But the point is the same right? Whether you call them countries or states or counties or municipalities, there are multiple levels of government with their own distinct tax structures, but Europe has no problem displaying the final sale price on their tags. Why would this be harder to implement in the US than in Europe?
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I give it 3 months until it's renamed the Gulf of Burrito
Which comes in a bottle and doesn't save money haha
Given the ratio of people who actively campaign against it to people who don't care, I think it's pretty safe to say "we don't care".
Not to mention God clearly wants her dead but scientists are keeping her alive.
Don't unclude my vocabulary like that
I've always dreamed of a world where game demos were mandated by law. Some products can't be tested out easily, but just about any video game really can.
....I don't think they're playing it for the story
Man those invisalign really work wonders
Ehh I dunno... I don't agree with him but we don't have to preface our opinions with "this is just how I feel, but...".
If I say "this pizza is horrible", it's clear that it's just something I think and not everyone has to share that opinion. The subjectivity of the statement kinda speaks for itself y'know?
I feel like that's a very gradual gradient. Is it only when Christmas is a fundamental part of the story?
For example your comment makes me think of the "Die Hard isn't a Christmas movie" people, but it would have been a completely different movie if not for the office Christmas party.
Jesus christ, that happens in Europe too. Please answer my question. How is it achievable in Europe but not in North America?