Nope. Because the population is heavily Cuban (and other Central and South American nationalities) and they fear democracy courtesy of horrible past experiences.

Yes, the 51k price he was quoting was for the barebones 2 seater. Totally different than super crew, 4x4 and other options added on top. Prices aren't that dramatically divergent.

They aren't comparable despite having the same name you dingdong.

The XLT F150 seats 2 and is a 4x2 truck.

The Electric XLT F150 seats 4 and is four wheel drive.

The same trim level comes out to close to the same price.

Two possibilities. The bottleneck for a critical part was removed, or they had a shit ton of cancelled orders ahead of yours.

The price really isn't any higher than you'd pay for the equivalent trim of an ICE truck.

You should look up why it's a conservative county.

This is correct. Savannah is a very drink-y city.

>Sysco

I will write off a restaurant completely if I see Sysco truck delivering there. I can get my own microwave meals.

>I don't really see it as a tourist destination

It's not.

It does indeed.

Fun fact, Nagasaki wasn't even the initial target of the second bomb but a backup target because they couldn't see Kokura because of smoke from all the other bombing.

Or just have the office only open 4 days a week and pay accordingly. That way you're not taking on 20% of unnecessary labor expense. Plenty of small businesses are closed one day a week for this reason. Sometimes a certain day isn't worth being open on.

Or they would do 4x8 and only pay you for 32 hours instead of 40 like this study. Corporate could never fathom paying for 40 hours of labor but only getting 32.

The real deep winter hasn't set in for the US yet, but don't fret, we'll get there.

Shame the word queef isn't in the scrabble dictionary.

>no real trickery involved

Unless some d-bag gets to dip into that fund for other stuff like they did for social security.

>indicates level of contageousness

No because this can change dramatically in a single day. You'd need a daily PCR to determine viral shed and another test to determine viability of that viral matter.

>All of her patients except one

Wonder how readily RSV spreads in a hospital. Lots of folks pick up new infections during their hospital stay.

While many people use it as a brain-dead defense mechanism, if you are making big claims you should be reasonably prepared to provide evidence to support it. Tons of people pull information out of their ass on reddit too so it goes both ways.

Failing to keep carbon monoxide detectors functioning in a daycare should 1000% be consider negligence and open them up to liability. They had a duty to safety and failed.