There is no problem. If you can do 8 hours of work (well) in 4 hours, you should be able to use the extra time however you want.

The government is supposed to be by us, for us. Technically, we get to define what the government’s scope is. But we make that decision as a group.

This is more efficient and cost effective anyway. It’s bonkers we don’t let people select their own food.

WinCo!

That sounds pretty awesome. My kids are a bit on the young side and don’t have a great grasp of English so that might be a little bit challenging for them. Maybe when they’re older…

For my kiddos it is a disability. 😕 They have amazing talents, but he world just isn’t built for them.

Theoretically, it looks possible for the GOP to lose the house before November. Which I’m totally rooting for.

They are the BEST. I wish I could still eat them. My kids carry on the tradition.

How did this get funded!?

As someone who was diagnosed at 43, I relate so much to this comment. Most things, buttered toast included, aren’t worth the weeks of pain. Although, I have seriously considered a Dick’s Deluxe burger on a couple of occasions.

They don’t cover the whole state - just the Puget Sound area and not all of that is electrcity. We have a bunch of PUDs, which is a far superior model in my mind. I’d be willing to organize to get PSE out.

There’s only like 5 of those in this area (Seattle). The rest are Cyber trucks.

To be fair, adulting is exhausting.

I think it’s let them eat less cake. 😉

They tried it in Oregon. Worth reading about what worked and what didn’t.

Pepridge Farm remembers

So I work with public utilities / co-ops (different from private utilities). One of the challenges I consistently see is the utilities are handed a bunch of regulations without the funding to adequately support them. This strikes me as similar. Lineman safety is a real concern. I suspect it could be mitigated, but those mitigations probably come with a cost. The easiest fix is to fund lineman safety measures in the bill.

They goats are key for me.

Bush v Gore