People being contractually obligated to undergo medically unnecessary surgery is still an intolerable atrocity.

Must’ve been mistaken about exactly how long he needed to wait.

Pasta lovers must brace to pay even higher prices for their favorite dish, as megacorporate greed reduces supplies

Fixed that for you.

Same thing happening here in Oregon. Homeless people are everywhere.

The reason to own a home is that it’s yours. You don’t have to obey the tyrannical whims of your landlord and you cannot be capriciously evicted. Homeownership is self-defense.

Trudeau seeking advice from youth on how to make them shut up and stop making a fuss so he can get back to selling Canada out to his billionaire buddies.

Fixed that for you.

Nope. The real incompetence was inside us all along. Inside right-wing voters, to be precise.

Honestly, probably all of them. Politicians around the world are failing to keep their respective economies stable. This should not be tolerated.

The cure for high prices is firing the politicians who aren’t bothering to solve the problem and replacing them with someone who will.

“I’ve never wished a man dead, but I have read some obituaries with great pleasure.”

🎼This was a triumph🎶
🎼I’m making a note here: “huge success”🎶

Seriously, the experiment is over. The stuff works great. That is not a valid excuse.

Don’t worry, I won’t. Not until someone offers me one without having to agree to an arbitration clause.

Whether you hope for it or not, all bubbles burst eventually, and the government has already proven its unwillingness to do anything about it by allowing the bubble to form in the first place.

Blaming immigrants instead of the actual cause of the problem. Typical.

“Heh. It’s trying to hurt me. That’s cute.” —this guy’s immune system, when infected with COVID

No, COVID just gave the rich an excuse to rob us even more than they did before.

There isn’t the customer base accepting of higher prices anymore.

Because we’re being robbed by their grocery stores and landlords, and cannot afford to eat out like we used to. You suffer from the same problem as we do, just indirectly.

Although I’m surprised as it is clearly cheaper to eat in restaurants than it is to eat at home nowadays.

Not around here, it isn’t. Most restaurants have jacked up their prices as well. Eating at home is expensive, but eating out is even more so.

Admittedly, it is hard to beat food cooked by your own hand.

It’s very easy to beat food cooked by my hand. I’m a horrible cook. I sorely miss being able to afford to eat out frequently.

As greed soars in the industry, I think you mean.

Unless I’m mistaken, all online retailers of non-digital goods operate that way, so that job is far from extinct.

Before I answer, first you need to explain what a warehouse picker is, because I’ve never heard of that before.