has more competition now than it ever has. When Netflix had cheaper prices when it has no competition than it does now. Piracy has been making a huge resurgence as well.
No, I think he expects their employer to pay them through the fees they collect. If the tip is mandatory, it's not a tip, it's a fee and it should be included in the up front costs with payroll taxes etc deducted.
Cable started out without ads too. That was why you paid for it.
My Xperia phone has all of these except the removable battery. I think the EU is legislating removable batteries be brought back to phones so given another year or two I'd expect to start seeing them again.
"Are you a couple needed somewhere quick to stay before going to an airport or something?"
Damn, if only there was some sort of established and regulated type of business where you could rent lodging by the night in New York City. I bet they could make a whole lot of money building big buildings full of rooms you can rent like that.
"What if you legitimately take someone (or even two someones) in for a week"
Do you make a habit of charging your friends and family that come visit you?
Pretty sure we already had one of these and it was deemed not economically viable after like 30 years of operating at a loss basically.
"it's not rusting, it's just forming rust in spots"
My brother in Christ what do you think rusting is? These people are delusional.