Economists love toll systems because they’re essentially a use-tax: drive more, pay more.
Unfortunately, they’re also a regressive tax. Poor people generally drive more because they can’t afford to live near their work/school/etc. So, the additional tax revenue is mostly extracted from the people who are the least capable of changing their behavior and have the least disposable income.
3rd sentence of the article:
Indicted on three counts involving money laundering and wire fraud, the Charlotte-area man faces a maximum of 20 years per charge.
If you follow the article to the press release:
SMITH, 52, of Cornelius, North Carolina, is charged with wire fraud conspiracy, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison; wire fraud, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison; and money laundering conspiracy, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.
Oh I stand corrected. Nice find!
I don’t think they are, but definitely reminiscent.
Never heard of this dude before, but I’m getting some serious second-hand-catharsis for the public naming-and-shaming Frost gave him on his way out.
I’ve left a couple jobs angry, but always bite my tongue.
It’s soothes my bitter heart to see someone burn the bridge and also take a shit on the ashes.
Infinite money glitch?
This seems like nothing news/fake drama to make people think about Deadpool and oh by the way go see that movie in theaters.
Teach me your secrets
~12 people on here use Brave but whenever they speak up they get shouted at and banned.
Good riddance. /s
Look, I agree that the web interface sucks, but that’s kind of the point.
They want you to be so annoyed that you install the app instead.
No comment on whether the app also sucks. I’ve never installed it.
git diff —no-index before.json after.json > showmethegoods.diffYou don’t have to save it to a file but I often do.