I close it entirely. That way everyone has to open the lid.

Nah I wouldn’t call it communism. They want slavery. The “good ones” own the land. And the libs are the slaves. That is their ideal world.

That is a terrible idea. You already see what happens when they’re “trained”.

I can’t fathom calling my own kids stupid. Joke or not. If they’re not bright I wonder whose fault that is 🤔

Ya I’ll buy it at some point when it’s on sale but they tried to change too much and instead of sticking to the formula and improving what they missed or messed up on in 6, they just changed everything.

It’s odd that so many people want to respectfully say they arent bi 😂

When I bought my house I was quoted 20k to add the chimney 😂

This answered everything thank you! Temps are extremely rare in the US so it makes sense that’s the solution for businesses that can’t afford to close. I think because long term it is more expensive to have temps than just maintain a consistent workforce.

Honest question what do businesses do when someone does the former? Hire for the summer only and when the person comes back they lay the other person off?

“Little to no bargaining power” doesn’t mean anything. You hold your boss accountable to treating you fairly. I met a kid that last year worked in a cash only Vietnamese sandwich shop. Only white kid there. He essentially unionized the place and stopped the owner from stealing their tips.

If a 20 year old can stand up to person like that when he can barely speak the language, I don’t want to hear about how a group of Americans who don’t have to fear of getting deported or send any money back home to feed their family struggle in the work environment.

It really sounds like a crazy story but he did it and probably changed some of those workers lives. And don’t even get me started on delivery fees that for whatever reason the workforce agreed shouldn’t be paid to them.

I did my time in the industry. I left it for a reason.

Why cash? So you can split my $5 with the other 20 staff members? Or so you can hide it from your team? If your boss is taking money from the tip pool paid through card transactions that’s illegal. You are forcing industry problems onto the customer and frankly it’s not my problem. I feel bad for you but all I have are likes and prayers. I’m not gonna let employees who are scared to hold their employers accountable to guilt trip me into giving them my money. 10% is extremely reasonable considering the standard for service in restaurants right now. I can’t remember the last time I didn’t have to go find a staff member to get a refill.

Literally everything about it was revolutionary. One of the first games to have primary/secondary weapons. One of the first games to have vehicles and special weapons in an “open world” map. Regenerative shields.

A lot of games had these elements but no one had all of them in an online multiplayer game for console. Console gaming was still growing and Halo set a standard for literally every fps shooter after it.

I can understand that people find it repetitive but spare us the virtue signaling. It’s just a game it’s not that deep.

You mean you didn’t spend a month playing gwent?

Halos multiplayer was revolutionary. I’m not defending it though. I never liked it either but you have to admit it was a game changer.

The difference is in the bread, quality of meat, and spices. With the best of those you could make any sandwich amazing. It’s just hard to get good prices without buying in bulk.

You can not blame people for using a system that is legal. Just because you believe something is immoral doesn’t make it wrong.

Why would you multiply by 2? 10% is a good tip.

As long as wages are supplemented by customers, the restaurant industry will never pay their employees a fair wage.

Every 100 episodes of one piece has 10 good episodes. Fans of the show will clip those 10 episodes and yell from the rooftops that it’s the best show.