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I thought about reaching out when she’s in TO but it’s well outside of my comfort zone before you factor travel rates. Very intriguing tho.

I’ve had whole threads deleted bc of this when I use my phone and it's dumb. Neither terb or perb force this and it's a wild requirement in the Year of our Lord 2026.

You court Amazon and deserve what you get, and businesses that emulate them make life harder for everyone. I've specifically said that the working class (which includes students and esp min wage earners) get affected by strikes, which directly and immediately includes the people actually...

We won't agree on anything here bc you must be under the impression that employers always or often acting in good faith towards their workers and that the majority of the reason that corporations pass down cost increases to consumers has to be at the expense of keeping up with an ever-increasing...

The workers are the public ffs... They're just like you or me, they get impacted by outages and strikes when other unions and industries strike, that's why class solidarity is crucial and it's EXACTLY why the owners need to make them the bad guys in the public eye, so someone can jump on a...

Yes, strikes are more effective when they will hurt the most. Yes, they publish salaries/demands/etc on purpose so people making less (and sometimes more) will criticize the worker instead of the owners Yes, unions should get paid more than the private sector No, no one needs to 'pay the price'...

I think we both see the picture, you just view it through the lens the oligarchs and powerful want you to. Yes, when workers go on strike, ordinary people are affected more than C-suite execs, obv, but there are (at least) 2 sides to a negotiation. The workers are taking action collectively...

I realize they pay media outlets to report things like this with a slant but I'm still don't understand why common people take the sides of corporations and governments over striking workers, like they're the only ones holding out during negotiations. They're the ones holding the public...

Hard disagree. Always ask for more, esp if they say it's unreasonable, and always stand with unions.

Well? Are you? You have to say if we ask you.

C'est formidable. L'action collective est le seul moyen pour les travailleurs d'obtenir ce qu'ils veulent.

This is the way. Yeah the interview is awkward but they don't really grill you, and almost all the questions are about your potential to take away an American job by having easier access back and forth. Then it's smooth sailing at every crossing. Also, there used to be a bridge (maybe it's...

Sexiest thing I've seen is a couple women sitting across from me at a chip stand and they're done eating but they're still talking and then they start staring intently at each other like a competition or something. And then the one with short hair pulls her hand from up under the table and...

Strike all the things, esp. when it hurts the most. Collective action is the way.

I like it when girls like to taste themselves off my tongue (or dick or fingers), it's hot af.

Me too!

It's great there. It was explained to me as Japanese tapas and I think that's a great description.

Often I'm trying to have an experience and come out of it more relaxed, not feeling like I went 20 rounds of the most extreme acronyms possible. That doesn't mean that I don't like a PSE sesh, just that there's more a time and place for it, while I can do a GFE any time.

I've never used the term but when sex workers use '304' for each other I think it's hilarious bc it always makes my brain process it for a second before I understand and then the 12-year old boy in me goes, 'hehehehe' and I think of an upside down calculator.