Cmon man, that doesn’t happen in any situation ever.

I don’t care how little you sweat, 6 wears between washes on a T-shirt is kinda gross.

Know that Patagonia has different cuts on their different shirts. The responsibili tees have oddly long sleeves. I think the dude in the video might have been reviewing the organic cotton tees? I don’t think he said.

Well, not me, but I lived in Kentucky and most people did when like 2” were forecast. Eggs too, so maybe they were worried they couldn’t make French toast? Idk. Was the same when I lived in Chicagoland too.

You only need to explain the buying milk & bread before a snowstorm thing because you’re in LA, that happens anywhere it snows.

Wow it still has a frame though? I had a 02 Tacoma, got rid of it when it rusted thru it’s second frame. Granted I’m in New England so salt dissolves these frames in no time.

Not only are these commercials nationwide, but they are for various manufacturers too. Driving through Ohio I heard it as a Chrysler/dodge/Jeep commercial.

Didn’t even realize that was a tinfoil hat type page. Just saw it had examples of small cell antennas. Lol

Definitely small cell 5g. Another source

https://www.americansforresponsibletech.org/5g-antenna-identify

I don’t think you get to show up whenever you feel like. Generally not how courts work. You show up when they tell you to.

I can see why that might happen. Retire or move to Florida while still owning property up here but no longer paying the property tax possibly. If you own significant property I’m sure it adds up quickly. Some people move to Florida to escape taxes.

I guess the same could be true with people up here too, maybe they own the whole building their address is listed at and fell behind on property taxes. I guess it could even be from eviction moratoriums during covid leading to no income to pay the taxes. In which case it would be the government’s fault why the government isn’t getting their money lol.

Kinda feel bad for some of the individuals. I wonder what the circumstances were that led to owing a quarter million dollars to the state while living in an apartment.

I actually know an owner of one on the business list, and it’s not surprising. Good people but not great with money. I know they almost lost their house to foreclosure at one point.