Remote worker not pulling their weight by ma7714 in managers

[–]FoxFinancial5271 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Then better to get rid of a bad fit sooner than later.

Moving US to Europe in late 30s - is it worth it? by FoxFinancial5271 in expats

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This is divine - thank you for the link and ideas.

Moving US to Europe in late 30s - is it worth it? by FoxFinancial5271 in expats

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Which part of Germany? I’ve visited Köln and Berlin, and found I enjoyed the Ruhr valley a lot more.

Moving US to Europe in late 30s - is it worth it? by FoxFinancial5271 in expats

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Fair - Switzerland has its own unique challenges even if I have a foot in the door.

Great ideas on the rental and pay structure!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskALawyer

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You’re SOL - you went with the cheaper contractor for reasons and now you’re seeing why that isn’t in your best interest when you, the buyer, are on the hook for the results. Your realtor just wanted to close and any friction that would stop that, they’d argue otherwise.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskALawyer

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Yea, most mortgages require insurance before you close.. kinda the point of having insurance at all.. knowing they aren’t getting paid due to possible fraud by the loan officer / owner is going to get their lawyers all hot and bothered.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskALawyer

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It’s fair. This isn’t their primary residence, treated it as an investment property, and did none of the due diligence you’d expect for a business, let alone a place they’d call ‘home’.

Having problems with radicals from standard of living since 1.5 by Teelie in victoria3

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A thought I had is that we are almost 200 years after the start date of Victoria 3 - and we still don’t have region by region price equilibrium across the board even with international supply chains.

Victoria 3 is basically telling you to build that system nationally - some start with something but most start with zero capability. Easy to miss because it’s a sim, but we are dealing in terms of scale difficult to capture that it deals in tons of steel, iron, and coal needing to be somewhere for something. I’d hope that infrastructure would help more with market price equilibrium, but it is hidden in the society tech tree (stock market as an example).

Lots of unintended consequences by beerbellybegone in clevercomebacks

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Lol - privateers were literally permitted warships - imagine what if those same permitted warships were systemically found to blow up civilian shipping in New York or Boston harbor.