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Hand-Picked-Anus t1_jdkp65p wrote
Reply to comment by bremergorst in The largest recorded earthquake in Alberta's history was not a natural event, but most likely caused by disposal of oilsands wastewater, new research has concluded. by GeoGeoGeoGeo
Just stopping by to say sorry, in case I did something wrong in advance. Have a good one, eh?
Hand-Picked-Anus t1_jaew4z3 wrote
Reply to comment by yolkadot in My bell pepper had no seeds. by Troooper0987
With monocultures being the norm, reality has the potential to be just as bad or worse.
Hand-Picked-Anus t1_ja3wdfi wrote
Reply to comment by dpdxguy in Volkswagen says company requiring payment for location of abducted child near Libertyville was ‘serious breach of policy’ by 2_Sheds_Jackson
You have real life to use as evidence. Just Google "company blames employee."
Hand-Picked-Anus t1_ja3g1l1 wrote
Reply to comment by GetlostMaps in Volkswagen says company requiring payment for location of abducted child near Libertyville was ‘serious breach of policy’ by 2_Sheds_Jackson
Right? Sat on hold with Verizon for an hour and a half before they even answered the other day. Ended up having to call them back four times over the last week, and every time it was an hour wait at least, BEFORE they even picked up.
They're lucky that there aren't many Volkswagen owners out there.
Hand-Picked-Anus t1_ja3fm6c wrote
Reply to comment by dpdxguy in Volkswagen says company requiring payment for location of abducted child near Libertyville was ‘serious breach of policy’ by 2_Sheds_Jackson
They will ALWAYS blame the employee in these situations. I would be amazed to find out that the employee even knew an emergency option existed. We are talking about some poor kid in an Indian call center, 90% odds. It's very unlikely his software even let's him do anything other than ring people up or save whatever data they've handed over. Allowing low tier employees the ability to just hand over location data is asking for trouble. At the worst, the employee probably should have referred him to someone higher up and failed to do so.
Hand-Picked-Anus t1_j9u5yli wrote
Reply to comment by cruelhumor in Man charged after eating stolen chips dropped by thief, police say by jab116
Bingo.
Hand-Picked-Anus t1_j6g56v4 wrote
Reply to comment by starwarsman05 in TIL that modern store mannequins can now record video, sound and automatically analyze demographic data and customers reactions to products from facial expressions analysis by human8264829264
I had a girlfriend like that once.
Hand-Picked-Anus t1_j6d9bzx wrote
Reply to comment by pewpew26 in TIFU by going above and beyond for a civilian drug screening and showing too much skin. by [deleted]
Short for trousers if that helps you remember
Hand-Picked-Anus t1_j6d8553 wrote
Reply to comment by PeterDTown in TIFU by taking /way/ too much acid and having a naked breakdown on campus by Emergency-Nail-9921
Arms wide!
Hand-Picked-Anus t1_j4532zt wrote
Reply to comment by pogomelon in Exxon accurately predicted global warming from 1970s – but continued to cast doubt on climate science, new report finds by SelectiveSanity
It has to be repeated for each generation that ignores it.
Hand-Picked-Anus t1_iub2qw4 wrote
Reply to comment by PatienceHero in Companies’ ‘deforestation-free’ supply chain pledges have barely impacted forest clearance in the Amazon by thebelsnickle1991
On the head. These companies have destroyed our planet already, why stop now? Greedy fucks.
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Reply to comment by Asmallbitofanxiety in States Get More Than $66.7M for Collaborative Efforts to Conserve Most Imperiled Species | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service by VespaLimeGreen
Just build schools on top, no one will know.
Hand-Picked-Anus t1_it3ygia wrote
Reply to comment by ndolphin in States Get More Than $66.7M for Collaborative Efforts to Conserve Most Imperiled Species | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service by VespaLimeGreen
You could spend $70MM in one town and still have massive problems.
Hand-Picked-Anus t1_it3xl3u wrote
Reply to comment by fizzlefist in TIL the price of textbooks increases by an average of 12% with each new edition by ExperienceKCC
Over half the books I bought in college were singularly bought in order to open up an envelope inside the cover, read a code, log into a website, and then maybe use the book ONCE after that. The books were anything from $100-$500 each, and they'd give you like, $30 when they bought it back.
Another part of the scam was the fact that you could only get your student loans a month or two after classes had started, so if you needed books, you HAD to buy them from the college bookstore, where they were massively marked up. They would take the total out of your student loans or grants before you even got them. Everything from $2 bookmarks (a sliver of paper.) to $100 hoodies with nothing but a small IU logo on them. Packs of 5 pencils for $8, you name it.
They made sure to delay student loans so that when you borrowed materials from the college store, you paid an insane markup. The poorer student obviously get fleeced the worst.
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Reply to comment by ScandalousBanshee in [OC] The United States Prison Crisis by cbarrettg
All according to plan.