u/Measure76

Historians tell me that the Brewers once lost a game.

All I can say is that I normally see, when I look at a specific figure, the delivery fee sits between 40-50 percent of the local minimum wage. My closest store, seattle area, is at 52 percent, I think because they rounded up to the nearest .99 cents.

My understanding of this fee is it mostly is there to pay driver salary for the store, if drivers can make at least 2 deliveries in an hour. More and it's a tidy profit... for the store.

I have seen claims that insurance rates increasing can also affect it, but that's usually closer to a 1-2 dollar total portion of the fee.

Has the minimum wage in your area been rapidly increasing?

I once bought a pack of tortillas that said it could be kept for 30 days at room temperature, or 60 days refridgerated. So I think tortillas a semi-shelf-stable, still they will go stale fast if you leave them in open air.

I think if you're going to eat them in a reasonable time, leaving them at least zip tied on the counter is fine.

None of this applies to uncooked tortillas, which should always be kept refridgerated.

True, every business in the state is being pushed out.

I was stuck in one of these once and when the mechanic finally got there he just ripped the door open and said that's all we had to do.

Mariners have good ol Benny Drawbars on Sundays.

Some kind of EXpress LAXitive. Crazy.

That's roughly an $8–9 billion operating loss plus a $72 billion paper loss. Because Anthropic's valuation soared, the convertible notes investors hold became far more valuable, and accounting rules required booking that increase as a loss, even though no cash was spent.

This kind of loss slows down over time as investors cash out their notes.

Why shouldn't he get away with it?

Problem solved then

> They aren’t the same kind of number. When you start comparing more specific numbers, Latter-day Saints are nearly even with Baptists, who have the highest retention among Protestants at 54%

So even looking at things charitably it's still really bad.

71,793 days without any evidence the Book of Mormon is true.

Won't someone think of the poor millionaires.

Tell her you need to do some field research on this plan and take her to see the ocean if you're close enough. Once there look around and talk about where the treasure might be hidden.

I can't wait until we get to 3rd gen 3D barcodes.

The article implies that he's redeeming the ticket as a one time thing. The promotional site for selling this ticket I found agrees. It's not a thing that makes financial sense until inflation catches up to it.

None have to be correct. The worst drivers could be in a town too small to have a reddit

I've used a lot of hotel soaps. This kind definitely has more surface area for the same weight.

Ask claude how to handle it and claude will help you set up a credential manager.

I just have a favorite brand and care about how I smell. I don't want to give that up just because I'm travelling so I have a little bar soap holder in my toiletry bag.

"Now That's TV" sounds like a terrible thing for the world.

So I can watch it slowly devolve from a music video channel into a reality show channel again? Pass.

Gives you more surface area for the same amount of soap.

I like it, but I bring my own soap on trips anyway. I do use the hotel bars for handwashing

It's retro