Brosplosion

Without late fees there is no incentive to pay on time. I don't understand the rationale to remove them entirely, though regulating maximums makes sense.

I mean if you live on the border with Ohio, you are basically in the Midwest culturally.

Only off about 3 billion or so, not that far!

Nobody wanted to house you in the first place. That was the whole point of paying us. We are more expensive now. If you can't afford us, tough shit.

Maybe this helps with the fallacy

10 million dollars is not as much wealth as it was ten years ago.

Throwing Appleton Estate in the mix cause their low end is a way better rum

Exception of category 3: DougDoug

The basic math there obviously doesn't jive if you take a second to think about it. Even if it's 1/10 of the population, the defense budget is only about $20k per person which is not nearly enough money to change anything.

The healthcare budget (about 5x the defense budget) should be plenty to provide healthcare if it wasn't for privatized insurance mucking the whole thing up

Everyone always jumps to defense spending which is not the problem. Defense spending creates hundreds of thousands of well paying jobs to American citizens. The large majority of the money used to produce military goods goes back into the economy.

This is the level that I am at and it's hard to explain to people that, "no, I don't remember so-and-so's smile on their birthday." Like the feeling of the experiences are there and an analytical capture is, but vision? Gone the second I don't see it anymore

Penguin.

Prefer dead. Estate taxes would be a field day