Yeah, and then you have 50 places with all different question where you give incorrect answers lol. Good luck trying to recall it. IMO these questions are the worst.
you can label these people as terrorists or looters, they don't represent the whole BLM movement. Same with republicans we don't label republican party as a terrorist party even if some members of the party are terrorists.
Being a gay is not a choice, the same way as being a black, a minority etc. Being an asshole is a choice on the other way, the same as being radical left or radical right. The former is protected the latter is not.
I answered this line:
>>> My point is that US companies have to pay more because more things need to be taken care of by the individual instead of it being socialized to different degrees.
the point is you get all these benefits and on top of this you get several times higher salary (I'm from Europe myself originally for what it worth).
Or you can use some basic math, and calculate how much tire/breaks wears(loses original matter) per 100 000 km and how mach of gas a car burns for the same distance and compare these numbers.
You have to update your knowledge about working for the software companies in US. You get $150-$300K plus almost all the benefits you mentioned on top of that.
it's not consistent though, sometimes it just doesn't work and I have no idea why. Yesterday I've been only using chrome and safari browsers, VS code and spotify, and I had three different ways of changing volume all working in slightly different way.
I guess it depends, when I returned home from Cologne, I noticed how quite it is. No tram sounds, no cars sounds, no drunken crowds sounds, nobody is taking a piss in the dark corner etc.
Still no card beats it in Apple spending category, which might be larger than gas /travel or dinning out for many Americans. So it will perfectly work for them. I probably will get it too - buying a new macbook for my daughter, upgrading my spouse's iphone and my apple watch this fall.
1. Fidelity Visa has international transaction fee.
2. Same for Citi DoubleCache.
3. The rest also have some annoyances (foreign fees, annual fees), so I'd say Apple card is not a bad one for an average CC user who doesn't want to spend too much time optimizing every last penny.
Basically you do it until you or your friend injuries his back while trying to catch a falling sofa from stairs. After that you just pay for moving services. Seen it many times.