I'm considering the Delsey luggage if I can figure out the final cost. I have a Desley 22" and it's been great for international travel. Or rather, it was before all this mess...
Enough sodium in those things to give anyone a heart attack 😂
This is true. I try and remove skin but not sure if that makes difference. Anyways regardless of sodium, it's protein intake. I'll just limit the sodium in my other meals and foods that day
I can't believe I made it through 7 pages of comments and not one mention of the Panko Shrimp deal. Those are DE-LI-CIOUS!!! Especially from an Air Fryer.
Amazon and Facebook both laying off 10k+ employees…wondering if I should reign in our family spending for Christmas
The recession is largely a myth right now. GDP, as awful as a measure as it is from a social aspect, is still growing. Corporate profits across nearly all sectors are reaching record highs. Most of inflation is corporate greed, not a waning economy.
It's not like I believe we're recession-proof, it will happen, it's just not there yet in the way that most people would be feeling it. I mean hell, construction nationwide is still moving at breakneck speeds and demand way outpaces supply of trained workers. You'll know we're in a recession when construction has to start being competitively priced again. Until then, this Costco sale is just a shitty sale, and Amazon and Facebook laying off 10K employees each is a sad day for those employees, but it's literally a negligible fraction of how many employees they have, it's a drop in the bucket. Plus, Facebook did themselves a huge disservice by thinking their modern attempt at a Mii World was going anywhere. It didn't take a rocket scientist to realize that virtual reality where nothing looks real and everything costs real money wasn't going to catch on.
The recession is largely a myth right now. GDP, as awful as a measure as it is from a social aspect, is still growing. Corporate profits across nearly all sectors are reaching record highs. Most of inflation is corporate greed, not a waning economy.
It's not like I believe we're recession-proof, it will happen, it's just not there yet in the way that most people would be feeling it. I mean hell, construction nationwide is still moving at breakneck speeds and demand way outpaces supply of trained workers. You'll know we're in a recession when construction has to start being competitively priced again. Until then, this Costco sale is just a shitty sale, and Amazon and Facebook laying off 10K employees each is a sad day for those employees, but it's literally a negligible fraction of how many employees they have, it's a drop in the bucket. Plus, Facebook did themselves a huge disservice by thinking their modern attempt at a Mii World was going anywhere. It didn't take a rocket scientist to realize that virtual reality where nothing looks real and everything costs real money wasn't going to catch on.
Good to hear someone who actually understands what's going on. Corporate greed is responsible for the majority of the inflation we have seen just like you said. Multiple companies have admitted this on their investor earnings calls. I just hope the price gouging comes back to bite them with lower holiday sales. Its just a shame that more people in the government and media aren't focusing on it.
Corporations continue to rake in record profit margins with no public pressure to change.
The recession is largely a myth right now. GDP, as awful as a measure as it is from a social aspect, is still growing. Corporate profits across nearly all sectors are reaching record highs. Most of inflation is corporate greed, not a waning economy.
It's not like I believe we're recession-proof, it will happen, it's just not there yet in the way that most people would be feeling it. I mean hell, construction nationwide is still moving at breakneck speeds and demand way outpaces supply of trained workers. You'll know we're in a recession when construction has to start being competitively priced again. Until then, this Costco sale is just a shitty sale, and Amazon and Facebook laying off 10K employees each is a sad day for those employees, but it's literally a negligible fraction of how many employees they have, it's a drop in the bucket. Plus, Facebook did themselves a huge disservice by thinking their modern attempt at a Mii World was going anywhere. It didn't take a rocket scientist to realize that virtual reality where nothing looks real and everything costs real money wasn't going to catch on.
10k at Amazon, is just a start. A few orgs received additional emails from CEO to expect cuts very soon. They are given until Dec 23rd to opt in layoff package they are offering right now. All of this, is after the initial 10k.
The recession is largely a myth right now. GDP, as awful as a measure as it is from a social aspect, is still growing. Corporate profits across nearly all sectors are reaching record highs. Most of inflation is corporate greed, not a waning economy.
It's not like I believe we're recession-proof, it will happen, it's just not there yet in the way that most people would be feeling it. I mean hell, construction nationwide is still moving at breakneck speeds and demand way outpaces supply of trained workers. You'll know we're in a recession when construction has to start being competitively priced again. Until then, this Costco sale is just a shitty sale, and Amazon and Facebook laying off 10K employees each is a sad day for those employees, but it's literally a negligible fraction of how many employees they have, it's a drop in the bucket. Plus, Facebook did themselves a huge disservice by thinking their modern attempt at a Mii World was going anywhere. It didn't take a rocket scientist to realize that virtual reality where nothing looks real and everything costs real money wasn't going to catch on.
Exactly upwards of 70 percent of "inflation" only goes to line the already bloated pockets of unimaginably overpaid incompetent executives and boards.
10k at Amazon, is just a start. A few orgs received additional emails from CEO to expect cuts very soon. They are given until Dec 23rd to opt in layoff package they are offering right now. All of this, is after the initial 10k.
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Costco "sales" are a thing of the past. It's getting to the point where they cobble together some "stuff" just to fill out a brochure.
Apparently, Scrooge now owns Costco.
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Haven't seen the Premier protein shakes on sale now for a year. Last was December 2021.
Yup, move along, nothing to see here people...
This is true. I try and remove skin but not sure if that makes difference. Anyways regardless of sodium, it's protein intake. I'll just limit the sodium in my other meals and foods that day
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It's not like I believe we're recession-proof, it will happen, it's just not there yet in the way that most people would be feeling it. I mean hell, construction nationwide is still moving at breakneck speeds and demand way outpaces supply of trained workers. You'll know we're in a recession when construction has to start being competitively priced again. Until then, this Costco sale is just a shitty sale, and Amazon and Facebook laying off 10K employees each is a sad day for those employees, but it's literally a negligible fraction of how many employees they have, it's a drop in the bucket. Plus, Facebook did themselves a huge disservice by thinking their modern attempt at a Mii World was going anywhere. It didn't take a rocket scientist to realize that virtual reality where nothing looks real and everything costs real money wasn't going to catch on.
It's not like I believe we're recession-proof, it will happen, it's just not there yet in the way that most people would be feeling it. I mean hell, construction nationwide is still moving at breakneck speeds and demand way outpaces supply of trained workers. You'll know we're in a recession when construction has to start being competitively priced again. Until then, this Costco sale is just a shitty sale, and Amazon and Facebook laying off 10K employees each is a sad day for those employees, but it's literally a negligible fraction of how many employees they have, it's a drop in the bucket. Plus, Facebook did themselves a huge disservice by thinking their modern attempt at a Mii World was going anywhere. It didn't take a rocket scientist to realize that virtual reality where nothing looks real and everything costs real money wasn't going to catch on.
Corporations continue to rake in record profit margins with no public pressure to change.
It's not like I believe we're recession-proof, it will happen, it's just not there yet in the way that most people would be feeling it. I mean hell, construction nationwide is still moving at breakneck speeds and demand way outpaces supply of trained workers. You'll know we're in a recession when construction has to start being competitively priced again. Until then, this Costco sale is just a shitty sale, and Amazon and Facebook laying off 10K employees each is a sad day for those employees, but it's literally a negligible fraction of how many employees they have, it's a drop in the bucket. Plus, Facebook did themselves a huge disservice by thinking their modern attempt at a Mii World was going anywhere. It didn't take a rocket scientist to realize that virtual reality where nothing looks real and everything costs real money wasn't going to catch on.
It's not like I believe we're recession-proof, it will happen, it's just not there yet in the way that most people would be feeling it. I mean hell, construction nationwide is still moving at breakneck speeds and demand way outpaces supply of trained workers. You'll know we're in a recession when construction has to start being competitively priced again. Until then, this Costco sale is just a shitty sale, and Amazon and Facebook laying off 10K employees each is a sad day for those employees, but it's literally a negligible fraction of how many employees they have, it's a drop in the bucket. Plus, Facebook did themselves a huge disservice by thinking their modern attempt at a Mii World was going anywhere. It didn't take a rocket scientist to realize that virtual reality where nothing looks real and everything costs real money wasn't going to catch on.
Exactly upwards of 70 percent of "inflation" only goes to line the already bloated pockets of unimaginably overpaid incompetent executives and boards.
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Nonsense