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  1. As a gay, I'm dubious of the notion that some piece of shit trying too hard to prove his alpha manliness is likely/probably closeted. He and guys like him may just be very misogynist straight assholes with no game. If he is gay, well y'all can keep him.
  2. A few years back I did almost that exact itinerary. IMO, no that's not too much Tokyo. It's an amazing city with plenty to explore.
  3. The thought of him rolling out of that little crashed car is just bizarre.
  4. Yep. How have I never seen these?
  5. One of those disgusting meatless berders.
  6. Despite all the drama and excitement last night, in the light of day it appears to have mostly been a nothing berder. Hopefully Israel and Biden temper the rhetoric.
  7. School loyalty aside, it's just objectively truly sickening and enraging.
  8. Best of luck man. Many of us have been there. Just a random thought, maybe consider starting a small business that doesn't require much up front investment. It's easier said than done of course, but certainly within the capability of a smart hard working person.
  9. I'm a stomach sleeper that probably does a few dozen 360s on 5 or 6 hours of sleep each night . When I have access to it, I take about 20 mg of sativa edibles and hour or two before bed and get 8 to 9 hours of deep sleep a night without all the movement.
  10. I travel abroad a lot and Nord works well for me, mostly. I still get blocked sometimes by Prime and other streaming services. I don't know if that's true of other VPNs as well.
  11. Fucking hell. I'm sorry to hear that. We'd probably just end up selling if it came to that. I can't imagine our tenants accepting that pass through expense, and I wouldn't blame them.
  12. .1 BAC is not very much, even after an hour or two. Hell, that would nearly be legal in Texas 25 or so years ago.
  13. We have a few commercial buildings in San Antonio with a mix of office/retail/medical tenants. Premiums have quadrupled in the last few years, apparently due to climate events around the nation. We set our deductibles at 5% of replacement cost value and agreed to forego roof coverage this year just to afford the 400% premium increases. This effectively renders the coverage useless short of a catastrophic event like a fire or earthquake as the deductible is near a half million on one building and several hundred thousand on the others. The buildings are old school 1940s concrete block buildings (slab, walls, and roof) that are fully sprinklered, fire walled, outside of flood zones, etc..., so the risk of catastrophic events is infinitesimally small as far as I can surmise. The largest concern is liability from an injury, which is a fairly small portion of the premium cost. Our tenants are required to carry liability coverage on top of our building wide liability coverage, so even that exposure is minimal. We're a small mom and pop self-managing commercial property operation, so dealing with these changes in the property insurance industry has created real challenges for us and our tenants who pay for these increases as a triple net expense. Not to mention for customers who face higher service/product costs as a result. We only carry the property coverage portion at all because our lenders understandably require it. Anyhow, I'm curious if anyone else in the commercial property world is dealing with this and how.
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