I think it’s the metropolitan area.

that’s a really nice shout. but I would truly feel safer having it registered. some cops these days can be a pain.

Ah, so that's why I often almost enjoy my anger.

Totally depends on your personal preferences, gas prices, fuel efficiency, and how much you earn.

Personally, I would hate every single second of that. My car is good enough on gas so I guess I wouldn't care too much about that part. But driving 2 hrs and 20 mins everyday would get super old after the first couple of times... Well ok, I would hate it after I got to work the first day, but I don't like driving much. I prefer to be the passenger on any rides longer than 30 mins lol

Metro is too much of a hassle. I live in DC and prefer to drive. Haven’t used the Metro in about 5 years.

We have our first winner.

automod is killing this w_bsit_

I make 100,000/year and feel like im being priced out. I wish I could afford to buy in the city

All thanks to our drivers. you lot do us proud and we appreciate you every day.

> It's a scam. There are different variations, but typically when you call they give you a line like "So glad you called! Almost nobody has registered yet, there will be amazing deals!" or similar pitches to make your fear of missing out override your critical thinking skills. Then they collect all your personal and bank information so they can pre-clear you to bid at the auction. Then there is no auction, the hotel's never heard of them, but on Monday your bank calls you about suspicious charges, account withdrawals, etc.

From another comment on the same thread:

> I know someone who went to one. Slightly different and less “criminal.” But they showed up and you had to pay like $50 to get inside. Once inside, it’s basically like a flea market. There are auctions for the good shit (cars, Rolex, etc.) but they’re all fake auctions and whoever wins these are people on the inside. So you basically pay $50 plus whatever you buy inside for some cheap shit

And another:

> Huge scam - I went to the auction 6 months ago after similar signs advertised an estate sale with Ferraris, Picasso, etc. it was held In a hotel ballroom which is already a huge red flag because you can’t verify where the stuff is coming from. The goods they had were mostly lithographs, not originals, from various famous artists which are normally worth somewhere between a few hundred or a couple thousand dollars for rare editions but these “auctioneers” would talk up the items as if they were originals worth hundreds of thousands or millions and really sucker people into bidding high numbers. Sometimes when a bit was low, the auctioneer a call at a higher number even though I didn’t see anyone raise their hand which is an illegal practice to artificially inflate the bid. I left soon there after. Avoid this like the plague.

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I think he is doing a good job. But then again all I have to go by is the disaster call MA

Thank you! I've been hunting this deskmat for a while and it matched so well with the keycaps.

It's beyond me how people can say this is good but something like Black Adam is bad .Both had wooden lead characters, both had little to no story with exposition as dialog covered in pretty cgi why are we making apples and oranges here.

Yes, but gun violence doesn’t kill people. Oh wait.

>It won't even be that expensive to get up and running either especially since it would be an extension of the BSL.

Just a few billion

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Psychedelics will be mainstream in our lifetimes. It's going to be beautiful. It's going to help heal so many people.

I'm happy our state is doing its part to make this a reality.

Use Humbl Tickets . They are cheaper and you'll be giving Ticketmaster the finger!

But if the demand is so great wouldn’t it have been easier for them to generate enough launches regardless? The article says the problem was they didn’t have enough to create revenue. If demand is so great they wouldn’t be turning down launches.

And where did the OP say they were in the left lane?

Looking at the intersection in question, I can EASILY see some hyper-impatient motorist deciding to pass a cyclist by moving to the right (into the bicycle lane), in order to stay in the rightmost lane themselves.

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“I’ll fucking do it again” -🐰

Any advantages to choosing a shorter term at the slightly higher rate?