How does her ex-husband know what she was doing that day?

You can still drive with a flat tire. Not very far and not very fast, but definitely far and fast enough to run someone over.

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It doesn’t, but the app requires making an account on NVidia’s website, which also allows you to access their GeForce Live cloud gaming service, and therefore is affected by the law because certain games are deemed unsafe for children.

Munich tried this 20 years ago. They reversed that decision in 2017.

Surely it would be cheaper, easier, and more profitable to grow them right here rather than importing them, so why aren’t we doing it?

It’s not, because overseas labor is still far cheaper than domestic. Even tariffs won’t change that entirely, they’ll just make it a little more competitive to grow domestically.

They can grow lettice and tomatoes in California, but not year round.

Of course they can, ever heard of greenhouses?

Also, places like the Imperial Valley have ideal growing climate throughout the winter and crank out a massive amount of produce.

You should really do a bit more research before posting such nonsense.

You think they can’t grow lettuce or tomatoes in California?

And bananas will still be available, they’ll just be more expensive.

Also, if your economy relies on illegal immigrants to harvest your crops, how is that any better than slavery? It’s basically indentured servitude.

Most of the southern states are warm enough to grow veggies year-round. California alone supplies like half of the US’s produce.

But US companies cannot make everything in the US. The industrial base was off-shored.

Sure they can, they just won’t, because it’s cheaper to make in China. And that’s the whole point of the tariffs, to level the playing field and make US manufacturing more competitive.

And who is going to buy all this US made stuff?

Americans of course. The US is still the biggest market in the world.

Companies whose products are entirely made in the U.S. could benefit: “At least in the short term, employment would likely rise there, because those folks will see more demand,” says Holzer. That could mean cumulative hikes of tens of thousands or even a few hundred thousand jobs added in the next three or four months, he says.

This is the entire point of the tariffs.

Also, I’m not entirely sure why they put the short-term qualifier there. In fact, it would seem that companies who make everything in the US would stand to benefit long-term, and also that more companies will invest in domestic production, which will create more jobs in the long run.

Women can be surprisingly vindictive. I’ve been fired from a job before because a woman there did not like me and just made up a sexual assault allegation against me. I never even touched her and I definitely did not have any intentions towards her but that did not matter because the company had a zero tolerance policy. They did not even care to hear my side of the story, they just fired me on the spot without recourse.

To this day I have no idea what I did that might have pissed her off so much she’d want to destroy my livelihood. She was married AND pregnant and as much of a dirtbag as I might be, I would never even dream of hitting on someone like that.

Bro, you’re grasping for straws. You clearly implied that buying Chinese EVs was preferable to buying Teslas, but it was Trump’s tariffs making that difficult.

You said people would prefer to buy Chinese EVs if Trump wasn’t putting tariffs on them.

So you’re saying EVs are bad for the environment in general, or is it only when they’re produced by a particular person?

But that’s basically what they said. They accused Elon of being in favor or tariffs because it keeps his Chinese competition at bay. Which sorta implies that buying Chinese would be the smart thing to do, regardless of ethical concerns.

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Where did I accuse you of saying only?