TFW 911 leaves you on read

Of course the bigger businesses do. it’s rolled into operating costs and is reflected in their pricing.

You just don’t end up with a different price differentiated by the transaction method.

Norway is in Nato…

Frankly it doesn’t matter. Japan has several private companies operating rail services. Tokyo has several subway systems.

We need more appropriately priced, accessible mass transit. I don’t care if it’s public or private.

Because nobody in any public transit board has ever implemented such a thing?

In North Carolina, park and ride busses for the state fair have long been a thing, among a litany of several other examples.

Thanks, and your math makes sense, but I think this is a misinterpretation by op. It’s fair to say that as a percentage of expenditure… But not tax dollars.

Social security gets complicated because it’s set up as a trust fund and has investments that grow to support disbursement rates. It also means that the expenditures should be carved out, same as the inbound tax. This should shift the calculations meaningfully.

Oh cool you live in old Denmark?

But Massachusetts has snowy winters and icy conditions which means they need to salt the roads. This is not something that they have to contend with in check notes Sweden?

/S

Source?

It is peak 90s restaurant culture.

And then in some areas seen as luxury. Same goes for Olive Garden.

It’s art both in paintings and the buildings architecture. The spire was one of the most well known in Copenhagen.

It’s also the loss of the primary trading floor from when it was an active exchange (At least from what I was able to gather.).

That’s all well and good, but their showers will be longer

4000 alternating currents.

I would. I’m not a fan of the watches any other company is putting out. Samsung has come close but limited certain features like ecg to samsung only phones. (Which also sounds like monopoly powers…)

Completely agree. It’s also a word that you cannot infer the importance of the post or their responsibilities. With things like Chancellor, Supreme Overlord, Premier, etc.

Too Good to go, but with weaponry.

But we need one that isn’t using our logins to track where/what we are doing.

Martingale collars have a limited slip to avoid backing out, without completely choking.

I don’t think infrastructure would be the limiting factor. Looks like Germany is 20k short of their target.

Denmark, for instance, still has compulsory service. However, it is only enacted if they have fewer volunteers than their target, and will only compel participation up to the limit. Denmark has not needed to compel anyone to join in quite a long time, fortunately.

That said, under a similar model, Germany would only need to add 20,000. Likely less per year depending on the commitment term. Eg 10k/year if they are conscripted for 2 years. Also assuming that volunteer attrition and signups offset each other.

the bigger issue is about the moral justification of forcing someone into military service in the 21st century.

Eminent domain is subjected to legal challenges. Both to the authority (there must be a purpose) and also to the FMV assessment. Which costs money. And time.

If it was as easy as snapping their fingers, it would’ve happened.