Comments by "Dangic23" (@Dangic23) on "CNBC" channel.

  1. I witnessed school lunches in South Korea, France, Phillipines, Germany, Japan and Puerto Rico . All incredibly great food. We are killing our kids in the USA.
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  2. When you make a vehicle that lasts forever, you lose repeat customers.
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  3. So they have to wait longer...but somehow still outlive us by a lot.
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  4. Definitely food on Asian and Middle East airlines is way superior than US based airlines.
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  5. Rise of dollar stores equates to the crumbling of the middle class and upward mobility.
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  6. There is no separation in the US either. "Private" industry and The Pentagon are symbiotic.
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  7. Looks like CNBC still doesn't know the difference between Rusia and Europe...lol
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  8. Because they are 2 separate worlds. One is real day to day life. Wall St is an eternal casino.
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  9. I moved to Tokyo a few months ago and the train system here is as perfect as it can get. This includes the civilized passengers riding the train, clean, quiet, nobody is talking on their phones, etc.
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  10. Premium economy is what a normal seat was before the airlines went rogue
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  11. When the trillions of stimulus goes to to Wall St, and not the people......it will always fail for 90% of the country.
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  12. 100% I lived there for a year. During my first trips to Seoul, I remember leaving a 25% tip at a restaurant. A few minutes after I left, someone was chasing me down the mall. I thought I was in trouble. But it was the waitress chasing me down to return my money. Wow....I felt so bad. Lesson learned.
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  13. When healthcare is a for profit system, then its totally normal to expect hospitals to close.
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  14. 2008 economic collapse will look tiny to what is coming.
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  15. No. The Fed interference makes things worse. Rich people get free money....but the entire nation suffers.
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  16. They really manipulated that one...lol
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  17. It will fail if they keep building for cars. People will get tired of being stuck in traffic just like in every other trendy growth area that failed.
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  18. There are 4 Nintendo Switches in my household. Mine, and my 3 daughters. I have almost every game console since the Odyssey in the garage....lol The only thing I asked for every Christmas since 1981.
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  19. Lived in South Korea for a year. During my first trips to Seoul, I remember leaving a 25% tip at a restaurant. A few minutes after I left, someone was chasing me down the mall. I thought I was in trouble. But it was the waitress chasing me down to return my money. Wow....I felt so bad. Lesson learned.
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  20. But cruising is turning into Spirit Airlines. It used to be all inclusive, but since the 2010s they have been partitioning services that were part of the cruise reservation and charging additional fees. I expect it will eventually apply to luggage too.
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  21. I never understood why planes are not boarded from back to front before covid. Its the best way to keep the isles clear from people who don't know how to put their luggage in the overhead bin.
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  22. I lived is S.Korea for a year....those folks really care about their beauty products.
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  23. China got tired of taking in our trash. Our recycling program has been a hoax for a long time. People thought it was being processed here in the USA.
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  24. Just moved to Japan, No tips Better food Better service And cheaper than in the US
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  25. Opening a Starbucks in Vietnam is similar to opening a Blockbuster Video store in the US in 2020. Vietnam coffee culture is like 200 years ahead of US coffee culture. Starbucks copied cold coffee from Vietnam.
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  26. ‘Muricans do not have the mentality to follow road rules that would allow an autobahn type road in the US. I lived in Germany for 4 years and used the autobahn daily. Only saw 2 accidents that entire time.
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  27. It’s not competition if the top 10 builders all build the same low quality basic house.
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  28. Because of crony capitalism. The builder, the bank, the realtor, are all looking for a quick profit. Cardboard houses are the most profitable scheme. The buyer is at a loss because all options are the same.
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  29. I lived in Germany for 4 years....and bread there is not full of the poisons we get in US bread. Sourdough is very common
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  30. Lol....I came to comment on it....and you already had. Pence should've said..."you deal with us, or we bomb you into doing so"
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  31. Android is free....IOS isn't
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  32. CNBC....you are 4 years late. If you would've covered Bernie in the last election, it would've been an entire different outcome.
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  33. Best vacation deal for your money. Food, entertainment, cabin, travel to different destinations on 1 trip, all for $100 a day.
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  34. A fake war on terror just to justify more spending to enrich the Pentagon contracting companies.
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  35. Outlets are a scam today. Outlets mall made sense in the 1990s early 2000s. Items were merchandise out of season or returns from main stores. Then companies started making lower quality products to sell at Outlets only stores, and at prices just slightly lower than the real product. A total scam to the customer.
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  36. Also in Germany...no toll roads...and in pristine conditions. Lived there 4 years.
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  37.  @Minney-Me  The title is 100% misleading. Gen Z is not doing anything. Gen X is paying for Gen Z house.
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  38. Palantir getting unwanted attention. They are one of the largests spying tool in the world.
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  39. I started using UA early on. And then when they started making military clothing , it was a must have for us in the military.
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  40. American made cars can’t sustain speeds on the autobahn. German cars can be put on cruise control for 45 minutes at 120/MPH and feel like it’s 40mph because the cars are so smooth.
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  41. USA corporations always looking into new ways to scam the people.
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  42. This feels like an Amazon paid advertisement
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  43. CNBC works for the rich.
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  44. Iron Man 1 literally shows how the US military sells weapons to the enemy, to then tell the US people that the enemy is stronger, and now need a budget increase....lol People in the US are so tamed.
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  45. The $1200 the people got so far has been a 1 time thing. That's $1200 for 2 months of living.
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  46. Jared Hamon Lunch system in Puerto Rico is mainly cooked from scratch Puertorican food. Food industry has lobbied to get in the system also and things have worsen since.
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  47. Boarding should happen rear to front . 100%. That way you avoid the bottleneck that people with geometry difficulties create when putting stuff in the overhead bins.
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  48. If you are rich, NO. If you are poor, working class, YES
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  49.  @shasmi93  100% my exact thoughts. It will never work in a place that does not follow civil society standards. I also lived near Seoul and the train system is also super efficient.
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  50. I remember doing a paper on Foot Locker back in Grad School 2003. Pretty much learned during the research that their end was near. I see that stores are still open, but their shelves barely have anything on them.
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  51. Since I was a kid in the 1980s, I always knew I was going to leave the US after retirement. Retired at 40 and living in the Caribbean, Spain and Philippines since. Superior quality of life than any of the 7 States I lived in the US. (TX CA WY FL NY SC CO)
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  52. I live in the USA....and my State does not have a Popeyes. Wyoming.
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  53. 100% pointless to talk about 2020 numbers for any company.
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  54. Tech hubs should be in cold places....not the desert. Easier to cool servers, saving $$$$
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  55.  @jensenraylight8011  Yes...but only in the USA. The Lexus trim is the businessman model, and then the Sequoia and TRD 4Runner satisfy the adventurous ones....making the Land Cruiser almost pointless to buy.
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  56. Their own Purdue data shows clearly that they alone knowingly created this opioid epidemic. There is no but, or doubt about it.
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  57. Keurig will never work outside of the U.S. because people not in the U.S. have higher standards for their coffee .
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  58. I’m Manhattan born from the 1970s. Lived in S. Korea 2010-2012. Europe 2012-2016. Just moved to Tokyo Aug 2023. Those mentioned places do trains really well, especially Korea and Japan. It’s possible. But the US is a sick and wild society. Our culture does not allow for anything to function as a civil society.
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  59. Elon eliminating the incentives that benefited him. Keeping them from his competition.
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  60. Very true. It's cyclical. But our US folks have short term memory, and do not realize it. Before CA became a powerhouse, the people that made that, came from the NE, after that area became saturated. And after TX goes through it, it will move somewhere else.
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  61. I liked YT when people weren't getting monetization from it. Now its just full of scammers and click baits.
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  62. Voting in the USA is made difficult by design.
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  63. The work ethics of the people that work in international versions of US restaurants is superior. Which translates to superior customer service, experience, and food. I have lived in 7 different countries and only the US experience is the subpar one. Just moved to Japan and you can see how the workers at McDonald’s are working as if they were getting paid $100 an hour. 😂
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  64. I work in the pharmaceutical industry in the USA.....saw this entire opioid crisis develop. It was easily predictable. But money always wins over common sense. I remember questioning so many prescriptions for oxy, percocet, vicodin, that could be easily replaced with tylenol 325 or advil.....but nooooo.....Dr wrote it....and the patients would never take the word of pharmacy over the Dr's. And when we would blacklist a patient abusing the system....they would just get their prescription somewhere else easily.
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  65. 10 States contribute to the Treasury. 40 States are subsidized by the Treasury.
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  66. US labor culture is so archaic.
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  67. People need to realize that this whole loyalty program thing is about the company doing everything possible to NOT give you perks.
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  68. Agree with your kids. Too hot, too crowded, not as magical.
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  69. I live in WY, There is no technology here. We just die.
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  70. Feel bad for that Gen having to lie to keep the machine going.
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  71. Always shocking to see Mnuchin as Treasury Sec. Feels like a comedy sketch
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  72. I lived in Germany for 4 years. When I first got there, visited a BMW dealership to buy a car. Picked the car, signed paperwork....then the salesperson said.....ok......the car should be here in 3 months. Lol I was like....but it's right there behind you. He said....no....that's a showroom car....yours will be built and delivered. Had to rent a Smart Car for 3 months Lol
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  73. Easy... make cars that don't break down....reliable, and good customer service....people will follow. USA cars....made with intentional obsolescence to have you at the mechanic constantly, or buy another car. After 2 USA made cars....no thanks. Only Toyota and BMW has filled our garage. Zero complaints.
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  74. South Florida feels like a bottleneck as far as movement.
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  75.  @flakgun153  No. People shouldn't have to shop around for best prices on their prescription medications.
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  76. The entire stock market is a meme stock. Why is CNBC so upset? The entire weekday programming of CNBC is doing the same reddit did.
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  77. This place has ok cheesecakes....but a failure as a restaurant. Before covid.
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  78. The dollar is already digital. 90% of the currency is created in a computer.
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  79.  @CGoffgrid  Lol
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  80. Easy. Pay a living wage. Sometimes it is cheaper to stay home when you compare it with paying for work expenses like childcare/transportation costs/wardrobe/lunch.
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  81.  I’m Justarandomdoggy  I have voted by absentee ballot while overseas in the military. I have zero confidence it was counted...lol
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  82. @Sifulete :/ Nope. I was a kid who took care of my toys. I retired at 40, no debt, no smoking /drinking.....so I have plenty of time and spare money to spoil my kids.
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  83. True....both Sony and XBOX are at the lifecycle point of their consoles...which is 6 to 7 years. Stadia is a bust...and it looks like Google is desperately paying for advertising masked as a news article.
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  84.  @themaltesesailor9774  Lol...nice try. Meaning how socialist models in the European Union are completely different from socialist models in Russia.
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  85. I am 46....and have never stepped into a Chuck E Cheese
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  86. I was buying from Eastbay catalogs in the late 1980s. I used to save those Catalogs.
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  87.  @ssimms8995  Im a Male and I started using them....they are awesome....lol. That was 2010-2011. Still do today. I'm 45 but look 35....lol
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  88. Meanwhile Asia has been drinking cold coffee for centuries
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  89. Civil society has nothing to do with the composition of the people of a place. It has to do with the individuals being decent human beings and respecting shared common spaces.
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  90. Customers realized what most of us already knew. A-la-carte travel is never worth the hassle. You will fool passengers once with that system, but will not gain a customer base.
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  91. These are 2 completely different coffees and consumer markets. One makes watered down mediocre coffee. The other tries to provide a product close to what a coffee shop offers.
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  92. Guy at the end said... "Or a chip in your head" Like it was normal.
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  93. So basically Gen Z are having the houses bought FOR them. Got it.
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  94. 3:03 explains the root. Corporations found another way to screw the working class and made it the law of the land. Even the military jumped into the scam.
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  95. In summary, this is a promo video for the School Security Industrial Complex (SSIC) Zero solutions offered
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  96. For the young ones reading and unaware of the root. This was supposed to be a temporary measure to recover from loses due to 9-11.
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  97. Leave it to the USA to always find a way to exploit for profit
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  98. We have been currency manipulators in the USA since eliminating the gold standard. But when someone else does it.....its bad....lol Jokers
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  99. I watched the video...and agree with OP 100%. They mentioned Japan and Korea for 2 seconds and moved on because they know the argument dies there. Gaming is way more intense there....and if the relation of gaming=violence was true.....we would hear of daily mass crimes from those countries.....but we DON'T.
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  100. CNBC on TV is to hype stocks for day trading. You know...that thing they were mad about when reddit did it.
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  101. I only drink 1 soda can a year. And I always pick Dr Pepper.
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  102.  @ZeusAVI  Exactly. That’s why every trendy new area fizzles out once people get tired of being stuck in traffic. Companies just move to the next new trendy spot.
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  103. The work ethics of the people that work in international versions of US restaurants is superior. Which translates to superior customer service, experience, and food. I have lived in 7 different countries and only the US experience is the subpar one. Just moved to Japan and you can see how the workers at McDonald’s are working as if they were getting paid $100 an hour. 😂
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  104. If this is going to eventually help the individual....... Then 100% will not be approved in Congress.
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  105. I had never thought of going to Cheesecake Factory. Whenever I go, is because I was already at the mall. Then I regret having gone there because the food is so bad. Then I forget, and repeat the visit a year later.....with the same disappointing results.
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  106. I was going to comment the same. Still cia. In 2013 it was revealed that Backdoors are still open. Same with fb.....previous name.was Lifelog.
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  107. I can see some states already planning on how to install air toll booths... Lol
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  108. Strip malls are the architectural showcase of the USA to the World.
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  109. US folks finally catching up to the lies of the food industry....milk good/lucky charms is breakfast. Lol
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  110. That Supreme Pan Pizza was the best thing back in the 80s.
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  111. Wife and I were both military with 3 kids. Were not living paycheck to paycheck, but also not saving as much as we wanted. We lived in several states and overseas...all the same high childcare expenses. I got out of the military and now we have more savings.
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  112.  TheFinalBoss  Many workers do not qualify for unemployment. Each state has different rules. And 40million people unemployed during covid are not lazy.
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  113. While Foods used to be good. Ever since Amazon bought them, it has been going downhill.
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  114. Been there...but I'm in the Air Force...so it's like a TDY.....lol. Ummmm...yes...fake wars. The fighting on the ground is real....I'm referring to the creation of the conflicts. Fake boogeyman....to grow our military industrial complex.
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  115. Lol... USA always discovers things after other countries have been doing it for 400 years.....and then they act as if its groundbreaking. They did the same with coffee....numbering waves of coffee....next wave is 4th.....but coffee countries have been at 4th wave for over 300 years.
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  116. So the first vaccine only counts if its done in the Anglo world.... Got it
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  117. Utkarsh Ag Yes....at least where I lived...kids come home for lunch...then return to school....I guess it’s better than a US school lunch
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  118. DD and Starbucks served 2 completely different markets. I'm a coffee fanatic....have lived in coffee growing regions and have visited several coffee plantations. I would never go to a DD for coffee. Donuts maybe.
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  119. Boomers don’t want to let go. Gen X will practically be skipped and Millennials will take over for the Boomers.
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  120.  @PASH3227  Yes there are but it’s a New thing and Late to the game. The rest of the world has done it for centuries.
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  121. Next year GM will say that they will be fully electric by 2040. Americans will applaud, and completely forget about the 2035 goal from just a year ago. That’s just how the American brain works.
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  122. There are 2.7 million houses in default. When the foreclosure and eviction moratorium ends........it will all come crashing down.
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  123. But we are still fighting wars for oil in the ME....Iraq, Syria, and now Iran next.
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  124. My Spouse and I were both military and were paying $1600 a month for childcare/before & after school care , 3 kids. I decided to leave the military and stay home....and now we have more savings than when we were both Military. Unreal!
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  125. Asian 7-11 definitely 10000 times better than US.
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  126. Trump loves when his tweets move the indexes up and down.
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  127. I just moved to western Tokyo. The problem in the NYC is not the infrastructure, it’s the culture.
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  128. Shopping around for lower priced medications. That's just unreal
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  129.  TheFinalBoss  The help the people received was temporary. The help the Wall St indexes received is endless and permanent.
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  130.  @clarencetse  Lol....so true.
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  131. During the height of Mall popularity, Wyoming only had 1 Mall for the entire State, and only one escalator in the entire State.
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  132.  @itshisfault3782  A State in the USA that should not exist.
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  133. So you are saying that the central bank putting money into the banking CEOs in the US was a bad idea?
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  134. They don’t compete with each other, they collude.
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  135. Not just the IPO... The entire market has been broken for decades. At least since the early 90s.
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  136. These clowns are happy that the pandemic didn't affect most workers, because these people didn't have a retirement plan to begin with. WTH?
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  137.  @petermonaghan3738  Very true. I also lived in Germany and they do have a well balanced of transit. Rail and light rail are common and easy to get to. They DO have a car culture, with no speed limits on many portions of the Autobahn. And they also have a huge bicycle culture. And they also walk a lot. Yes they can coexist.
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  138. I see no lies
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  139.  @godemperorofmankind7255  I'm sure there are places you can find it in SF. My point is that in Europe this is a non issue because it's an every day thing and not a specialty like in the US.
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  140. The blue pill was a failed blood pressure medication. Big Pharma: what can we do with all this reserch? Also Big Pharma: invent a new diagnose and illness. Marketing company: ED $$$$$ swimming in billions$$$$"""
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  141. The WHO is a Bill Gates organization. No need for US taxpayers money to be sent there.
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  142. When you book Spirit, and add your bags and carry-on....its more/same price than any other airline. Why bother.
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  143. I don't eat fast food, but this fad made me buy 5 sandwiches from Popeyes and 5 from ChicFilA. My family had 1 of each and all 5 said Popeyes tasted way better than ChicFilA. But a lot of people are loyalists to a brand and will never openly admit to it.
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  144. I’m doing the same to my Gen Z kid. Buying a house to get them out of mine.
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  145.  @jon9103  He has no job, maybe a part time gig. He is a college student. No bank would give a mortgage to a student.
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  146. Well....technically free.....android is connected straight into the NSA. So that's the price to pay.
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  147.  @tshocc9384  There have been permanent job loses and businesses have filed for bankruptcy. Mnuchin and Powell can't sustain this forever.
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  148. I moved to CA last December. Turned down buying a new $550k house because I'm only here for 1 year. Checked that same house yesterday just for fun.....it was re- sold for $800k. I cried a little. Could've made $250k in 5 months.
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  149. So weird that people buy a house with a 30 year mortgage, to raise a family and live in for many years, but think of it as an investment.
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  150. No education needed to use a credit card.
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  151. Pop Tarts are literally in the top 3 worst food in the U.S. Twinkies, Pop Tarts, Hot Pockets.
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  152.  @lairdriver  Yes. US shutdown on March 13. People started receiving the $1,200 in mid-April. Millions still have not received that 1st check......and its June.
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  153.  @briangasser973  The point is that there was only business, 1st, class, and then the rest. Airlines became “creative” after 9-11 and made up a lot of “charges” for things that were already basic and included.
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  154.  TheFinalBoss  As a whole....maybe. Proportionate to each.....not even close. Before any stimulus was approved, the Fed pumped $1.5 trillion into the market one afternoon. It helped the arrows turn green for 15 minutes.
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  155. Yang's plan is 60 years ahead of the average American brain. By the time those folks realize it......its going to be extremely late.
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  156. This video is like 10 years behind. Middle class is gone. Upper middle class is still alive. The basics mentioned in the beginning of the video as middle class: Pay for college, 1 income family, paid healthcare, owning a house, good schools, etc… Is no longer achievable.
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  157. Everywhere
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  158.  @whatsgoodmyguy4391  It's not the Biden market, or the Trump market. This is still the 2008 crash that wasn't let to be corrected.
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  159.  @ArchiDL  I have driven 1 hour to Colorado just to get Popeyes....lol. And 1 hour back. Wyoming is ridiculous.
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  160.  @frostystallie8736  And the rest of the world.
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  161. The one that is ridiculous is the hotels charging for parking. Parking that was already out there in the open, unsecured. Lol. They raised room prices by 50% , and charge for parking per night. Unbelievable
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  162. Pop Tarts always disappoint once you finish eating the 2. I always think “well that was a waste of eating “
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  163. Are there any places in AZ with good weather? Like places that don't get to 100 degrees.
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  164.  @dknowles60  Public information easy to find and verify.
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  165. And now that you have to pay extra (since 9/11), the ticket didn’t go down. So you are still paying even if you don’t have luggage.
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  166. Exactly....there is no competition. 2 different products. And when you get the spicy version of the Chic Fil A......it is very disappointing.
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  167. It’s not cost saving. They are making you uncomfortable by charging for something that was already included before. Is like saying that you are ok with the airline charging for the seatbelt, because you are bringing your own seatbelt and “outsmarted “ them. 😂😂😂😂😂
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  168. This video is explaining collusion and a ponzi scheme. Openly.
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  169.  @johniii8147  I’ve seen it in all the 7 countries I have lived in.
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  170.  @geraldmaxwell3277  True. US just does it at a global scale. And it also initiates the said conflicts.
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  171.  @briangasser973  Nope. After 9-11, the Government allowed airlines to temporarily implement a-la-cart charges in order to recover from the economic downturn caused by the attacks. The Airlines eventually recovered, but the temporary charges never went away and instead became permanent and multiplied to many other things not needing to be charged for. It got to the point now where our US domestic airlines are discussing the possibility of adding a standing in the aisle option. This is just out of control
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  172. I think our crumbling society is what diminished the experience. 15-30 years ago, people were better behaved, less entitled, more reasonable. Now you go to the park and everyone thinks they own the park, that they own the staff and that they own Mickey. 🤣. Thankfully the crowds in the non-US Disney parks are civil, so there is still hope.
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  173. I’ve had several machines from both of these companies and Nespresso is far superior than Keurig
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  174. That’s the Keurig recipe
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  175. I lived in Germany for 4 years....and while I was cruising at 130mph on the Autobahn in a bmw.....the only vehicles that passed me all the time were Audi station wagons, Benz station wagons....and BMW X6s. Nothing else. Since then...it has been my dream to have a station wagon.
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  176.  @Watch-0w1  Yes I remember. CNBC was mad that the average person was getting in the game. It got stopped quick.
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  177.  @enthused7591  I lived in Florida but I’m burnt out of Caribbean routes so I would still have to fly to Seattle and Europe for cruises.
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  178. @Brian The Explorer Probably still alive in an alternate universe....lol
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  179. Chris Willis Yes...my kids started school when we lived in Germany.....awesome school lunch program
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  180. Japan and Korea would be having multiple mass shootings a day if video games were the cause of violence.
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  181. @Yuvraj Sharma No. The dollar stopped being backed by gold in 1973. Since then, it's been backed by Saudi oil and the Pentagon.
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  182. Japan car industry > USA car industry
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  183. I sold a 2017 Sequoia to a car dealer in FL because I was moving to Japan last year and was offered $36K. I had 1 payment left on the car loan. Will never buy anything other than Toyota.
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  184. Not really. Some people like to do other things besides work .
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  185. Status is a scam. Free checked bag, free economy plus? Lol Those are things that were part of the fare.
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  186. Americans love Olive Garden because they love cheese and salt. Thats all they serve there. Sadly, Muricans think it's Italian.
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  187. Basic coffee maker will not work. Pour over does work. French press and mocha pot also great options.
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  188. So CNBC is saying that it was the UK who actually meddled in the US elections, and not Russia.
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  189.  @aidenw207  Exactly. I always had socialized medicine due to being in the US military. Its crazy to see people in the US file for bankruptcy just because of healthcare bills.
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  190. They blame the consumer....lol
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  191.  @da80  Food is garbage in the US ones also. I’m surprised they are a still in business
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  192. I could always taste the melted plastic on kcups. Which is why dumped my machine in 2013.
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  193.  @lextacy2008  CA has lower sales tax, and lower property tax than FL. Where CA gets you good is in the State Income tax .
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  194.  @julieackerson3111  We just did the math. It was that simple. It sucks sometimes because having an MBA and not working makes you feel like a loser.....but then you see the bank account growing and it makes it ok...lol
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  195.  @jennifertarin4707  Same with DR Horton. 20 years ago they built great lasting houses, but now they are as bad as KB Homes.
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  196. Always the stupidest comment. "Don't bring your politics " People are moving for 100 other reasons other than politics.
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  197.  @ByzantineCapitalManagement  By design.
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  198. I lived in Germany for 4 years...everything is closed on Sundays, and the population does not loses their minds.
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  199. Java was the only flavor I liked. I only drank it in 2007/2008. Then just quit and drank lattes. Do they still sell Java?
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  200.  @eyds2215  Its basically like dirty hot water so I think OP is accurate
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  201.  @kevinp113  Yes...that's why I wrote before covid. In economy it makes zero sense to board from front to back. Our fellow Unitestatians have no common sense and stay in the isle playing with their luggage in the overhead bins. Hopefully back to front is a permanent change.
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  202. It's showing reality. The stock market is completely disconnected from the real economy.
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  203. Justin Bronk wouldn't be saying all this crazyness if he wasn't getting lots of $$$$$$ for saying them. What a clown.
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  204.  @gaipa2006  I live in Cheyenne Wyoming
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  205. Because it's a Ford. That's a no brainer.
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  206.  @thatonedudebutwho9919  Yes yes...same as in real life....military contractors make and sell to the US and for the US.
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  207. Overseas Disney parks are way better than in the US, plus way less ‘Muricans makes the experience incredibly more enjoyable.
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  208.  @originaldelta  Yes! CNBC making it sound as if fractional banking didn't exist.
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  209. That’s where the US is invading next.
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  210.  @MetDaan2912  I was born in Manhattan. Have lived in 7 US States, and in Canada, Germany, Philippines, South Korea, and the Caribbean. All 5 overseas places were superior to the 7 places I have lived in the US. Best place in the US so far for me was Colorado.
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  211.  @reynair  The majority of Americans do not understand what single payer healthcare is. Both political parties are against it. So it’s a lose-lose situation.
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  212. They should come to the US and replace all our crappy domestic airlines. We have 3rd world country aircraft and service.......oh........and airports.
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  213.  Kilo Byte  I lived in Germany.....had a Sienna....lol...pretty much the largest vehicle on the Autobahn...lol. Only surpassed by silly Americans with pick up trucks...lol. My other car was a BMW....and half of the cars on the road were better than mine. When driving through Switzerland.....my bmw was the crappiest car on the road. So yes....Europeans can afford new vehicles. Difference is that they also have smart and efficient mass transit systems that make buying a car an option, not a necessity.
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  214. I'm sure our USA food industry lobbyists had something to do with that...as usual. EU > USA
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  215. Never been to a Wingstop or BWW. Fried chicken wings doesn’t get my attention. And the thought of having greasy hands, mouth, etc is just disgusting.
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  216.  @eriken82  Purdue created......the rest followed. Not a single explanation....but a clear and proven indication of the root. I worked in the pharmaceutical industry for 12 years. Purdue case just one of many.
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  217. And this is why our Country is sick and fat.
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  218. US is a backwards Country, and people here love it that way. People will get upset if any attempt to civilize or standardize a sector of daily life occurs.
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  219. It’s a very sad truth to see that PB&J is a thing here in the US. It’s a clear sign of poverty, malnutrition, and undeveloped sense of taste.
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  220.  @JessMN1974  I have a lifetime retirement pension (Air Force) Savings not required.
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  221. Gen Z will save the world from the Boomers.
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  222.  @mayaal9352  I lived in TX from 2002-2010. Good times. Only con was the mountain cedar. It's miserable.
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  223.  @kaseyc5078  Not the reason. It’s a human value of respect to others. It’s the way I lived in the US, but our US culture is all about scamming each other. Lol
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  224. Leave GenX out of this.....lol Also victims of the boomers still hanging on to power.
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  225. When I travel, I like to change clothes at least twice daily. Spirit promotes wearing the same clothes everyday.
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  226.  @honkhonk8009  Just took 4 flights on United last Monday and Tuesday. The Biscoff cookies and the pretzels were fabulous. Lol
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  227. If CNBC is promoting Ribin Hood...run away. RH already showing signs of being a scam.
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  228.  @fpl_bailey  You are not saving. You are just not paying extra. And it’s ridiculous to cut back on luggage just because airlines decided to rob us. I check luggage even for a weekend trip. I definitely do not want to be the idiots that failed basic geometry and can’t figure out how to fit their oversized carry-ons in the overhead bins.
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  229.  @LegendNinja41  I agree. I keep it balanced.
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  230.  @alia7750  Ok....lol I dont even play that much....last game was BOTW.
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  231. I had a BMW 3 series that required premium. After 9 years with the car, traded it for a 2021 Hybrid XSE Rav 4. Go to gas the XSE for the 1st time 2 weeks ago...... And it requires premium......lol 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️🤦
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  232. Easy...transfer wealth from the mass population to the corporations.
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  233. Sadly the Starbucks taste of Italy doesn’t exist in the USA.
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  234. Because apple is more expensive and doesn't have entry level phones like the other brands.
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  235. These 401k retirement scams have now invaded even the military . Gone are the days of companies caring for tbeir employees and paying pensions. Legacy traded for quarterly earnings.
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  236.  @enigmathegrayman2953  Same here.....full pizza in my 20s. Now I'm 45, and 1 slice makes me gain 1 pound....lol. I lived in Korea for a year (i was 37)....and I suffered seeing the Koreans pigging out at KFC, Pizza Hut and DD......but had zero body fat. I would gain weight just by walking near a fast food.
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  237.  @lextacy2008  At least when considering overall tax burden, CA is 10th highest in the US, FL is #45.
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  238. In the USA...health is a for profit entity. People enriching themselves with the current system will never allow it to change.
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  239. Zero bailout which is why the cruise lines were in debt during the shutdown.
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  240. They make money by spying for the Pentagon, since it was the Pentagon that created fb to begin with. Before fb, it was called Lifelog
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  241. Overseas Disney parks are way better than in the US, plus way less ‘Muricans makes the experience incredibly more enjoyable. I lived in Florida and California and have also been to Disney in Paris and Tokyo.
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  242.  @africanfitnessconcept  Disney employees live in motels. Doesn’t look like they pay enough.
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  243. So sad that the really good avocados from Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico are not available commercially and we are stuck with the tasteless ones from Mexico.
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  244.  @charlesjay8818  All those seats were the same price. But now they are a-la-cart for the same old seat 😂😂😂
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  245.  @mariacheebandidos7183  Never. But it didn’t do well in Italy. Otherwise, outside of the US, Starbucks is like a status symbol. People buy Starbucks and post the cup logo as showing off. Definitely not done because of the coffee. lol. Now Japan is another story. Starbucks had to accommodate to the high Japan standards, so it’s very different from a Starbucks in the US. I moved to Japan 4 months ago, and even the McDonalds are absolutely good compared to ours in the US.
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  246. All thanks to Grogu
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  247. The horror for these poor rich guys Are we supposed to feel sorry? Lol
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  248. As a kid of the 70s.....I always thought we would have flying cars by 2000. Nope.....we were still using 1900s technology....lol
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  249. Tipping..... To subzidize the extreme low wages that companies provide....... Meanwhile CEO of such companies swim in their millions$$$$$$.
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  250.  @SayAhh  Basically yes. All internet traffic is captured by government inteligence agencies, before it reaches it's destination. But military captures the least. I worked IT in an Air Force hospital, and we spent most of our day blocking people from getting intp Friendster, MySpace, and FB. Then one day we were told to stop blocking FB......all us techs panicked because of how vulnerable it would make our network........but then after a year, we found out that fb was ours (DoD). I couldn't believe it. That's why we are having this meltdown with Huawei and Tik Tok. Because we know what can be done with hardware and social media.
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  251.  @whatsgoodmyguy4391  The Fed is Trump picked and appointed.
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  252. Foot Locker died before 2010. Don’t even know how they still manage to stay open.
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  253. $3T for Wall St .....ok cool $3T for the people......heck no...shut it down
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  254. Small Pipi Complex. That is all.
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  255. Lived in both also. San Antonio TX. North Bay Area, CA. Loved San Antonio when I was there 2002-2010. But the weather here in the Bay Area is perfect. Plus a couple of hours driving gets you to snowy mountains. CA definitely better living than TX.
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  256.  @1982MCI  Wow....lol I'm a Democrat just by typing that our "recyclables" end up in trash piles in South East Asia? I have no idea what recycling has to do with political parties. Of course there is some recycling going on in the USA. But most was shipped overseas......and when China closed the doors......our trash ended up on clandestine piles across SE Asia. Some journalists have put tracking devices on recycled materials.....and have found them in Malaysia.....just one example. And yes....I understand we do a terrible job in the USA sorting the material and contaminate the recyclables. I lived in Germany....and was used to that system. When I moved to the USA, I was in shock about how almost non existent recycling was.
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  257. I'm waiting for Tesla to go more mainstream. Then I will trade my Sequoia for one.
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  258. Unemployment numbers going down because there are no more jobs to lose. 42 million is probably peak unemployment.
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  259. It’s intentionally designed to do that. It’s working the way it was meant to.
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  260. US has always been that. That mustache guy was inspired by us. And then after the war, they just moved here and welcomed with open arms.
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  261. So quiet quitting is doing the work you are paid to do, and nothing beyond that? I’ve been quiet quitting for 25 years. I guess I’m an OG of this movement.
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  262.  @williamhaynes7089  Those charges started after 911 as a temporary measure to recover from the economic loses. People were still blocking the aisles before that.
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  263. How dare the Government gives the people a small amount of money and not all of it to Wall St.
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  264.  Kilo Byte  I stated facts. Nothing snobby in my comment. In Germany MB, Audi and BMW are a common sight. Like Kias Hyundais and Corollas here in the US. Switzerland is another story....on the highway, 7 out of 10 cars were over $100k vehicles.
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  265. We just gave Wall St $3 trillion dollars. Looks like its doable.
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  266.  @bobroberts2371  Not if you are buying in a subdivision that offer a set amount of models.
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  267. US always late......lol Cafes have existed for centuries in many other countries. Muricans had been drinking that poisoned pot from Diners...lol Poor souls
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  268.  @JC-nl3nh  I’m from Manhattan. 99% of ‘Murica is not built that way. NYC is an oddity in the US.
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  269. It's time to erase the typical pickup truck.
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  270. These timeshares exist because Americans are the easiest consumer base to scam.
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  271. US government does coups, invasions, and bombings effectively.
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  272.  @palmshoot  If you have lived in other Countries outside of the US, you will absolutely notice the difference. If you haven’t lived abroad, you will not understand.
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  273. Why is the President of Keurig saying that they are not trying to provide high quality coffee? I think this interview will cost him his job.
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  274. The people on the video saying zombie firms should not exist are the first ones that will go crying to the government for a bailout.
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  275. If your Retirement Plan is tied to the Stock Market, You don’t have a Retirement Plan.
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  276. Watching again 4 years later and seems like crazy Bernie was right
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  277.  @shvrdavid  True. I had forgotten this detail. GM went bankrupt in the 2008/09 recession. New company is called “ The New GM”
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  278.  @ct1762  Not sure what made you assume this. My comments are geared towards companies moving the goal post every year, and gullible people here in the US, completely forgetting the announcement from the previous year.
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  279. Our #1 export.....war!!!!
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  280.  @lilbunny4677  Never caught my attention. I grew up in Manhattan.....so used to good pizza. And went to Coney Island for arcades and games.
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  281.  @lilbunny4677  My kids have been invited to several birthdays....and they tell me not to take them...lol They like Dave&Busters
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  282. Because‘Muricans don’t know better.
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  283. I have the Disney, Hulu, ESPN bundle. I had Hulu since 2014. Never watch anything on ESPN+. Only watch Mandalorian on Disney +.
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  284. I never understood why anyone would buy a white car.
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  285. Every time I see an AMG or an M-Series car in the US I feel sorry for the car. The owners are clueless on how the car is supposed to be used like.
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  286.  @Waterfound  Yeah....something new I learned, which I did not anticipate or thought about. Got to love the Smart Car after 3 months...lol
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  287. Thanks to the DoD.
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  288.  @leilanidru7506  According to their SEC filing...RH does not trade. They sell the orders to HFT companies, and make money that way. RH is pretty much the middleman. But most RH users are unaware their info is being sold to 3rd party traders, and that they are not trading on RH platform.
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  289. I wonder how many $ billions the US government has given to GMC, Ford, Chrysler?
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  290. Lived nearby from 2014-2020. Awesome place to live.
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  291.  @Q_QQ_Q  Access to the info once it comes in our out yes. Access to the device directly like on every android....not yet.
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  292.  @mohitkapoor4615  Samsung, HTC, etc, do not pay Google for android OS. It's free to them. So you are actually being charged more for a Samsung Note9 than iPhone X. Both $1000 One got free OS The other built the phone and OS
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  293. They changed all the flavors of how these cereals tasted in the 1980s. They were never healthy, and should be kept as such.
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  294. Because ‘Muricans lack tastebuds.
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  295. Always the stupidest comment. "Don't bring your politics " People are moving for 100 other reasons other than politics.
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  296. My father-in-law had a Funeral Home, and also had an Ambulance service with 2 vehicles that he managed from his office in the Funeral home. He became my ex father in law very quick.....lol...lol
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  297.  @monacorising  We did that before. Did the math, and it was cheaper for one of us to not work. And the kids had a full time parent available for school stuff/homework/home food. Quality of life and happiness went up 1000%.
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  298.  @KevinSmith-qi5yn  It was TX...lol I never got any proof of my vote being counted. I'm sure they just throw all those absentee ballots away. Same as the provisional votes....never counted.
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  299.  @javiermeza5086  I hear you. I never put anything other than premium. BMW is already expensive to maintain, why add pain to it? Lol. Plus I bought the 328xi while living in Germany, and then shipped to the US when I moved to the US 5 years later. I kept treating it as if I was in Germany.
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  300.  @javiermeza5086  Free......lol Military move
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  301. Because the CEOs keep all the money.
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  302.  @CocoTaveras8975  Lol 80s were the best. And eating at Pizza Hut back then was comparable to eating at like an Olive Garden today. Not fancy, but not fast food either.
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  303. Mnuchin is known as the king of foreclosures . Once evictions and foreclosures start, he is not going to help the people. He will help the banks once again. Things are expected to start getting bad in 4th qtr.
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  304. First thing I do when I buy a new car is to turn off assistance driving
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  305.  @francescos7361  In the IS, Starbucks does not try to make good coffee. The drinks come out of an automatic machine, poorly brewed, but people still line up for it.
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  306.  @paulreid7370  Lol....freedom....oh man....I really laughed. At least we are honest now and admit that it is strictly for oil. We openly said it when we tried again to regime change Venezuela. And openly said it when Trump gave up in Syria and said we were moving to the oil fields to take it. BTW...I'm in the Air Force.....so I'm making fun of ourselves.
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  307.  @i.alicorne  It's purely bureaucratic. I was at Ramstein when our General was picked for Chief of Staff of the Air Force. By 2013, we no longer knew who he had become. Direct push came down to sell the idea of the F35. No negative feedback allowed, even though most pilots hated it, and the aircraft wasn't mission capable.....and still isn't.
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  308.  @jayson7136  True. I don't live in WY......I survive in WY.
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  309.  @markeasley6149  They were sustainable for 60+ years. But businesses changed the focus from the worker, to the stock price. Even the creator of the 401k says that it's a horrible retirement plan.....and that he never intended it to be one.
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  310. American is built with short life cycle expectancy to profit off of parts and maintenance. Japanese is built to last.
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  311. No wonder why US beer tastes so horrible
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  312.  @pramit7745  Certainly not a comparable GDP. But only Hawaii and the USA Colony of Puerto Rico grow coffee in the USA.
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  313. I remember being the only one with a Wii for a few months. At a cost of $500 though But it was worth every penny. My kids still use it, although there are 5 other newer consoles at home.
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  314.  @djd-cepticon  I got at release in 2006 at a premium of course. All my coworkers (military) would come to my house Friday and Saturday afternoon/night to play. Great memories. PS4 collecting dust also for years here. When my daughters buy multiplatform games, they prefer the xbox 1 option. And they all have a switch, so they play the Pokemon, Animal Crossing in those.
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  315.  @jobunaga4178  No. This is a new thing that started after 9/11. Airlines started a temporary charge for baggage to recover the loses from the attack. Before that, there was almost no limit to how much you could check in. We are seeing the same now, with business charging for things that were included before the pandemic. To ”recover”, but all these new charges will become permanent.
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  316. Tesla did With stocks
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  317.  @a.m.doesit9347  Rich San Francisco and San Jose folks that no longer have to live in those places to work, are buying everything left and right up here in North Bay.
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  318. 100% Keeping you connected is the business Kind of like everything else now. Even some video games will not allow you to play the game in full, even if you have a physical copy. Got to be online
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  319. "Ceded" by Mexico Lol
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  320. If it's going to save lives.....it's not going to get fixed.
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  321. Remember when getting rid of the headphone jack was the end of the world?
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  322. I haven't been able to find something to buy at Gap or ON for like over 10 years. They stopped adding new styles for a decade.
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  323. Growing is bad. Stop now and you will be ok forever. Keep growing and the company will go out of business guaranteed
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  324. Test drive is important if you are not familiar with the vehicle. I have purchased new vehicles completely online (Sequoia/4 Runner) But had to test drive other purchases (BMW, MB)
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  325. It was a scam all along
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  326. Most of the world pronounces it that way. Just like Mike.
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  327.  @Ivanmaradonaaa  The most common military gear they sold was not a fashion statement. It was mostly boots, undershirts, and socks. Underwear used to be good quality early on.
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  328. Corporations get a lot of freebies from the Government. Socialism for the Rich!!!
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  329. California ended the year with a $19B surplus. Weird.
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  330. It's not meme stocks. They are just doing the same thing CNBC does. CNBC does it for the rich daily. Meme stocks do it for the 99%.
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  331.  @Love2Cruise  All lines used to be all inclusive, even on Carnival. There were no extra charges for anything other than Internet and alcohol package.
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  332.  @slimpickens01  Viking, Disney, and luxury cruise lines
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  333.  @michaelvitale4029  The point is that all that was already included at a lower fare for ALL. But now the fare is higher, plus you have to pay extra for the things that used to be part of the fare.
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  334. Easy If the CEO is getting paid in the millions, you are underpaid.
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  335.  @nathansuka5302  No...I felt bad that I could've gotten the person in trouble. It was an upscale restaurant, and I had left a nice tip.......unaware of tipping policy.
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  336.  @ltahoe9257  My experience has been the opposite. Obnoxious people in WDW and Disneyland. Great people in Disney Paris. Perfection in Disney Tokyo. Orlando the worst by far.
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  337. I had a 2010 Sienna limited....it felt like I was driving a Mercedes. Now have a 2017 Sequoia....and it has way less bells and whistles than the Sienna.
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  338. I knew since the early 1980s that Instant coffee has always been pure garbage. Don’t know how it’s still a thing
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  339.  @GintaPPE1000  Symbiosis. Hidden as PPP, as contractors, as joint. But no difference from China. We just put lipstick on it, and China doesn't.
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  340. I used to drink the Java one back in 2008 or so. Have never touched a Monster drink after that.
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  341. The only bad thing about the Note 10 is Android.
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  342. When I started dispensing ADHD prescriptions for 4 and 5 year old kids back in 2012, I knew it was time to abandon the Pharmacy career. I witnessed first hand the birth of the opioid epidemic, and was not going to participate into something similar again with this ADHD nonsense.
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  343.  @SamA-ho8uj  You mean the ones that work for free? Of course they will be the ones picked. Not because they went above and beyond. They are unpaid labor. Management loves that.
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  344. I learned this in 2005 while in MBA Grad school
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  345. And NO TOLLS !!!!
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  346. They are befind every single bankruptcy
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  347. Let's see....they are part of the SDRs, their influence has grown around the world, their currency is actually backed by gold.....so not fake money like the dollar, and have set themselves up to not get hit bigly by the upcoming economic meltdown.
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  348. If the DNC had not stolen the Primary from Bernie, twice, there wouldn’t never been a Trump presidency
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  349. This makes too much sense....hence not an option for the USA. Profits over lives is our way of life.
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  350. I had a Keurig machine and could clearly taste the plastic in my coffee. This was a new 2015 machine and using Keurig official pods. Tried other brands and it was the same. I threw away the machine after a month.
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  351. Looks like a great opportunity to get a packaging business started. Get the bulk food and have established flexible lines of packaging in place.
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  352. Smart car is super cool. When I lived in Germany I rented it a few times for fun....lol
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  353. A-la-Carté , for-profit , medicine
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  354. Looks like the US already threatened the Chilean President with Regime Change if he attempts to slow down the exploitation of resources
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  355. Also....the GPS used on Google maps is controlled by the Air Force from a few military bases in Colorado. These Air Force bases are now part of the Space Force. I visited Peterson and Schriever just before the covid shutdowns. I'm stationed at FE Warren.
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  356.  @SayAhh  Musk's system is fairly new. And he is working already with the Air Force, and doing joint military exercises. Last big military exercise with Starlink was in April 2020. Privacy has been gone since October 2001, when the Patriot Act was signed. That's when full surveillance was given a green light. It is still the law of the land.
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  357. 08:07 Trump. That guy has always managed to be on the spotlight.
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  358. The houses being built will not last 30 years.
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  359. Problem with US business thinking is the pursuit of unlimited growth. That’s unrealistic. Build something good, sustain it, take care of employees and customers, and you will last forever. Shareholders should be content with a steady dividend payout, and not be looking into quarterly growth false expectations
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  360.  100-EA-100  Pretty much. There are even Facebook pages titled..."Wyoming doesn't exist". This place is a joke.
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  361. Yes. The same. But Without the costs of marketing, cost of drug Reps pushing sales to Drs, without the costs of paying for self trials to fool the FDA, and without the cost of lobbying to Congress attached to it. That’s why it’s cheaper.
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  362. NC is the halfway back point. Northeasterners that move to Florida and realize Florida is a craphole, turn around and settle in NC.
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  363.  @chocolatewheelchair  I am from the USA. Born in Manhattan...1st Capital of the country.
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  364. Easy....we have 1000 bases around the world and are bombing 9 countries at the moment. Cutting some of that can fund programs that benefit the masses tenfold, and still have leftover money. The current setup benefits the few. That's the issue. Each person has to think if defending the status quo benefits them more than the alternatives.
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  365.  Zazoo Kluk  I tried it once....and when I looked at the final price, I wasn't saving anything. Booked with United instead, without the hassle.
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  366.  @loripatton5638  Exactly. Nobody flies empty-handed.
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  367. Because the tax payers are clueless, and that’s the way the corporations love it and want to keep it.
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  368. Mark forgot to mention that the Pentagon handed him Lifelog.
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  369.  @VinceroAlpha  True. And wealth inequality is a component of capitalism also.
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  370. Proves once again that US people do not have taste buds.
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  371. Microsoft destroys everything
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  372. Hilarious to see these CEOs complaining about workers not submitting to Unpaid Labor.
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  373. Should have just one day for all elections for Governor, Representative, Senator, President. No midterms. Lower local State elections can be done at State's discretion. This will eliminates the 365 days a year permanent election cycle.
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  374. No it shouldn't. Unless it is acknowledged that the market is a Casino. Next question.
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  375.  @Bada_Boom78  I love it too. Sticker price was 60k...but I had a good 22k trade in. Right now it fills up with $50-$55, so not bad at all. I currently live in Wyoming....Tesla not a thing here....hopefully my next move is a normal place. ( I'm military).
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  376. I already had a highlander...it was a nice vehicle, but to small for what I needed.
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  377. Budweiser, Miller and Coors are terrible, so anything else is better. That’s why US likes Mexican beer.
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  378. Watching from where this has been going on for decades Tokyo
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  379. I knew this was a scam from day 1. So I lost $0.
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  380. Since Reagan
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  381.  @bentipton1826  100% And then in 1973 to 1976 the country was completely handed over to the technocrats and the kakistocracy
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  382. Yes...the fed is a private bank....but when the dollar is the dominating currency....the interest rates set by the fed have a GLOBAL ripple effect. And yes...other central banks do print money...but it has direct effects on the respective countries. The fed creates money out of thin air and then uses QE to hide the effects.
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  383. Exactly my point. If every country does it...why does the USA freaks out into WW3 mode when China does it? JOKERS!!!
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  384. Because of crony capitalism. The builder, the bank, the realtor, are all looking for a quick profit. Cardboard houses are the most profitable scheme. The buyer is at a loss because all options are the same.
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  385. Total waste of money.
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  386. @ Nope. It’s clear at booking.
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  387.  tiglath pileser  I expanded what I meant 3 posts above your post. In the USA...if an economy is not vulture capitalistic like we have ....we call it socialism. People here love simple terms. Good/bad...black/white...etc. Not understanding that there are many forms of capitalism.
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  388. Thankfully I never had a Big Gulp or a slurpee from there. I'm a little smarter than the average American.
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  389. Wow.....I've been using YT since they launched.
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  390. CNBC is doing the pumping...... Watch out !!!!!
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  391. Chinese getting smart and learning that our US cars are trash
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  392. Folks waking up to the fact that the Gig economy is a farse.
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  393. I can’t think of any reason to buy anything on Temu. I try to avoid Amazon as much as I can, but physical stores don’t stock as much items as they used to.
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  394. Yuk... I only buy fries there....nothing else gets my attention.
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  395. Tesla is a separate category. But I am looking into trading in my Sequoia for a Tesla once I move to a normal place. I'm in Wyoming currently, and horses are still a thing here. Tesla will be here in 50 years.
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  396.  @erickrecinos2931  Yep...never had an issue with bmw. Purchased the car in Germany, great service over there, and great service since I've been in USA for 5 years. Every time it needs scheduled service, I drop it off and get a new 5 series loaner.
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  397.  @agisler87  It’s designed by the insurers and drug companies . They are the ones that write the Bills.
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  398.  @carlgharis7948  Bus is not a thing in the USA 😂🤣😂🤣
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  399.  @carlgharis7948  I’m from Manhattan, don’t live there now, but have lived in 7 other states. Bus definitely useful in the heart of some cities. But from a Country point of view, they are non-existing. Same goes for trains. We only have cars and airplanes to move us around.
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  400. Our agriculture industry is also forced labor.
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  401.  @shamrock5725  Exactly. Which is something we don’t believe in here in the US. In Europe, pay is better, plus all the health and college is covered, so people can actually have hobbies.
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  402.  @navid617  True. It will never work in ‘Murica
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  403. They hate them because US drivers are less smart.
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  404. Still don’t
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  405. At some point you will run out of possible customers, and everyone who could subscribe to Netflix has already done so. Population is finite
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  406. True. I subscribed on launch day....only for Baby Yoda. Everything else I had already watched, and I had hulu for years.
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  407.  @ALItm1  Yes. I had to buy a Sequoia because I now live in Wyoming, and this place destroys cars. Price was $60k. I was looking at LC...but it looked smaller than the Sequoia and $85k tag. The body style also not as cool as the previous one....so I bought the Sequoia.
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  408.  @that1guy524  Heck no. It did not look like that. That looks like UAE
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  409.  @crabkilla  Just stated reality.
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  410. Europeans buy things they need. USA buys things for no reason. That's why Best Buy failed
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  411. Those businesses will be fine. They have insurance.
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  412.  @BlownMacTruck  Still late. That just made up terms. I'm from a place where coffee culture has always existed....no waves.....and a place that produces 1 of only 3 super premium coffees in the world.
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  413.  @BlownMacTruck  I do know what the 3rd wave is. I'm just stating that in places where great coffee is an everyday thing...i.e. Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, Caribbean, Italy, etc... The waves go unnoticed.
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  414.  @BlownMacTruck  The 3 highest quality beans on the planet are grown in Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Jamaica. Nowhere else. The rest fall a category under those 3. Those 3 are super premium coffees. Then the premium and lower categories begin.
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  415.  @BlownMacTruck  My grandmother grew coffee...and throughout the years I have visited many coffee Haciendas, and met with several Q graders in Puerto Rico and Honduras. Again....the source places coffee culture does not live in the US coffee waves....they have always had excellent coffee. When Folgers and Maxwell House disappear from supermarket aisles, then the US can say they have moved forward...lol
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  416.  @BlownMacTruck  I mentioned Italy as an example for a place that doesn't go through waves. They have enjoyed their burnt beans for ages.
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  417.  @BlownMacTruck  Really? Caribbean not a thing? So Blue Mountain is not a thing? Alto Grande not a thing? Cuban coffee? Costa Rica, Guatemala, Mexico...all in the same region.
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  418.  @BlownMacTruck  Living in the coffee world since birth doesn't qualify a person to talk about coffee. Ok. You win...lol
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  419.  @BlownMacTruck  Is coffee review.com a reliable source? Because I just read they rated a bean from Hawaii as #1. Oh well....maybe fake news.
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  420. Just moved to Japan, No tips Better food Better service And cheaper than in the US
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  421. My entire State does not have a Popeyes. . There are no Church's Chicken in my entire State. There are a total of 6 KFCs in the entire State.
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  422.  @downsjmmyjones101  Yes....in the capital Cheyenne
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  423.  @ByondAvrg  It is not a travel destination at all. We don't even have an airport. Only attractions are Yellowstone and Teton.
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  424. Spain should've kept Florida
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  425. YT and Netflix are 2 separate things
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  426. I remember when there was a waiting list in Texas for Smart cars and Prius after the financial collapse of 2008.
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  427. Japan and Korea.....way more into gaming than us in the USA. Compare crime rates....end of debate.
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  428. Beer companies know this is just another fad.
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  429.  @levileroy9324  That we actually have Italian restaurants in the US.
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  430.  @thenightporter  In the rest of ‘Murica it is recent. But the concept did exist before when there was only a Main Street. I’m from Manhattan.
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  431.  @JC-nl3nh  Nope. When founded yes, but was not sustained, and left to waste. After urbanization is now failing, the old concept is getting a new use. I’ve lived in 8 States and have seen the build up of the new house over business take off everywhere.
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  432. Wait what?....Spam Boricua?????? Going to Amazon right after video is over.
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  433.  @MarloSoBalJr  Heck no. Never have, never will. I like full 3rd row seats ....not an empty flatbed that wastes space.
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  434. That’s where all the retuned items end up. Burned!
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  435. I remember when there was a waiting list for Prius. It will happen again....next market crash coming soon.
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  436. Chilis is fast food
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  437. The Amazon HQ2 search was a hoax. VA was already settled and Bezoz had bought a house in DC. This has already been disclosed for a long time now. Not sure why the person in the video doesn’t know this.
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  438. At least the French version doesn’t have chemicals and mystery ingredients. We will keep eating the poisoned version here in ‘Murica
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  439.  @palmshoot  You know many countries ban US meat imports due to its low quality. I have lived in 6 different countries outside of the US. And I love to eat. When you cook beef, chicken, pork, etc in different countries, the smell during the process is different. The ones in the US makes me gag and it stinks up the house regardless of having the exhaust fan on. This issue is not present in the 6 countries I have lived in.
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  440.  @palmshoot  Not anecdotal. Countries have laws banning US food products. Just sharing basic facts here.
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  441.  @palmshoot  Yes. Countries have laws that ban US food. Especially beef because of the low standards we have for food in the US.
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  442. CNBC wasted money on this. Who in their right mind would buy taco bell food? That's why it fails. Doesn't apply to the US....we got too much poison in our bodies to know right from wrong.
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  443.  @lepoj  People that are retired at the moment of a crash, which have already happened 5 times this century, lose a big chunk of their hoax 401k. Some of them don’t live long enough for the market rebound. And that’s the point. Retirement should not have any string attached to the market.
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  444.  @lepoj  I named 5 in just the last 22 years Lol. The recovery part is not applicable to the information the video is presenting. The stock market is a casino, which is a hoax. Basic MBA knowledge. It’s a game. Of course if the person is young, the cycles have no effect. But we are talking about retirement. People actually using the retirement money to live. Every crash has a direct impact on their lives, and the rebound cycle comes too late.
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  445. Lots of 666s in that Tesla bit.
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  446. I'm 45 years old....tried Taco Bell for the 1st time a few months ago because I kept seeing that 5 dollar box commercial. It had zero flavor. It was as if I was eating the box as the shell of everything inside.
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  447.  @colterniezgodzki8420  Thanks. I'm ok with 4 seasons. It's what I'm looking for.
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  448.  @jamfoxs  Thanks. Job not an issue....Wife and I each military retired in 2020. Just looking for a normal place to live in, since we don't have roots anywhere in the USA . Our relatives are scattered across 11 States....lol.
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  449.  @ricinro  Looks like that northern mountain area is the only liveable area in the state. We have lived in high altitude before...Cheyenne Wyoming, for 6 years. Elevation there is 6,100 feet.
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  450. Proof that Raising Canes is trash
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  451. Its not a chicken sandwich war if only Popeyes has an edible one. The others are just like eating cardboard sandwiches
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  452. Expensive, ugly, and unreliable
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  453.  @yugiohpokemon5285  Pokemon...I work in the health industry in the USA....in the military.....and I know how it works in the civilian sector since we have interact with them many times every day.
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  454.  @Pravdacz-tp8zu  Right...because there is no waiting in the USA...lol
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  455. When I was told we were expecting twins....I got memberships at Costco and Sams. After a year.....and several visits......never bought anything because nothing was useful for us. Baby's R US ended up with all of our money.
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  456. They talk about NYC as if covid would never end.
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  457.  @007kingifrit  Lol
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  458.  @lilbunny4677  All I can do is try my best. Tnx
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  459.  @artandarchitecture6399  Ok. So the people in 10 States subsidize the people in 40 States. Now it sounds worse than initially thought.
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  460. Cut the Pentagon budget in half. Now you have a Surplus.
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  461. Texas is the one attracting the California companies. Companies that require highly educated workforce. Workforce that leans politically democratic. But people blame the workforce, instead of the TX politicians that are creating this shift.
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  462. 1000% out of control. Now you see receipts defaulted to 18%. Ridiculous
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  463. So Elon is like the McDonald’s guy. Steel someone else’s work and run with it.
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  464. FED controls the economy. Once the people they are helping are done....then prices will go back to normal. Happened in 2008-2009 with BlackRock.
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  465. It’s clear that the main purpose of this plan is to REMOVE the residents from highly desired areas. Don’t fall for it folks.
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  466. Our Market operates just like China.....completely controlled. But we like to pretend it doesn't.
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  467. Vietnam and coffee producing countries are 4th wave coffee by default. This USA numbering waves of coffee only applies to USA....which will never reach 4th wave, since the purest way of drinking coffee is non imported. Only Hawaii and the colony of Puerto Rico are 4th wave coffee places in the USA.
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  468.  @jwd0808  I live in Wyoming. 9 months of winter....still plenty of white vehicles. White is not the best looking color on any vehicle.....unless it's a $100k+ vehicle.
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  469. Easy. Trash beer. But ‘Muricans lack tastes buds, so they still drink it.
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  470. And the common voter still believes that a super rich politician has their back. Lol Lol
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  471.  @martinreinders6870  I learned the hard way...haha. I moved to Germany from the USA, where I had gone through the car buying process like 6 times. It was just out of mind when I was planning my move. Preoccupied with where to live, kid's schools, new job, etc...
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  472. Make them all apartments. Nobody is going back to cubicles
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  473. Those normal Countries with high taxes do use those funds to provide no cost Healthcare, College, etc.
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  474. I bought 5 popeyes and 5 ChicFilA chicken sandwiches. My family of 5 tried both. Popeyes won 5-0. We live in WY.....had to drive 1 hour to the closest Popeyes in Colorado. No Popeyes in WY....but we do have 2 ChicFilA in Cheyenne.
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  475. You have to remember that we the USA are 200-300 years behind Europe when it comes to civil society. We are still wild children in comparison.
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  476. The Australia model seems more realistic
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  477. Both sandwiches are terrible. But Popeyes' is way less terrible than Chic Fil A.
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  478.  @lunareclipse511  From all the low quality fast foods...Popeyes was better. ChicFilA tasted like a big chicken nugget sandwich....very bland. The popeyes one had flavor, and better bread. I only eat fast food like once a Month or less, so that's why I consider any fast food as terrible.
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  479. $1 Trillion wasted on this. 'Murica!!!
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  480.  @GowthamNatarajanAI  Air Force itself said it was a failure. The aircraft never did what it was supposed to.
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  481.  @GowthamNatarajanAI  I'm Air Force retired, Wife still in the Air Force. It's expensive because it never delivered, and more money was put into it to make it operational. F35 has never been operational. It was supposed to replace the F16 and A10....and it failed against both. The push for this aircraft after knowing it was a failure, was political. As far back as 2013....Air Force Generals knew it had failed. I'm not a lobbyist, and I don't work for any MIC company, so I don't gain anything defending it.
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  482.  @GowthamNatarajanAI  Other countries have it because we make them buy them, as part of foreign policy politics, etc. And what they get is a trimmed down version of ours. They do not get all the technology and specs. Our #1 export is weaponry. This aircraft is obsolete. Came out in 2006 and it never worked. It is not replacing anything . It has never been mission-capable, admission by our own Secretary of Defense.
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  483.  @GowthamNatarajanAI  Ok...lol
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  484. US infrastructure is very primitive. That's why it's taking long.
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  485. They forgot to mention that it all started with the data from in-q-tel. A government agency that still has full access to the data.
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  486. We had an awesome Hawaiian restaurant here in Fort Collins CO.....but it closed....owner went back to Hawaii. That was my favorite spot in town.
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  487. Smartest Mayor in the US
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  488.  @arnabbanerjee4061  Android is free to most smartphone manufacturers. Only a few pay some small money for customization. So the consumer is overpaying on non IOS devices.
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  489.  @MKDC-5  No. Closest is fb....it was created by the Pentagon. Then Google and the rest as proven on Snowden leaked and vault 7 leaks. Apple devices do not have a direct connection to US intelligence agencies....but every data that comes in or out is definitely captured.
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  490.  @arnabbanerjee4061  Hi. I'm referring to an example as my own. I bought a Note9 for $1000. My Wife bought an iPhone X for $1000. Samsung got a free OS, Apple created their OS. So I paid $1000 for the device. My Wife paid $1000 for the device and IOS.
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  491.  @arnabbanerjee4061  Samsung does not pay for those apps. Android is free....that's how they were able to beat windows mobile OS. Very easy to find this information.
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  492.  @arnabbanerjee4061  Android is open source and FREE! All the manufacturers have to do is add "powered by google"
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  493.  @arnabbanerjee4061  Free!!!!!...even Google said it....it was the only way to beat Windows mobile.
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  494. Because all of these politicians are sociopaths
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  495. 2 party system is only 1 step away from being an autocratic 1 party system . We need at least 6 different political parties. If not, let’s stop pretending that we love democracy and We the People.
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  496. Easy answer.... Vietnam is a coffee producing country and have been on the 4th wave of coffee for over 200 years. The US is barely in 3rd wave.....so a Starbucks in any coffee country is like moving backwards......like opening a brand new Blockbuster video in 2020 anywhere in the US.
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  497. Because voters are dumb. Franchise owner makes billions and runs off
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  498. Where I live, the fajitas cost $20.75, just the dish. And $23.75 if it’s the trio.
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  499. Those darn windmills....... Lol You have to be "special" to believe that kind of statement
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  500. My 2017 Sequoia will outlast me.
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  501. Latinx is not a word
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  502. I remember the first time I saw someone with @gmail......I thought it was a government account......I was like...hey....mine is still .af.mil.....how do I get that new one...........lol
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  503. I had a BMW 3 series that required premium. After 9 years with the car, traded it for a 2021 Hybrid XSE Rav 4. Go to gas the XSE for the 1st time 2 weeks ago...... And it requires premium......lol 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️🤦
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  504.  @CocoTaveras8975  Lol
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  505.  @tshocc9384  Definitely no V shape recovery. It's going to take 5+ years again.
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  506. Because the US is a super dumb country and everything has to be profit oriented
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  507. US is so ass backwards
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  508.  @larrybuchannan186  My comment was comparing Starbucks Italy vs Starbucks USA. Looks like the Italy version is immensely better than the auto-brew machines our US stores have.
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  509.  @spacetoast7783  No. That the people in the video are happy that pensions don't exist anymore, and 401k are not offered to all workers. And on top of that, companies are stopping their contributions.
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  510. Florida has always been Hispanic. It belonged to Spain way before TX did.
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  511. Pax Americana has been a cancer to our own domestically, and to the entire world
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  512. I’m guessing that making sub-standard vehicles is the reason.
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  513.  @TrollMeister_  Lol ND, SD, WY, MT have tundra weather.
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  514.  @i.alicorne  I retired in 2014, but my Wife is still in, so I still live and breathe it daily. Yes that 2013 did brainwash a lot of people, and many pilots got out of the service during that timeframe. No bonus was big enough to keep them around. The people around the issue today are all buy-in, so the pushback from within is mostly gone. That's why I said it was purely bureaucratic. It got to where it is today because of it. Just like those tanks that the Army never asked for, didn't need,, but had to keep accepting in. Congressional bureaucracy.
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  515.  @i.alicorne  True. We are stuck with it, and have to make it work, at all costs.
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  516.  @Pixiesfairiedust  I'm in Cheyenne....3G is good in these parts.
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  517. We are no different than China. Complete Market Manipulation
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  518.  @anand.suralkar  Agree. Apple doesn't sell cheap phones, which is why there is no ecosystem there. Other brands sell entry level smartphones for $100, so logically, the non apple devices in the market is much much larger.
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  519. And once they start charging for using the plane restrooms....even less people will travel.
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  520.  @khaluu2000  20 year retirement is better than money being gambled in the stock market. Plus TSP was still an option when the 20 year traditional retirement system was the pension plan. So you could have 2 retirement plans.
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  521. @ In the beginning the only difficulty is finding the right exit out of a train station and some train transfers can be tricky. But it all becomes easier after a few months.
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  522.  @shaund9759  It 100% started after 9/11, with Government consent. Temporary measures to cope with financial loses. Then they used the excuse of the 2008 banking created financial crisis, and on and on. Airlines reported record profits year after year, and the temporary measures of junk fees were never lifted. Folks used to carry 3-4 checked-in baggage before 9/11. All included in the ticket. Nobody had to look like idiots with oversized carry-ons, or taking extreme measures to avoid paying extra baggage costs.
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  523. Only thing I have ever purchased there is pillows
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  524. So sad to hear that health costs and medication costs are part of the economy equation.
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  525. I moved to Cheyenne Wyoming in 2014....there were no drive thru Starbucks in town. Weather here is cold and miserable 9 months out of the year. In 2016 we got 1, and 2018 the second one....lol We are approaching the year 1994 here in Cheyenne
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  526.  @avinashtyagi2  That was supposed to be the high....lol Not an extra $250k in 5 months. Now I can't even buy if I wanted to.
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  527.  @dominiquethomas3775  Agree. For us...we save more now than when we were both working. And I was making about $52k a year before I left the workforce.
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  528. Been drinking coffee for 44 years, straight from a coffee farm to my kitchen. Will never understand why people drink instant coffee.
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  529.  @galvatrixv  It tastes horrendous. It’s because people don’t know better and fall for marketing gimmicks
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  530.  @galvatrixv  The same place that sells instant coffee sells normal coffee. Coffee grounds Brewed in hot water and filtered through a sock is still better than instant coffee.
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  531. Now Smaller packaging /higher prices. Equals record sales$$$$ for them
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  532. The Fed made it collapse. And deregulation in 2018 initiated the downfall.
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  533. No fraud if we had single payer
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  534. Love Uniqlo but I live in Tokyo and as an American, the sizes don’t fit me even though I am not overweight.
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  535.  @texchu8331  I still don't have any type of airpods. Waiting for price to come down. Samsung copied the trend and got rid of it also. I have a Note9 and a 10S Max. I like the Note9 hardware....but hate android. When I try to match the settings of the Note9 to make it as private as the IOS......it makes the phone useless....lol. The Note9 is my main phone...the iPhone is wifi only.
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  536. I bought 10 bitcoins at $12 years ago. Never thought it would turn into what it is today. The phone where I had all the info died on me in 2013, and I threw it away. Bitcoin was still kind of worthless back then....so I didn't think much of it. Ouch!
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  537.  @user-jx4gt1mp6g  Probably Mt Gox. I'm not even sure. It was like 2011-2012 when I started watch youtubers hype bitcoin....I bought 10, and then never touched the account again. Made me a little sad when it hit 20k.....and now I'm just numb watching it soar.
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  538.  @thomasebert5289  The opportunity is gone....lol I had 10 bitcoins back then.......... ...today I can't even afford 1/10th of 1.
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  539. Liberica beans from the Philippines is also a coffee Starbucks can't compare to.
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  540. UA ruined the perfect underwear they used to make in 2005-2007.
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  541.  @Ravidist  Yes......and if they fail....the Fed puts more trillions of digits into their accounts. And the taxpayer pays the bill. Even Cramer said it was the greatest transfer of wealth in history. Cramer....the guy who was oblivious in 2008.
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  542. Banksters are going to bankster
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  543. Yes...USA is weird.....in some places dressing in Wranglers jeans, giant belt buckles, cowboy boots, and giant hat is considered equal to a Tuxedo.
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  544. ‘Muricans do not fit in normal cars anymore, or on single airplane seats. Bigger vehicles are a basic necessity
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  545. Definitely not for me. Glad I never got into being a youtuber back in 2005.
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  546.  @CODBlackOps6WALKTHROUGH  Well.....back then YouTube did not have the monetization feature. People just uploaded videos. What I see in this video looks more work than the regular job I did. Now I'm retired and don't have to work ever again....I'm 41.
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  547. I have 3 kids......a pick up truck is too small for us.
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  548.  @chriswright8074  🤣 I only shared facts. I do buy Pop Tarts and Hot Pockets once every 2 months. But I used to have them on the shelf/freezer at all times
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  549. I did Airbnb once.....never again. I'm a germaphobe.....and could not fathom the fact of where I was skeeping at what I was touching. Plus any possible hidden cameras.....lol. It was a complete nightmare.
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  550. By giving free money to Ukraine, Israel, etc
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  551.  @NAUM1  Texas is the one attracting the California companies. Companies that require highly educated workforce. Workforce that leans politically democratic. But people blame the workforce, instead of the TX politicians that are creating this shift. You can't pick and choose who moves in.
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  552.  @NAUM1  I have lived in TX, SC, NY, CA, WY. Very familiar with life in a variety of environments.
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  553. Has to be fixed by the manufacturer, not by the consumer. Recycling is a scheme created by the own plastic industry to put fault on someone else. We've been duped.
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  554. Because their cars are terrible
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  555. Cruises didn’t get bailouts.
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  556.  @BGRUBBIN  Yes. And they were already outdated. Surprised they are still in business.
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  557. The Fed is NOT the Government’s bank. It’s a giant private bank.
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  558. There are so many better non-chain coffee and donut shops.....these giants can only grow overseas.
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  559.  @thanos2399  This is publlic information easily available
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  560.  @thanos2399  Guess you never heard of Snowden, Binney, Thomas drake, etc. Its ok.
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  561. This is definitely worse than 911 for the airlines. Whrn this is over, get ready to pay for the air in the cabin and for bathroom use. After 911 the airlines eliminated free food and started charging for luggage, carry on, seats and food.
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  562. I bought the Note 9 when it came out....and I still have not used the damn pen.
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  563. The billions that the Corporations snatched from that printing press is what made the inflation worse.
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  564. @ The BMW I brought from Germany back in 2014 had a 260km limit, so not that much of a difference I guess. But on the autobahn I could cruise control at 120miles/190km per hour, do an extended period. In the US I could do 100 mph for no more than 5 minutes due to speed limits.
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  565. Is it chicken?
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  566. Typical American lunch.....Frito Lay's and a cola.
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  567.  @e.thomas2475  Common Sense
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  568.  @charlesjay8818  Always normal. Manufacturing classes of seats within a class is asinine. Like now the seat next to the exit door is “premium “ lol I can’t with the price gouging clowns.
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  569.  @bwofficial1776  Most are equivalent to political appointees. And they still get paid in millions even if the companies are underperforming.
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  570. "Private messaging" NSA laughs
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  571. I don't even know why there are Mcdonalds in Spain.
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  572. This ad is nauseating
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  573.  Ike N  Well...its a truck...not an SUV. But I moved to Wyoming in 2015 and the Sienna wasn't good for the harsh weather here and our trips to the Rockies.
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  574.  Ike N  Its based on a Tundra. So the Tundra is an SUV also. Ok. Thanks.
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  575.  Ike N  At least that SUV has come really handy in this god forsaken place. I loved the Sienna...was an incredible asset while we lived in Germany. I had a new Highlander between the Sienna and the Sequoia ....but it was way to small....so I upgraded to Sequoia.
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  576. Not a junk fee. It started after 9/11 as a recovery fee for the loses suffered after the event. And then became permanent because companies love to exploit people.
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  577. Garmin was my go to when I lived in Europe 2010 to 2014. The device was completely useless when I moved to USA.
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  578. We have 3 Pizza Huts here in the State Capital of Wyoming. 1 of the stores still has the original booths, seats, pizza/salad bar, facade from 1986. Not 1 penny has been spent in any remodeling or update..
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  579. US is too rural for EVs.
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  580. Wild guess before watching the video.....because the Federal Reserve bank kept printing fake money and artificially controlled rates with QE.
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  581. What Mark describes is nothing like what fb is.
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  582. Gamers did not ask for digital games.
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  583.  @javasoy  You would run out of letters quick if you list Exibit. Might be in the thousands.
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  584. The main problem is that Starbucks is focused on pleasing the investors. Priority should be customers and employees. This will automatically equate growth.
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  585. Because it’s a dessert
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  586.  @onikin  4-5 year old kids is more of a creation of a lifelong customer to Pharma, than trying to help. Most corrupt industry in our country.
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  587. True. $15 in CA .....still poverty. $15 in MS.....middle class.
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  588.  @cmdr1911  I have worked in NY, TX, WY, CA. Pay pretty much adjusted at each place. Paycheck lasted longer in TX. Paycheck lasted the least in WY. NY and CA pay already accounts for the cost of living, so the impact is not that great on cost of living overall.
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  589. They should spend that money instead on studying how our endless wars, war culture, and the role of the media in dehumanizing the countries we are planning on bombing and invading......really have a more extreme impact on the psychic of a person.
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  590. I see a rise of common sense in the USA as more and more people live and travel abroad, learning that there are better ways to do things in government.
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  591.  @michaeltyler6220  In the USA?....no. But all these new ideas that people see working for decades in other countries will always face opposition. We are raised thinking that everything in the USA is perfect and better. When people realize it's not the case, the fall into shock and resistance to any changes of their implanted beliefs.
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  592. I guess it's time for China to do like the US and get into US businesses, by going into the US colonies to liberate them from colonization.
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  593. IRS is an obsolete entity. But nothing will change as long as there are Boomers still alive.
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  594. This system is too advanced for the typical USA fellow citizen. It makes too much sense.
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  595. I am watching while eating snaks
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  596. Q server was famous on discord about a year ago
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  597. WWF ibasically just sells their seal. They don't verify the practices at all.
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  598. No impact. I've played video games since 1979...all genres......never an issue. Video games is an easy scapegoat, instead of looking into real rrasons.
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  599. Growing any type of agriculture should be left to where it naturally occurs.
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  600.  @ShidaiTaino  It's not even the helping people point. Just common sense.
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  601. USA is the 2nd Little Pig. Seems interesting that a children's story about the Big Bad Wolf is forgotten when people become adults. The 3rd Little Piggy 🐷 had the safe house.
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  602. This is bad for the consumer. A physical game costs $59. A digital download for the same game costs $59. Digital should be cheaper considering there are no manufacturing costs, shipping costs, or mark-up for retailer profit
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  603. Newsflash.....the other 199 countries in the planet do not fall under the US Constitution.
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  604. Crazy how the company was founded with a self known lie about corn flakes being healthy. Internal documents showed they knew it was bad.
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  605. I don’t like how hotels are now charging for parking, on the same open space that had been there before. I understand Hitels that has been charging because they have parking garages with cameras and entry control. But these jokers with a fully open parking area, are now charging parking, without doing a single change in the parking lot. 😂😂😂
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  606. Please don’t. People do not comprehend how horrible they smelled using this product.
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  607. If used tires can be repurposed ..... Puerto Rico has montains of used tires all over the island, that cod be used.
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  608. 03:42 Guy is reading a script Lol
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  609. No. Subsidized taxes. Paid by the residents.
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  610. No. Absolutely nothing to do with packing. It’s about exploiting people for the money.
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  611.  @redwhite_040  Yes....but those never passed me....lol
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  612. I still have that Atari 2600 ET game.....lol I wonder if its worth anything.
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  613. If only we had not wasted all that money in Afghanistan, Iraq and now Ukraine. We would’ve had the ability to retire at 50.
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  614. I've had a debit card since 1992. But still use cash in some establishments.
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  615. Taco Cabana is like a billion times better than taco bell and they have always served alcohol.
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  616.  @ignazs.5816  I'm from Manhattan, born in 74 ...I've seen him my entire life...lol
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  617. I only go to these for gas. But in Korea.....7/11 are worth the visit.
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  618. @AVD So funny of you to assume things. Of course Google is the worst....but that info is publicly known. Palantir (cia creation) was in the background doing it. Plus its a little more sophisticated.
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  619. @AVD Again....assuming.....lol. My comment only said...."unwanted attention" and "one of the". But you read it as it was the #1 in the world, and that it was leftist, SJW, etc etc etc. Very weird reaction. I hope you are ok. BTW...I am a DoD uniformed employee......we are definitely not the boss of the cia.
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  620. https://www.forbes.com/sites/andygreenberg/2013/08/14/agent-of-intelligence-how-a-deviant-philosopher-built-palantir-a-cia-funded-data-mining-juggernaut/#3f844db77852
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  621. @AVD Being in the military is not anything special. So comparing that to being Besos ex-wife makes absolutely no sense. The DoD is a seperate government agency from the cia. Cia is way above DoD. In none of my comments I mentioned being upset about Palantir being a government company.
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  622.  @mrtee3477  Don't think so. War with China is almost inevitable at this point. Plus if you actually read my comments....none are pro or anti anything. Just plain boring information.
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  623.  @TC-jo2vj  How did Trump get into this thread....lol. Not mentioned once by anyone until your comment.
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  624. Didn't know babies were viruses
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  625. I'm glad I lived in Manhattan. Only had to call my cousin in the Bronx who lived across from Dr Js....and he would get me all the new MJs from 1987 to 2000.
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  626. I still have a Magnavox Odyssey 2...lol
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  627. The roaches that survive will profit. WTH CNBC????? Lol
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  628. Corporations are the sole reason for the inflation. And the Fed rate hikes added to it.
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  629. People who deny it only fool themselves. They all come back for food, airport, entertainment, shop
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  630. If a GMO product includes Roundup in it.....its just common sense to fear it.
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  631.  @merlinious01  Pfizer actually hired a marketing firm to come up with a way of promoting the pill. The marketing company was the one who invented the phrase ED. The condition did not have this name before the blue pill. I worked in the pharmaceutical industry for 12 years, and there are many cases of the drug company inventing a disease to move inventory. In the USA, the drug company advertises heavily, bribes providers, politicians, and push their products for profit. The opioid epidemic.is a clear example of this practice.
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  632. If Lobbying continues to be cheaper than fixing and improving a product, Corporations will continue poisoning us for profit.
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  633. I wouldn't even accept a free brand new Ford, GM, Chrysler vehicle if given
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  634. ‘Muricans are not very bright, so these scams will always have plenty of people to scam in the US
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  635. Neoliberalism failed. Time for an overhaul
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  636.  @Ricardo-gf7ts  What???? Puerto Rico has Popeyes, and the entire state of Wyoming doesn't ? Wow
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  637.  100-EA-100  Cold, deserted, windy. No civilization.
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  638.  100-EA-100  Wind blowing right now at a constant 23mph. Which is a relief.....usually its higher. The highways close frequently due to wind. I live in Cheyenne, which is the largest town in the state....60k people. And it's cold. We got snow on Sept 8 and 9 this year.
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  639.  @coderr_  Almost nobody. It's the least populated State in the USA.
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  640.  @princeofopinion2692  True
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  641. @Dhikshith Gajulapalli Completely meaningless. Ancient history.
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  642. @Dhikshith Gajulapalli No. I'm saying that the equality state happened that 1 time. It's not the norm.
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  643.  @saumya4605  When I made my first comment here, my nearest was 1 hour away. Now I moved to a different state, and I can now walk 5 minutes to one. Lol
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  644. Wages have zero impact on the prices. Cheap excuse
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  645. "Power to people" is anti-American
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  646. I’m doing the same to my Gen Z kid. Buying a house to get them out of mine.
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  647. DR Horton became the new KB Homes
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  648. Home ownership has never been an investment. A second house, yes.
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  649. We all know they are all money laundering stores. That’s what the overpriced item allows to do.
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  650.  @geniuspeak5950  At some point they also had Mercury , Jaguar ,Volvo, Land Rover ,Aston Martin . Lincolns used to be great....now just a niche market. Ford itself is incredibly bland....but that shift into letting the local Chinese market design and build the vehicles that would work for them is definitely the right idea.
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  651. US is mostly rural. EVs do not work there
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  652. They are working but in fake jobs like YouTuber, Uber, etc
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  653. I purchased the Note 9 when it came out, and I still have not used the pen. But it looked so cool in the store...lol.
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  654.  @howlbigbadwolf  I take pictures, but I never do selfies. And I don't do any of the other things you mentioned.
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  655.  @howlbigbadwolf  I tried....extremely pointless for me. 99.999% of the time I don't even realize I have the pen.
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  656.  @dt7751  I love the hardware of the Note9. Just can't stand the OS. We need at least 1 more non apple OS. In 2008 we had Windows mobile, Palm, BlackBerry, IOS. Now just 1 for anybody not buying apple. Ridiculous monopoly.
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  657.  @chocolatewheelchair  I was born at Bellevue Hospital
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  658.  @chocolatewheelchair  Lol...Ive never considered NYC as being part of the US. Besides Lower East Side.... I lived upstate.... Highland Falls, way upper state (Watertown), Texas, now Wyoming .... And my belief of NYC being a country of it's own gets confirmed and reconfirmed.
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  659.  @TSBye-qo1vc  I wonder if there is a difference on their experience in the Netherlands compared to the USA. I visited the Netherlands a few times....great country.
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  660.  @ericpine2520  AOC is just a representative of a few city blocks. I'm from Manhattan and really do t understand Fox's infatuation with her. She would've been in unknown representative like those in Idaho Montana etc if people didn't get so triggered. Back to the point.....our existing laws and regulations wouldn't change....so the same regulations that are used to audit social security and Medicare/caid, would be used to continue to do the same. Right now the middle man (insurance companies) is pocketing all the money and there is little oversight. My wife and I are both military and work in the medical field. We are under socialized healthcare. The taxpayer money that gets stolen is done by contractors like Cardinal, Amerisource, Humana, etc. Doesn't get stolen by us the health providers or the patients.
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  661. It’s not live. It’s programming and propaganda to the minds.
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  662. I thought Trump loved freedom
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  663.  @jarjarbinks4744  Russian and Chinese....lol Just look at the funding. Once US pulled funding, Gates became the #1 donor of WHO.....more than entire countries. These are facts. No bots needed.
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  664. I live in Wyoming and pay $2.45 for lunch per day, per kid. It's a public school.
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  665. For those replying about the Phillipines....I stated that in the area I lived....kids came home for lunch, then back to school. (Batangas). I'm just saying its safer for the parents to feed them lunch, than getting a US type lunch.
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  666. They do appreciate it more. Just look at the source of the ingredients in France vs US.
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  667. AI designed by a specific gender/race. I can see it has so many opportunity holes already.
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  668. 90% of the dollar is already digital. (Fractional Banking). This is just a power grab move. Nothing else.
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  669. Video missed the very important detail that the C I A was and has been involved in drug trafficking.
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  670. ⁠ @IvanGalicia-kw6th  Porque el mundo funciona en Inglés. Pero en 10-20 años funcionará en Mandarín y Cantonés
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  671. ⁠ @mariusfacktor3597  99.99% of the times PE milks what they can out of a business and declare bankruptcy . That’s the only strategy. They never lose money. They buy the business with debt backed by the seller, but acquire the assets.
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  672. Why does a country that provides the top meats in the world would subject themselves to this dying and horrendous food franchise?
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  673. Exactly...Ultimate Driving Machine.... Doesn't say Luxury there. They are more performance cars than luxury.
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  674. Spam in Mac n Cheese is priceless
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  675. What APES are doing is more legal and more ethical than what the short sellers do.
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  676. So basically the US versions could easily serve a way better product than what we we have, but the Fast Food brands keep offering garbage to the US consumer base.
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  677.  Stevie Blue  Yes....lol. Putting cameras on existing public highways and sending the bills in the mail. I live in Wyoming....but go to Colorado for everything I need because Wyoming is very limited...... And I get those toll road bills weekly.
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  678. Our school buses here in Fort Walton Beach FL are so short of drivers that buses are being packed, 4 kids per seat, and kids standing and sitting on the aisle. 1 day last week, bus didn’t even show up, so kids missed school.
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  679.  @darkgalaxy5548  Definitely not the case in Florida
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  680. The fact that the healthcare company is listed on the Stock Exchange is sickening.
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  681. Looks like Wells Fargo is upset at not making money out of this.
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  682. Because capitalism . Too easy
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  683. So disgusting, Apple and peanut butter? Wow
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  684. Because of Wyoming being so isolated, Cheyenne is small and nothing is more than 15 minutes away. Full tank lasts 2 weeks if I don't leave town. But all the fun, shopping and food is in Colorado, and the closest city is 45 minute drive...Denver 90 minutes. Full tank gives me 4 hours of driving.
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  685. These clowns don’t realize that crypto was created by the intel agencies to fund their ops. They own all that play-money.
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  686. The only DD in my entire state opened 1 year ago...its 4 minutes from my house. It's a DD/Baskin Robbins store. It's always empty....to the point that they close by 3PM.
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  687.  @polley015761  I live in Cheyenne...state capital of Wyoming...lol Sometimes they close at 2pm. Its random.
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  688. We have 2 malls in the entire State of Wyoming. Both malls were unnecessary when they were built, but it was the fad of that era
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