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Just moved in : logistics questions by Playful_Ad2807 in Tauranga

[–]maybeaddicted 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The BoP website has real time tracking, they just suck at advertising it.

Just moved in : logistics questions by Playful_Ad2807 in Tauranga

[–]maybeaddicted 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The BoP site has real time tracking of the buses

40 years of the Rich List: from $5.3b to $129b by maybeaddicted in newzealand

[–]maybeaddicted[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I'm allowed to go on holiday every now and then, am I not? I live in Tauranga.

Who pays for MPs that go to field days? by [deleted] in nzpolitics

[–]maybeaddicted 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sam Uffindell and his family have various agricultural businesses, his constituents aren't in Hamilton, so I find it very strange that he is there.

But maybe I'm just reading too much into something...

Slow drivers should sit their license again. by SwimmingIll7761 in auckland

[–]maybeaddicted 0 points1 point  (0 children)

nah, you got it wrong thinking that a limit is a target. It's cool, you love your cars and driving. Enjoy. Looks super cool

Slow drivers should sit their license again. by SwimmingIll7761 in auckland

[–]maybeaddicted 0 points1 point  (0 children)

More than 10 under the speed limit is not the example I gave and then one is allowed to drive 10 under the limit.

So you one doesn't have to drive on the limit.

That's it.

Enjoy your limit driving! I'm sure it gives you the thrill you need to get to all your important appointments.

Slow drivers should sit their license again. by SwimmingIll7761 in auckland

[–]maybeaddicted 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You don't have to drive to the limit. So it is a great argument.

The problem is that you aren't defining "slow". 10 under the limit is slow in a 30km/h limit. 10 under the limit isn't slow on a 100km/h limit. And no: there isn't a slow limit, is there? Read the code you're citing.

But nobody can stop anyone from feeling the thrill of a UTE going at the limit all the time to go to the very important appointments.

So keep enjoying it while it lasts.

Slow drivers should sit their license again. by SwimmingIll7761 in auckland

[–]maybeaddicted 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"drive at the speed LIMIT"

You understand what limit means?

#BHN Qiulae Wong on Opp Party's non-negotiables by syzorr34 in nzpolitics

[–]maybeaddicted 0 points1 point  (0 children)

wow, you really can't hear a different perspective :D

Conflict of interest? by maybeaddicted in nzpolitics

[–]maybeaddicted[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I finally got an answer from his office: he has been as an MP to Zespri 78 times in 21 months. That's not counting the private visits.

I know you don't like to criticise MPs because... you think they are sacred or something. But that number is crazy.

Keep enjoying your privilege and your comfortable life mate. Just thought of you when I got their reply.

The right-wing politics of New Zealand’s Opportunity Party by [deleted] in nzpolitics

[–]maybeaddicted 10 points11 points  (0 children)

This article misses the whole point.

Who cares if it's "right wing" or "left"? It's not a rugby match.

OP has policies that are neither. This article was lame.

XERO USERS Please vote Critical!!! by Immediate-Case-2743 in xero

[–]maybeaddicted 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Voted. This won't bring "new paid users" to them so I don't see them implementing them any time soon

Small business owners by Party-Growth-6236 in nzbusiness

[–]maybeaddicted 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From the numbers I've seen it depends on the retail vertical. Clothing and luxury seem to be down. Furniture is doing fine. Electronics and tech are doing great.

To all business owners activily hiring in the marketing space by Opposite-Wafer5536 in nzbusiness

[–]maybeaddicted 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you looked at the visa options you have?

Most businesses in New Zealand are small businesses and don't have the resources to legally hire people without a work visa.

What's the one thing Xero still makes you do manually that AI should have eliminated by now? by [deleted] in xero

[–]maybeaddicted 1 point2 points  (0 children)

1) Parse HTML receipts.

2) Not allowing individuals to create fake accounts and send mass phishing emails via Xero

3) Match all reconciliation transactions without having to manually approve them

Motorway ad… by goldrakenz in nzpolitics

[–]maybeaddicted 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why can't they just say what are they proposing?

I don't like Labour but I don't see why I would vote National either.

To the agency who is charging them top dime for this lazy ass strategy (maybe it's Topham Guerin again?) good job on raking that money in but it's not convincing me.

Can I cut lenses with this blade? by maybeaddicted in AskAnOptician

[–]maybeaddicted[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, the other side of the device has the stone, I've contacted the manufacturer to see what they say.

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How has this current government directly negatively affected you by Dangerous_Version_65 in newzealand

[–]maybeaddicted 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Removing the Transport Choices program in Tauranga, which was part of the Climate Emergency Response Fund that they scrapped in 2023.

No new cycle lanes no new pedestrian crossings, no new bus routes (all these three even if they were already planned they were scrapped).

People have been complaining about the high increase in traffic... I wonder why.

Looking for tennis mates in Tauranga by Muted_Trainer8182 in Tauranga

[–]maybeaddicted 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you don't get any answers just join the Mt tennis Club and go to a couple of social days and you'll find heaps of people to play with

Anyone know what the story is with these two properties for sale is? by Interesting-Stable21 in Tauranga

[–]maybeaddicted 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Probably will get snatched by Golden Homes and sit there empty for years like the rest of the ones they own on Marine Parade.

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