"we barely have anything left to put into savings. And it's going to be even worse when my wife gives birth in a few months"
See, I don't understand this. If you know you don't have any extra money, why would you have children? I always hear people say 'we'd have so much money if it wasn't for the kids'. Well, don't have kids!
Sen. Betsy Johnson, D-Scappoose, known to be opposed to it
Sen. Arnie Roblan, D-Coos Bay, also expressed doubts, specifically about the bill’s impact on gas prices
Sen. Laurie Monnes Anderson, D-Gresham,: three well-placed Capitol sources affiliated with Democrats confirmed Monnes Anderson was the third hold-out.
This is a good point. Most younger people now (I'm in my 40s) want to live in crazy expensive coastal cities. Which is cool, but then you can't complain when home/rent prices are ridiculous and your pay doesn't match up. There are a lot of cities all over the US where you can make a good living and afford your house or rent.
15 years ago we started getting priced out of Las Vegas when we lived there and started house hunting. We decided to move to Nashville. Best move we ever made. There were tons of good paying jobs, housing was cheap and we were able to buy our first house. Now Nashville is booming and the housing market has gone way up. Which is good for us when we want to sell. But there are lots of other non-coastal cities that are affordable and offer good paying jobs.
Have you talked to a kid lately? They're idiots. They need more school, not less.
Well....yeah. If cancer isn't affecting me directly, it's not a problem for me. Why should I care if other people have cancer? Same as climate change. So far it isn't directly impacting my life in any way that matters, so I don't care about it.
He can build a tunnel under it that his cars can drive through.
Exactly. Being in my 40s, I'm only concerned with the next 40-50 years or so (assuming I live that long). Everything after that is no longer my problem.
Walmart's starting hourly wage is $11/hr. If both mom and dad are working 60 hr work weeks, they're making almost $70,000/yr combined. There are a lot of places in the US where making that much is not living paycheck to paycheck.
I remember the Sears Christmas catalog. We would wait all year for it. Our xmas lists would consist of page number, item number and item description. It was great.
It's sort of sad, now my nieces and nephews just want money so they can buy their own things.
Your link is showing SALES, not production. According to the article, "Tesla said in October that it produced only 260 vehicles, well below its target of 1,500"
No, the constitution gives Americans the RIGHT to bear arms, while the nation's and state's laws let us know WHICH arms we can bear. While laws can and do regulate arms usage and legality, they cannot take away the RIGHT to bear arms.
If you want to abolish the RIGHT to bear arms, that's a constitutional amendment. Good luck with that.
You forgot:
"Doesn't this look huge in your hand?"
"Open your eyes, boy, I'm about to finish on your face!"
Only if the father was a priest.
"Students will soon have to show that they've secured a job or received a letter of acceptance to college, a trade apprenticeship, a gap year program or the military in order to graduate," - sounds like you have to a least begin to execute the plan by showing proof. That's more than just a plan.
I would recommend never putting it into Paris to begin with.
It's like the Mexicans who voted for DT and are now facing deportation even though they were the "good hombres" (hard working people, just not american citizens).
If they aren't citizens, then they couldn't vote....
Honesty is for the most part less profitable than dishonesty. -- Plato
