There are Taco John's in Eastern Washington. Which is kind of funny as actual good tacos are kind of rare on the West side but abundant on the East. However there are probably a lot more people in Eastern Wa who desire very inauthentic tacos.
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I'm pretty sure a Taco Johns is an indicator of entirely too much Jesus in a given area.
I think Taco John was one of the disciples?Wait, was Taco John one of Jesus' nicknames -- like Christ or Messiah?
edit, and if so, why isn't Sunday on a Tuesday?
I think that would have been Shawarma Yahya. So Sunday makes sense in that context.Wait, was Taco John one of Jesus' nicknames -- like Christ or Messiah?
edit, and if so, why isn't Sunday on a Tuesday?
he turned a water fountain into a nacho cheese fountain, the location where he performed this miracle is the first golden corral
Smooth jazz, gimme that.
who?
How the fuck is this not sufficient for a fraud case?
Or enough to sued for deceptive conduct/misleading advertising?
Tesla's secret team to suppress thousands of driving range complaints | RNZ News
Or enough to sued for deceptive conduct/misleading advertising?
Tesla's secret team to suppress thousands of driving range complaints | RNZ News
I can vouch
We're now finding out the damaging results of the mandated return to the office–and it's worse than we thought
Three compelling reports show just how damaging RTO mandates are turning out to be.
Let them burn.We're now finding out the damaging results of the mandated return to the office–and it's worse than we thought
Three compelling reports show just how damaging RTO mandates are turning out to be.fortune.com
We still get to WFH one day a week, but yesterday I went into the office and didn't have a single work related face to face discussion with a single person.We're now finding out the damaging results of the mandated return to the office–and it's worse than we thought
Three compelling reports show just how damaging RTO mandates are turning out to be.
so valuable....
given that most managers are the assholes who sought out hall monitor assignments, the idea that you need to be in an office to be even more distracted from the things you could accomplish at home is very 1950s.
No wonder everyone drank like Mad Men™
When working I would rather be at work if I had a reasonably private workspace. I just hate showering, commuting, and stupid loud/distracting open office environments. The loud and distracting open office environment wouldn't be so bad if i didn't work with the least interesting group of people on the planet. One dipshit who sits near me spends at least 20 minutes a day talking about Muscle Milk and going to baseball games to get free bobbleheads.
LOL being sued it is then! (still hoping for a criminal case though)
Angry Tesla customers sue firm over “grossly” exaggerated EV range
Three Tesla drivers launch class action, alleging fraud and false advertising.
arstechnica.com
Frackers can use dangerous chemicals without disclosure due to “Halliburton loophole”
Facking industry exempt from disclosure of 28 chemicals regulated by federal law.
arstechnica.com
I watched Vice again yesterday, eff the Cheney's.Frackers can use dangerous chemicals without disclosure due to “Halliburton loophole”
Facking industry exempt from disclosure of 28 chemicals regulated by federal law.
Most bosses regret how they mandated workers return to the office
They blamed it on not having enough data.
"not having enough data". lol, thats the whole point of being upper management.Most bosses regret how they mandated workers return to the office
They blamed it on not having enough data.
you never have enough data, if you did, business decisions would be trivial.
Grindr, lol.
fortune.com
Grindr told staff to return to the office 2 days per week after they unionized. Nearly half of them refused and have now been fired
Grindr’s showdown underscores the broader tension between employers and their workers as they are increasingly called back to the office.
may the entire tech industry and gig economy die lying on its shitty worthless disgusting face choking on it's own fabricated delusions of self worth.Grindr, lol.
Grindr told staff to return to the office 2 days per week after they unionized. Nearly half of them refused and have now been fired
Grindr’s showdown underscores the broader tension between employers and their workers as they are increasingly called back to the office.
the gay hookup app is uptight. Tells you everything you need to know right there.
I'm getting the feeling that these "back to the office" mandates are just a weasely way to do layoffs without having to actually lay anyone off... 
They haven't asked my wife back to the office and they have actually given up some office space downtown. They moved her out last year to the annex, but she's only there for an hour one day a week. But there has been talk of having some folks come back.I'm getting the feeling that these "back to the office" mandates are just a weasely way to do layoffs without having to actually lay anyone off...
There are some advantages to in office interactions, but not forced.
On year 4 now, I find myself in the office when necessary (faster access to network drives), and when there's a heat wave because there's AC there. We work in teh field™ all the time so there's always going to be some amount of office presence.
I think they know that many of us will quit if they try to force that shit. And with what happened to house prices in 2020+ they ain't hiring anybody else to move here with what they pay
I've been going in most days because it's easier with lab resources and my wife is home all day, too. We get along just fine and we were working together for like 3 years, but it's nice to be gone, too. But I will be remote more than not once I get the lab where I want it.
There are only 18 folks here and nobody is getting fired. We have like 3 open reqs.
By some miracle, I like everyone I work with. Hard to believe I know. And even then I can't fucking stand being in the office with its open office bullshit. It's distracting as all hell and the supposed "organic collaboration" that it supposedly fosters? What a crock. If upper management truly wanted to make data informed decisions, they'd know that research on open office plans is nearly unanimous, the pros don't outweigh the cons, even when thoughtfully implemented. And I can guaran-fucking-tee you that 95% of the open office conversation centers around "and how much is that going to cost", ignoring the fact that it'll cost far, far more in lost productivity over the long term.
Dialing into the same God damn Teams meeting as the 4 people sitting RIGHT FUCKING NEXT TO ME just so I can hear things repeated 4x as it's picked up on everyone's mic incapacitates me with the fire of 1,000 suns.
But hey, what do I know.
"we think you commoners may come up with something that appeals to other commoners that we couldn't possibly think of given our stature but will still generate revenue while we get credit"
I had to disable teams on my work computer because two people wouldn't stop "chatting" with me every time they saw I was on the network. And yes, one of them working 10ft away from me.