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None, I work when I’m at work. My hourly is laughable, I gotta sell if I wanna get paid.

yes, but I turn off autocomplete and autocapitalization and grammar correction

Mine takes longer, but I never brew a single mug. I brew a full pot and I only reason I limit myself to that is because of the size of my kettle.

I’ve used an electric gooseneck kettle for about a decade, before that I used a stovetop kettle or, if so was really desperate, a saucepan.

Waiting tables, this is for real. 90% of the women I see are made up for date night^* and all my coworkers are more attractive than average.

^* but not the men, many fewer men dress up for dates than women do

Five months, but, three quibbles:

If I didn’t have income I’d be cutting way back, and with only essential expenses it’s more like eight.

I wouldn’t plunder my retirement investments to keep spending at the current rate, so if I kept spending the same but didn’t plunder, it’s more like two months.

I started a good job recently after being underemployed for over a year, and am still financially recovering; normally my emergency budget covers ten months without any income.

camel

It seems like you maybe thought I was saying the exact opposite of what I was trying to say. I’m not sure if that’s your error or mine, so let me be clear: “Social construct” doesn’t mean “not real”, it means “important to consider when dealing with other people”.

Race being a social construct does not make slurs any more permissible to use.

You’re right! Which album is best for housecleaning, in your opinion?

If they’re using fake papers to work, they’re paying income tax (and payroll tax is paid for them as well) but can’t file for a refund or unemployment insurance payments. They pay into Social Security but won’t be able to collect it (though I think anyone under 50 can probably relate to that).

When they buy things, they pay sales tax like anyone else.

They pay their landlady’s property tax if renting and pay it themselves if not.

I don’t have one

mercurial

I am not arguing for surveillance

just parroting the talking point of those who are?

beans

Doesn’t really keep my bike where I expect it to be, though, does it? So what does all that violation of human rights actually buy us?

1880, right after the Great Fire

Ha! The police don’t pursue crimes against cyclists.

The needs of the many cannot outweigh the human rights of the few.

Find a nice squat, I suppose. Then get to work on securing a new legal identity.