I can help her with her homework.uziq wrote:
people in their early 20s will never stop being physically attractive. it probably gets worse, the older you get.
the problem is that they are very difficult to hang around with. they have different interests and their minds are in a different place. rightfully so, for them. disgracefully so, for you.
i definitely can't date anyone still in full-time education, that's for sure.
SuperJail Warden wrote:
Not funny. I'm going to be an awesome teacher.
I am a kind, generous, empathetic, and caring person. You couldn't build a better person.
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i was talking about this with my brother a while back actually. i haven't looked into it much but from what i gather there's not a lot of money to be made, small places are generally like owned and operated by a single person or family. if i did anything i would want to have employee(s) run it for me whilst i'm in the background and if it's not that profitable to begin i'd be really screwed having someone else working under me. low margins generally (would need serious volume) and way too much competition with big box stores on top of all the regulations on location (which would be the most important factor anyways) and pricing etc in a place like california. probably high liability insurance too and it always seem like liquor stores are the most common places that get held up lolSuperJail Warden wrote:
You should open a liquor store. You never hear about those going out of business.
If you're gonna do retail you basically need to live in your store. There's a reason only immigrants do it.lil_droo wrote:
i was talking about this with my brother a while back actually. i haven't looked into it much but from what i gather there's not a lot of money to be made, small places are generally like owned and operated by a single person or family. if i did anything i would want to have employee(s) run it for me whilst i'm in the background and if it's not that profitable to begin i'd be really screwed having someone else working under me. low margins generally (would need serious volume) and way too much competition with big box stores on top of all the regulations on location (which would be the most important factor anyways) and pricing etc in a place like california. probably high liability insurance too and it always seem like liquor stores are the most common places that get held up lolSuperJail Warden wrote:
You should open a liquor store. You never hear about those going out of business.
i think a wine store or something would be cool but probably waaay more inventory investment and i don't know enough about wine to deal with wine snobs and rich ppl if i was gonna start out running it myself.
i haven't thought about anything serious though, just playing with shit in my head
I never left the house until I was clear per CDC guidelines. I honestly did everything I was supposed to do to avoid getting it. I social distanced, my work went to every-other-day work from home, I drove instead of taking mass transit. Literally everything I could do. It's just everywhere in NYC and I got exposed, shrug.SuperJail Warden wrote:
Did you try to spread some herd immunity at the local liquor store too?
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Dr. Fauci said in an interview that it would have been nice to have a backup.(CNN)As the United States struggled to launch testing for the novel coronavirus using kits developed by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the World Health Organization shipped hundreds of thousands of tests to countries around the world.
No discussions occurred between WHO and the CDC about providing tests to the United States, WHO spokesperson Tarik Jasarevic told CNN on Tuesday, and WHO did not offer coronavirus tests to the CDC.
The United States, Jasarevic confirmed, doesn't ordinarily rely on WHO for tests because the US typically has the capacity to manufacture its own diagnostics.
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