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dead gay comedy forums posted:what if only ever done to separate the races
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Feb 27, 2021 16:53
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soup. posted:Your prideful house and the shelter of your family is being borrowed from bankers. They own your house. Step out of line, and quick as a flash someone else will say they own your house.
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Dolphin posted:i own plot of land and I'm building a house on it with my own two hands. it's my covid project. the whole lumber price thing is really loving with my plans though Much as Quine postulated that platonic ideals are a web, not suspended, free, in the air, but at the edges anchored to the material, so too is your plot of land and house anchored to our hideous bullshit. No man is an island. We're all going to loving suffer for this.
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Feb 27, 2021 17:05
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Rutibex posted:for anyone who gets evicted from there home with 1 weeks notice always keep in mind that you can irreparably destroy a buildings foundation with a $50 bucket of Dexpan and a hammer drill drat this must be the biggest ROI on property damage
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Feb 27, 2021 17:08
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Homeless Friend posted:drat this must be the biggest ROI on property damage Black masks, glass bottles, and gasoline is way cheaper than a hammer drill
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Feb 27, 2021 17:09
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Twerk from Home posted:Black masks, glass bottles, and gasoline is way cheaper than a hammer drill yeah but foundations cost a fuckton of money as well, you can put a fire out. might not burn everything, etc. once the foundation is hosed, its all over lol.
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Feb 27, 2021 17:12
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Twerk from Home posted:Black masks, glass bottles, and gasoline is way cheaper than a hammer drill Take your smart phone and place it by a friend's house beforehand. They use GPS tattles to bust people, but, by the same token, it's a reasonable doubt alibi. They're obligated to provide all potentially exculpatory evidence, and they WILL grab your records, so you don't even need to pay or subpoena for it. Just demand it, if they don't turn it over. Subscribe to metromile or other services that track your movements.
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Feb 27, 2021 17:14
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Dolphin posted:i own plot of land and I'm building a house on it with my own two hands. it's my covid project. the whole lumber price thing is really loving with my plans though Have you considered getting an old box truck and firepit instead?
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Feb 27, 2021 17:20
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dead gay comedy forums posted:what if ah the economic housing socialist calculus problem, who's to say what measure of shelter and comfort people actually need, that's for the market to decide *lives in a literal damp hole in the ground*
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Feb 27, 2021 17:21
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lol trader joes ceo is a covid-chud https://twitter.com/BenBonnema/status/1365422715436478470?s=20 now they anglin' for a union
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my favourite index investing shill canadian just released a video re: cathie woods https://youtu.be/p6HrepdLSu4 not doomsday econ at all but i like his vids
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Feb 27, 2021 17:40
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Dolphin posted:i own plot of land and I'm building a house on it with my own two hands. it's my covid project. the whole lumber price thing is really loving with my plans though 
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Feb 27, 2021 17:41
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Nonsense posted:lol trader joes ceo is a covid-chud I just called them. You should too. https://twitter.com/MakeupandMagic1/status/1365517616710881283?s=19
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Feb 27, 2021 17:47
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those trader joe employees are gonna disconnect their phone. although it's funny people in the replies think the lady doxxed a store
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Nonsense posted:those trader joe employees are gonna disconnect their phone. I called them up, was connected immediately to a manager. Read the text of the termination letter to him. What the gently caress have you done?
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quote:Limit store occupancy levels based on CO2 levels Ok safety or whatever but... as a filter toucher myself most of this complaint is total bullshit. This is a newer retail store on the main level, doors opening to the outside, attached to a highrise apartment building. The CO2 level never deviates from background levels, ever, from infiltration and convection alone, even if you packed the store and turned the air handlers off. Filter efficiency means nothing re: covid when you have customers close together and direct transmission is much easier than a droplet surviving a trip through the loop. And the amount of outside ventilation/recirculation is completely dictated by cooling demand. There is no "economy mode" because the system wants to use outside air as a source of free cooling and probably doesn't have a heating mode anyway. If it's very hot or freezing outside, the recirculation will increase, but even in the worst case still have many times more ventilation than a detached family house. Even if the space were plastic-wrapped airtight with the people inside, it would take days for the CO2 to reach uncomfortable levels because of the huge plan and high ceilings. It's not a WWII submarine. tldr; the air conditioning works the way it does because anything else would make the store too hot or cold and I can't change it for you because you read some stuff online. And no, better filters are expensive. You felt perfectly safe to walk around outside, well, the air quality in here is way better. e. Places where CO2 or contaminants are a genuine concern are in flat structures without any kind of forced air conditioning, and doors that rarely open. Schools, low-rise residential, small offices, etc. Particularly where passive ventilation has been minimized/sabotaged to save on heating hosts in colder climates. Preen Dog has issued a correction as of 19:02 on Feb 27, 2021 |
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Preen Dog posted:Ok safety or whatever but... as a filter toucher myself most of this complaint is total bullshit. This is a newer retail store on the main level, doors opening to the outside, attached to a highrise apartment building. The CO2 level never deviates from background levels, ever, from infiltration and convection alone, even if you packed the store and turned the air handlers off. Filter efficiency means nothing re: covid when you have customers close together and direct transmission is much easier than a droplet surviving a trip through the loop. And the amount of outside ventilation/recirculation is completely dictated by cooling demand. There is no "economy mode" because the system wants to use outside air as a source of free cooling and probably doesn't have a heating mode anyway. If it's very hot or freezing outside, the recirculation will increase, but even in the worst case still have many times more ventilation than a detached family house. Even if the space were plastic-wrapped airtight with the people inside, it would take days for the CO2 to reach uncomfortable levels because of the huge plan and high ceilings. It's not a WWII submarine. well actually, scab edition
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Feb 27, 2021 19:08
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never was a fan of trader joes, everytime I’ve been in one my first thought was I’d rather be at Costco
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Koirhor posted:never was a fan of trader joes, everytime I’ve been in one my first thought was I’d rather be at Costco cool, but labor organizing is cool and solidarity isn’t about your consumption preferences
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Feb 27, 2021 19:18
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Preen Dog posted:Ok safety or whatever but... as a filter toucher myself most of this complaint is total bullshit. This is a newer retail store on the main level, doors opening to the outside, attached to a highrise apartment building. The CO2 level never deviates from background levels, ever, from infiltration and convection alone, even if you packed the store and turned the air handlers off. Filter efficiency means nothing re: covid when you have customers close together and direct transmission is much easier than a droplet surviving a trip through the loop. And the amount of outside ventilation/recirculation is completely dictated by cooling demand. There is no "economy mode" because the system wants to use outside air as a source of free cooling and probably doesn't have a heating mode anyway. If it's very hot or freezing outside, the recirculation will increase, but even in the worst case still have many times more ventilation than a detached family house. Even if the space were plastic-wrapped airtight with the people inside, it would take days for the CO2 to reach uncomfortable levels because of the huge plan and high ceilings. It's not a WWII submarine. sorry you were wrong about HVAC safety concerns, you're fired now.
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Feb 27, 2021 20:33
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I like Trader Joe's. They are one of the few places that haven't been price-gouging under the guise of the pandemic. That one store could be lovely, or it's the east coast being lovely I hope.
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Feb 27, 2021 20:36
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Preen Dog posted:Ok safety or whatever but... as a filter toucher myself most of this complaint is total bullshit. This is a newer retail store on the main level, doors opening to the outside, attached to a highrise apartment building. The CO2 level never deviates from background levels, ever, from infiltration and convection alone, even if you packed the store and turned the air handlers off. Filter efficiency means nothing re: covid when you have customers close together and direct transmission is much easier than a droplet surviving a trip through the loop. And the amount of outside ventilation/recirculation is completely dictated by cooling demand. There is no "economy mode" because the system wants to use outside air as a source of free cooling and probably doesn't have a heating mode anyway. If it's very hot or freezing outside, the recirculation will increase, but even in the worst case still have many times more ventilation than a detached family house. Even if the space were plastic-wrapped airtight with the people inside, it would take days for the CO2 to reach uncomfortable levels because of the huge plan and high ceilings. It's not a WWII submarine. this is a weird post because while you're not necessarily wrong about CO2 levels in a space open to the outdoors, you seem to have totally missed that this person was just using them as a proxy for measuring the interior air change rate "You can't use CO2 levels this way so they should figure out another way to show that the air change rate is too low" would have sufficed. The rest of your post is essentially just an admission that enclosed interior spaces can't be safe during a pandemic, so, uh.
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DoomTrainPhD posted:I like Trader Joe's. They are one of the few places that haven't been price-gouging under the guise of the pandemic. That one store could be lovely, or it's the east coast being lovely I hope. Trader Joe is owned by Aldi and is just an Aldi store gussied up to liberal suburbanite standards. No more, no less.
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FistEnergy posted:Aldi owns Lidl for that matter as well.
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FistEnergy posted:Aldi owns
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I'm also kind of surprised by that letter, because the Trader Joe's near me is unequivocally the best grocery store in this area when it comes to COVID restrictions. There's always a line around the parking lot because they have strict occupancy limits, they won't make any exceptions for people who aren't wearing masks, and they even block off individual aisles for a few minutes if there are too many people crowding into one. It's not a big store so I'm doubtful that it's even really "safe" in there, but they're trying way harder than any other store in the area.
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:Trader Joe is owned by Aldi and is just an Aldi store gussied up to liberal suburbanite standards. No more, no less. nah they're separate companies. Two brothers from the same family are the owners, respectively edit: i stand corrected. Two companies under the same umbrella oxsnard has issued a correction as of 21:18 on Feb 27, 2021 |
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Paradoxish posted:I'm also kind of surprised by that letter, because the Trader Joe's near me is unequivocally the best grocery store in this area when it comes to COVID restrictions. There's always a line around the parking lot because they have strict occupancy limits, they won't make any exceptions for people who aren't wearing masks, and they even block off individual aisles for a few minutes if there are too many people crowding into one. their restrictions probably also made them even more popular
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oxsnard posted:nah they're separate companies. Two brothers from the same family are the owners, respectively Aldi Sud owns the Aldi branded stores in the US, AldI Nord has Trader Joe IIRC
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Feb 27, 2021 21:17
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yeah you're right lol whatever both stores are great. I've heard lidl is awesome too. Why are germans so good at making grocery stores?
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Paradoxish posted:"You can't use CO2 levels this way so they should figure out another way to show that the air change rate is too low" would have sufficed You can measure air changes by CO2. More: "the rate of air changes is high by design, and the allegation that it's not is spurious". Whistleblowing on the man is awesome but try to make it credible. I think the allegation is intended to get personal attention for his music career. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9cEpUq4mps&t=16s
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Feb 27, 2021 21:21
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Feb 27, 2021 21:22
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Preen Dog posted:You can measure air changes by CO2. More: "the rate of air changes is high by design, and the allegation that it's not is spurious". Whistleblowing on the man is awesome but try to make it credible. lmfao
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oxsnard posted:yeah you're right lol whatever both stores are great. I've heard lidl is awesome too. Why are germans so good at making grocery stores? Aldi is sort of "the norm" for non American stores. Go to any non American grocery store and they are loving amazing. There are some good American chains, but the ones most people know kinda suck.
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