04/22/2024 2:26:41 PM PDT
· 19 of 32 rey
to Angelino97
I know a deputy who works in a remote section of the county and is on call 24 hours a day. He is the only law enforcement in that area. Backup is a minimum of 45 minutes away, usually it’s over an hour. He earns every penny of the $400k he made.
03/22/2024 6:24:30 AM PDT
· 21 of 42 rey
to Oldeconomybuyer
Not just inflation, but worldwide avian diseases are common, most countries have rules on confinement of animals that increases costs, energy for the facilities has risen, trucking costs have risen, to name just a few factors.
03/21/2024 10:29:26 PM PDT
· 14 of 32 rey
to george76
As per usual, the state creates a situation and blames it on the producer.
The industry is overly regulated and the state overrides contracts. People who were underinsured during the big fires had the state intervene and force insurers to pay in excess of the policy. No one will do business if contracts are meaningless.
03/21/2024 4:10:21 PM PDT
· 69 of 72 rey
to Red Badger
Wow. It’s incredible 11% of the world’s population can perpetrate this on 89% of the world population. It’s probably because Chuck Norris is in our ranks. We are bad to the bone, baby.
03/20/2024 2:29:22 PM PDT
· 20 of 64 rey
to ChicagoConservative27
It’s a comedy, I think. People are free to say things and produce films we don’t like. Even if it were serious, people are free to think what they like.
03/12/2024 9:11:11 PM PDT
· 16 of 28 rey
to 1_Rain_Drop
I know about Chris Elliot and have enjoyed his comedy.
It’s interesting that their notable alumni are mostly in entertainment and a few in politics, mostly socialists. I could not find any alumni who are in anything technical. No engineers, industry leaders, anything like that.
There’s another Waldorf school not far that puts on a heck of a circus every year. As great as that is, I don’t see a tremendous need for circus performers. The arts are certainly important, but I don’t think much of a system that pushes out nothing but artists.