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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You guys, My boss expects me to drive to work. I don't want to die. What should I do? I don't want to die. It is not like I can take safety precautions like driving the speed limit, not driving distracted, wearing a seatbelt. You see the rate of traffic fatalities. He is such a jerk expecting me to do the job I get paid to do. [/quote] Not my fault your job doesn’t allow you to telework. [b]Teachers can.[/b] Buckle up and drive safe.[/quote] This is such a myth. DL is pretense for teachers. DL is not effective for the majority of students. If a restaurant cooks nothing but spoiled food, can they really still say they're "serving meals"?[/quote] We have had subpar take out since March. Everyone keeps saying that we need to continue to support local restaurants and should understand that there will be a difference from our prepandemic experience. [/quote] Find new restaurants- I've had many good meals.[/quote] Yeah, but the problem is that the old restaurant that gave us food poisoning still has our credit card and keeps charging us for meals that they don't even deliver any more! They just keep sending us hastily scribbled recipes and say it's our responsibility to cook for ourselves now.[/quote]
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