Like stores who know $100 50% off sounds better than $50

Maybe keeping the German (and Japanese) military small is worth the money from the US to help prevent a repeat of their historical behavior

Education tracks and trade school seem efficient, evidence in favor of German stereotype. I worry that the tracking might not be fair in practice in the US

You'd have more of a point in a completely competitive market but with fewer employers than employees the bosses have the advantage and labor regulation is one way to counterbalance that

They did say something like they'd consider the potential for violence at a rally before suing for the group to get a permit. Makes sense with inciting violence as an exception to free speech (that exception being defined awfully narrowly, but their 1st amendment freedom includes not taking such cases anyway)

Charity related to the business, seems like a win win
Tech companies funding education seems like a prime example
Grocery stores supplying food banks or sports teams promoting physical fitness programs also fit the concept.

Though it sounds like buzzword bingo it also sounds like they're at least trying to fogo for uses of the tech besides shady financial activity

Commerce with foreign countries or Native American tribes is federal jurisdiction mentioned in the same sentence as interstate

Yeah I don't agree with Pai on this, but interstate commerce does make it a federal issue

To summarize the summary and comments:
Addiction breaking up marriages is not new, Fortnite and other online games are the current example of an old problem
What people are trying to escape with addictive behavior (including crummy spouse behavior) might be the real problem.
UK doesn't have no fault divorce and that can lead to pretexts to claim fault.

I quit a different MMO because the constant grind to be competitive was taking over my life. Sure I can sink a lot of time into offline games and matches of multiplayer games with a few players but I don't need to be online 24/7

I can cook, basics at least, but I can't stand it (especially washing dishes by hand). I still rarely eat out as I hate the cost and time. So I eat a lot of stuff that requires little prep, like deli meat and cheese sandwiches.

I've said that about packing a lunch ... saves time on going to a restaurant as well as saving money. But fast food is, well, fast - especially when not rushing through a 30 minute lunch break

They should've known they'd catch hell for this so why do it only to have to walk it back?

The main character in The Firm redirects $10M of Mafia money at the end because he's already on their hitlist anyway