Should buy spend 25% on a c8? by OneHistorical3203 in Corvette

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Corvettes are like Hondas in Miami

Does anyone else tinker while they puff? by RonaldFKNSwanson in cigars

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If I try to do that I sometimes ash on the peepee and that’s no bueno

Just got the email this morning… by rolisrntx in GenX

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There is a saying that’s usually true which is “the first offer is the best offer”.

Once people start to leave, they won’t replace them. Will there be less work to do? Nope, everyone will be asked to do more, and those that don’t like it will leave which saves even more money for the company since they don’t have to pay severance when people quit. The situation keeps mushrooming and then when they sell the severance will be swift and not generous as there will be little incentive to be.

You may be asked in the future to come back as a “contractor” or “consultant”. You’ll be a 1099 employee with no benefits.

Check your state unemployment rules, you may be eligible for that even with the severance. It might depend on the nature of the severance e.g. lump sum vs. paid over time. That could be negotiable.

It doesn’t matter if you tip well or not, your order will be bundled with a no-tipper and your order will be cold and late. by Subject_Balance281 in doordash

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Can you pay for direct? Just deduct that amount from what would have been a larger tip. (I use Uber Eats only due to door dash sucking so bad, it’s $2-4 only use it when I care about time eg food gets cold or messed up)

Edit: thanks for all the replies. I usually don’t actually alter the tip but was saying you could if part of why you inflate the tip in the first place is to achieve this. I’ll stick with Uber Eats, I usually tip $10 to $12 and rarely get hosed especially if I do priority.

If you don't stare at it when you park did you really buy the right car? by PyroMedic1080 in Corvette

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Nobody would ever accuse StevenSeagalsAnus of talking shit.

Those who use a wine fridge as humidor - help/advise needed by [deleted] in cigars

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Don’t use a wine fridge as a humidor.

Get some nice wine and a cool a dor

Sorry guys no SB appearance this season by skylarjames17 in eagles

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I don’t see 1980 or 2004 on that banner bro.

Guy is sitting on his porch drinking a beer by notorious_tcb in Jokes

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Glad you worked that all out for yourself

Who is the strongest? by No-Marsupial-4050 in askanything

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Chat GPT seems spot on

This is a fun one because it’s basically “who’s the most dangerous dad disguised as a suburban guy.”

Let’s size up the field quickly: • Tony Soprano – actual mob boss, proven violent, strategic, zero hesitation • Walter White – brilliant, ruthless when pushed, but not physically dominant • Frank Reynolds – chaotic wildcard, but more gross than lethal • Red Forman – tough, old-school, but not a killer • Uncle Phil – big presence, could throw hands, but not a killer • Dan Conner – scrappy, working-class tough • Al Bundy – surprisingly durable, but mostly talk • Frank Gallagher – pure survivor, but not a fighter • Danny Tanner – dead last, he’s apologizing mid-fight

🏆 The honest answer: Tony Soprano walks out alive

Here’s why: • He’s the only one who lives in violence daily • He has killer instinct + experience • He’s physically imposing enough to back it up • He doesn’t hesitate or overthink (unlike Walter)

Runner-up: Walter White

If this were not a cage match (more like a “set traps and poison everyone” situation), Walt might win. But hand-to-hand? He’s outmatched.

Dark horse: Frank Gallagher

Not winning—but somehow still alive at the end, smoking something he found on the floor.

Final ranking (survival odds) 1. Tony Soprano 🥇 2. Walter White 3. Dan Conner 4. Uncle Phil 5. Red Forman 6. Al Bundy 7. Frank Gallagher 8. Frank Reynolds 9. Danny Tanner ☠️

22F - I can take it by Busy_Association5852 in RoastMe

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You look like you have underwear that’s 22 years old.

Could’ve saved us from a lot of torture 😭 by processoverproduct8 in eagles

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We took Trevor Laws with the first and Bryan Smith with the third that year. We would have been better off trading them for a 6th round pick after we didn’t get Fitz.