Killing a 12 year old girl to own the chuds.
I got a restaurant in my area, (not gonna say the name for op-sec. It’s regional) that switched to machines for ordering inside. So you go in, click on the food you want, wait for it to come out, and then sit down all lonely in a booth. That little interaction with a cashier may not seem like a lot but it adds a little to the experience. So fucking soulless.
Unironically I could see kids enjoying this as it’s like extra playtime.
I'd chalk that up to them being the only big chain that isn't publicly traded and not needing to debt max to expand. Means you don't have to obey both main sources of quality cutting in shareholders and the demands of the investment and banking firms.
Not even just fast food places; nowadays if your kid wants to go in the Chuck E Cheese play place in my area, you have to pay extra on top of admission/tokens/food for grippy socks. And not just any socks with grips will do - you have to shell out $10 for special CEC socks. I assume this is all insurance-based as well. Kids slip in their socks in those things, bangs head, parents clean the place out. I hate current day sue-happy culture. Its nerfed everything for children.
Im convinced theyre trying to kill her. When my sister needed a pacemaker her primary doctor and cardiologist forbade her from getting the vax due to the risks and complications that could arise, her heart wouldnt be able to handle it.
Well of course they want her to get the jab before they'll do a transplant! If she waits to get it until after, it'll damage the transplanted heart
No. The most logical option is that it's a very difficult aircraft to fly. The majority of the F35s that have crashed with any regularity are F35-Bs, the V/STOL variant. The B is a massively more complex machine compared to the -A and -C variants, with a great many more things that can go wrong. The Hawker Harrier, which it was designed to replace, had similar issues throughout its lifetime. A pilot has to be at the very top of his game to fly such a jet, even with the advances in automation present in the F35, because it is an inherently unforgiving aircraft to fly at the best of times. Place one in the hands of a rookie or someone who isn't up to scratch and things will go terribly wrong.
In the early 2010s there was a massive scandal where a supplier was buying parts from China but certifying them as American made. These aircraft electronics ended up in everything from commercial airlines to fighter jets.
I won't fedpost.
My favorite image of all time is during 2016 when someone genuinely claimed that trump only had a 24% approval rating because they were adding everyone who didnt vote with the people who voted for hillary.
They're privately owned, too, so no faggot shareholders to demand constant NUMBER GO UP. Ergo better focus on quality and service instead of reducing all possible costs regardless of effect.
1. Caught on fire, mechanical failure, 50 million in damage
2. Caught on fire, reasons unclear, total loss ($110 million estimated)
3. Caught on fire, mechanical failure leading to electrical failure, total loss ($110 million estimated)
4. Crash, fuel tube? mechanical failing, total loss, ($110 million estimated)
5. Crash, unknown reasons, this one is worth a read in full, total loss, ($110 million estimated)
6. Crash, failed landing due to many factors, poor design and pilot fatigue, total loss, ($110 million estimated)
7. Crash, Mid-air refueling crash, total loss, ($110 million estimated)
8.Crash, Manufacturing error, total loss, ($110 million estimated)
9. Crash landing, avionics failure, unknown damage, likely extensive damage from no landing gear landing, ($60 million estimated)
10. Ramp strike, failure to launch correctly from aircraft carrier, total loss, ($110 million estimated
11. Crash, avionics failure, total loss, ($110 million estimated)
12. Crash, failed landing, total loss, ($110 million estimated)
13. INTERESTING ONE! Crash but after pilot ejected plane stated in air for over 30 hours, highly recommend people dig more into this one, total loss ($110 million estimated)
14. After the last one they stop giving good reasons, Crash, no reason given, total loss, ($110 million estimated)
15. Crash, no reason given, total loss, ($110 million estimated)
Do they want a nationwide scandal? Because that's how you get a nationwide scandal.
It hadn't been posted when I wrote that.
Worst bit is at 4:55 where someone walks their poor kid out in front of the freaks to spout nonsense they printed out.
