Whoa, wanting less people via having fewer kids isn't eugenics, it's wishful thinking. I don't subscribe to the idea of forcing people to have fewer kids.

Edit: I can see how it sounds like I am advocating for eugenics in my earlier post. I will update it.

You're not wrong, but this is more of a class issue than a generational issue, although in this case they certainly intersect. My boomer parents don't have any money; they got screwed over by the 1% just like the rest of us.

I'll debate it. The world would be way better off with about 6 billion less people in the world.

Edit: My apologies. I am NOT advocating for eugenics, mass murder, or anything else. My thought of having fewer people is wishful thinking of what a better world would be like if we simply never got to 7 billion people in the first place.

Yes they do. Millions of them do.

This made me wonder though...the car obviously has cameras on the outside, and there's also a way to communicate with the support team from inside...so is it a stretch to think that these cars could be auto-recording everything that's happening inside the car?

Should we - as riders - have any expectation of privacy in a car with no driver?

I received the tests. Can confirm that they are leftover tests that the government extended the expiration date on. The ones I got expired almost a year ago, and even with the extended expiration date, are only good for three more months.

Also, they do not appear to be reformulated to better detect any of the covid variants.

I think at least a few of them are jerking off to this. 🤫

Instructions unclear: I'm a troop who sat down and got rammed by this ram. Now I can no longer stand and got rammed again.

And get fucked, Digital Millennium Copyright Act!

I fully expect PayPal to harvest and share the United States data anyway - regardless if you opt out - and they'll get a slap on the wrist 5 years later when someone finds out about it.

Because it's accepted all over the internet and is the only way to pay on many websites.

It's also a way to send money to friends, just like venmo and such. And just like venmo and such, has very few consumer protections or regulation.

The US doesn't have a national or government system to freely send payments to other people - and no one uses checks anymore - so we all have to pick one of these equally awful private companies to use to send money and hope we don't get scammed or have our account frozen and our money seized.