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I’ve never had a realtor suggest an offer price or apply the slightest bit of pressure to offer more. Maybe you should find a new realtor.

If I click my subscription on my iOS Disney+ app, it just launches a browser to manage.

I don't know if that is a good comparison. Our realtor has spent a lot of hours over the past few years showing us homes and writing up more than a few losing bids. It's not constant attention, but so far it's all unpaid.

Daily sewage showers for equality. There is a good platform to run on. /s

Belonging to a church often has perks, yet we don't consider offerings purchases. I do think some Patreons are setup closer to a shops, but not all.

This is fraud, not poor regulations. Insurance companies are misdiagnosing for the sole purpose of collecting more income. These people do not have these conditions. Many of these conditions are very rare and Medicare Advantage diagnosis rates are far above normal.

The $15B isn't the cost of the visits, it's the nurses adding on extra billable diagnosis to the patients to bill Medicare outside of their doctor's reviews/knowledge. This was largely just a way to collect higher payments from Medicare.

> Sixty percent of UnitedHealth home visits generated at least one new revenue-producing diagnosis of a condition no doctor was treating, the analysis showed.

I wonder if an LLM could write it in JavaScript using a blockchain.

Tax credits too. In 2019 you probably got a partial credit, in 2020-2022 you didn't get any federal credit. Today's M3P is now $49k with an instant credit.

https://www.tesla.com/blog/what-you-need-know-about-federal-...

And adults that want to save money can squeeze into the tiny seats. Once that catches on we can have a new junk fee for an oversized tiny seat, it can be even the new base fare even. /s

To get more money from passengers.

We don't borrow money to pay for social security, quite the opposite. Social Security has several trillion dollars invested in US Treasuries. It is running a 100-200 billion dollar deficit and over the next 10 years that investment will dwindle and become an actual negative on the federal budget, but that certainly isn't the case right now, nor has it ever been.

https://www.ssa.gov/policy/trust-funds-summary.html

A flea market was a great place to get cheap knock offs of all sorts of things.

One thing that makes comparing numbers more challenging is who is defined as homeless in the counts. I'm not sure where your Paris numbers are from, I couldn't find them in the source link. The SF numbers are a PIT count + shelter population for a specific night in January.

Paris homeless point in time count of 4,227 in January 2024 [1] France for individuals living rough 141,500 [2]

[1] https://www.sortiraparis.com/en/news/in-paris/articles/24790....

[2] https://redcross.eu/projects/mobile-teams-assisting-homeless...

My city took 4 years after approval and 2 grants totaling $1.5M to build four 500 sq ft tiny homes for temporary housing. One of the biggest roadblocks was where to build them. From a local article, the residents selected for these homes will be required to pay rent and keep the units in a livable condition.

So for a local government that had the money in hand, it has built 4 highly contested tiny homes after 4 years that the people moving in will have to pay rent on. This, proclaimed by the mayor, will really help get people off the streets in our city. It feels like la la land.

It feels premature to say regions of the world have limited violence between humans. People are still alive from a time when there was some major European violence.

The minimum amount of time in the oncoming lane is 0

> Best for everyone involved to pass when it's safe. It increases safety and decreases road utilization.

How does it increase safety? Someone else will just catch up to him on that hill.

> It's much easier and safer to predict conditions for half the time when passing at +20mph then trying to predict twice as long when passing at +10mph.

If safety is your concern, then it's even easier and safer to predict conditions without passing until a passing lane opens up, or a turn out is reached for him.

The vendors can now just tip the town officials for choosing them.

Don’t forget the marked up cheap junk at luxury prices segment.

He's saying if he could buy a battery on Amazon then he’d do that over buying a new phone. You can actually buy iPhone batteries and they come with the tools to replace it now. He is buying a new phone because he wants a new phone. Anyone that wants to save $300/year can easily save that money already in a few ways. Apple repair, third party repair shops, or a DIY kit on Amazon.

Apple will swap out an iPhone battery for $100. 3rd party shops are cheaper. You’d have to replace your phone battery 4x a year to save $300+ dollars.

Replacing your phone with accidental damage insurance is a lot more troublesome than going to Apple on the occasion you want a new battery. Insurance is often much more expensive.

I don’t shoot underwater. My phone has been accidentally submerged. Sure am glad it was fine. Also, I’ve had iPhone batteries replaced several times over the years. It’s not expensive.

If you have an iPhone and want a new battery, it doesn’t cost much to have Apple replace the battery for you. It’s much cheaper than buying a new phone.

What law would be broken by this offense?

Shouldn't the farmer's get a credit for growing grasses that pull it out of the atmosphere?

Sounds like it’d hurt poor people unless they make what you call more responsible choices. A difficult part about being poor is you often don’t have as many options. There is a lot of reasons why that turns up, but it’s there all the same.

If you're communicating all of those things, then how is it better to bother doing the splitting?

He's been going after it for years. He just wants more teeth in a new law.