Playing hypothetical games like this are poisonous to a relationship. My advice is to not do that kind of thing anymore.
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Until and unless they break up these predatory property management companies, anything they do push through won't be anywhere near enough.
I did once because the driver completely ignored my delivery instructions and I called to cancel the tip. They refunded it immediately.
Our building has a problem with theft, which I noted in my instructions, and they left the order in the lobby despite my clear warning to the contrary.
I seem to have misplaced my violin as it's so tiny.
But to quote their ridiculous ancient book of nonsense, you reap what you sow.
The day they stop trying to shove their own personal religious choices down everyone else's throat and criminalizing what should be a woman's own bodily autonomy is the day I stop feeling this way.
Too bad medical science can't invent a killer virus that takes out right wing fundamentalists with pinpoint accuracy.
I feel the same way about grocery store club cards. "Let us vacuum up your buying habits to sell to information brokers while simultaneously ripping off everybody that doesn't use a card."
I've bought three versions of NMS over the years due to platform changes and at one point a snapped disc.
Hello Games also has other titles and they're a small dev team. They're an example of what game companies could do if they wanted to, rather than strangling the player base with microtransactions.
Michael Moorcock is classic, I'm not sure what's in that volume but he rarely disappoints.
Nalo Hopkinson and Nisi Shawl are afrofuturists, and I love their work.
The rest I don't really know but the price is right.
The only purpose to life is to live it. Beyond that, you have to find the meaning that suits you for yourself.
I got a Pantum laser printer and it's free of all the rent-a-printer crap that the big ones are pulling now. It was easy to set up with my Linux system too.