“They’re going to steal the elections so we cancelled them” will be Trump’s go-to in a couple of months.

Let’s hope

surrounded by people who whould absolutely love to acquire your position by all means

You think the third generational decedent of a national hero is going to be toppled by his most fiercely loyal family friends?

If the Kim family could have been pushed out by coup within the military, the CIA would have financed that shit 40 years ago.

The National Intelligence Service (NIS) said it took a “range of circumstances” into account including her increasingly prominent public presence at official events" in making this assessment.

Coup what shit? This speculation seven layers deep.

German Engineering ain’t cheap

This is a Republican talking point! Stop saying it!

Yes, Dems are shit. But the alternative is WORSE! So stop saying Dems are bad. We can’t change them. We can only elect more of them and hope they change themselves.

Only a Russia bot would say this.

Tesla out spends them on marketing. And Chinese consumers continue to be as big a bunch of suckers for the All American Status Symbol as everyone else in the world.

Still won’t save them from other luxury EVs flooding the market. Or the repeated bad press they get when their shitty vehicles malfunction.

But you can carry a lot of water just by blasting people’s eyeballs with marketing material.

https://www.walletgear.com/leather-wallets/wallet-with-coin-pocket.html

Love a permanent state of exception.

collections hands it off to a lawyer who files in court

Lawyer sends the collections agency a bill for 10x the collections amount.

All that to say, hospitals aren’t always acting intelligently or legally.

Right. Which is why I’d like to see the actual story and not some vague anecdote by a novelty account.

The IRS withholds taxes from your paystub based on your W2. You can technically zero out your withholdings from the IRS, but this can incur penalties and it exposes your employer to annoying audit requests, so its discouraged at the HR level.

Paycheck withholds that come through a court order are something different entirely. And you’d really need to sit down with an actual Employment Law expert to get the fine details, as they can vary by state and county as well as by how you get paid (salary versus contractor, etc). Which agent actually gets to deduct money from your paystub, how it is escrowed, when the collector can access the money, how that deducts from your total debts, etc isn’t federalized.

But I can say with some degree of confidence that unless you owe money to the IRS, the IRS isn’t involved.

I mean, it blows my mind that people were excited to watch the Super Bowl at all. The advertisements are often the best part, given that the game itself is so mired in interruptions - often to deliberately increase the amount of air time for ads.

The eternal pestilence of physical advertising. Our world will not truly be clean until Linux purges the sins of marketing from this Earth.

Incidentally, you might be interested in Cidade Limpa

Federation is easy. BlueSky is federated, ffs. You think Jack Dorsey would be shy about selling his Twitter knock-off a second time?

They ended up only getting a few hundred Bucks, how could that possibly have been worth it for them?

If the debt collector bought the debt for pennies on the dollar, there are edge cases. Even then, it’s an expensive process to try and only works as long as you’re rooted in a particular job. As soon as you leave, the collectors have to go back and refile all their claims against you against the new employer.

So it generally isn’t worth the time, which is why the post is sus.

Wage garnishment happens at the end of a long series of legal filings and claims against the debtor.

And, again, you can avoid it by changing jobs. Which is easy enough for someone in a low wage service sector that very few debt collectors bother trying.

You tend to push for wage garnishment when the person is in a job they can’t easily leave - partner at a law firm, manager at a Fortune 500 company, tenured professor - not someone who can walk across the street and land a new job doing the same work at the same pay over the weekend.