Moving towards becoming a shit company, you mean.

my hat is barely big enough to make this post.

Pakled.

Gambet, part 2, I believe.

That scene is wonderful, and gave me entirely unrealistic expectations for my workplace.

At risk of being political, I think that’s called “being a Democrat.”

I really hate it when people I agree with use such terrible flawed arguments to support my ideals.

Might only be 40. Long enough for the current generation of leaders to die off.

I cannot express it as a single word, but I’ve become quite attached to “cause no unnecessary harm.”

I prefer the real Enterprise.

I think it refers to being being out at work, or at a major event.

If I shit myself at work, I’m going home. I’m not coming back, either.

If I’m out hiking, same again.

If i’m running errands, I might have to go back out to finish them. The groceries aren’t gonna buy themselves, and now I really have to do the laundry.

Bones in the Ocean hurts me in ways that it has no business doing so.

I’ve never suffered a loss of any great magnitude. I’ve never even been to sea, though I desperately wish I had been.

I don’t think he’s trying to reverse psychology anyone.

I think he’s just seen that liberals, at least in America, don’t seem to have the guts to push back on his insane demands. If you guys had Chuck Schumer in your PM office, you’d already have scheduled the vote.

Stay strong, mate. Sounds like you’re having a much harder time of it than some of us, but the only thing to do is to survive, and hope for a better tomorrow.

One day at a time.

I’ve known some methane who claim that they also have a flat fee, even from visa and MasterCard. So it can certainly be done.

It’s not in any way a tax. It’s a fee you pay for a service you wish to use. It’s as much a tax as the money spent on a doughnut is a tax.

The rest of your idea is great. Wish I had access to something like that.