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Stress may have become significantly worse during the pandemic - and it may drive more teachers out of the profession.
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Karen has no shirt on in the reflection? Iceland huh...Adding to our good mood this morning, Karen tweeted a photo showing what is under the hood of a Tesla fitted with a V8.
No, she credits the photo in her tweet:Karen has no shirt on in the reflection? Iceland huh...
Tesla with a V8. ht/Hafþór Hilmarsson O'Connor
And she's a dudeKaren has no shirt on in the reflection? Iceland huh...
It's not unthinkable that machine equipment from the same location would be wrapped using the same materials as auto components (but those were obviously Cybertruck components under the wrap in Austin).
Obviously? Of three pallets, two bear some resemblance to a cybertruck, but that's only due to a triangular shape which is formed any time a high point is created. The near pallet doesn't have the same high point on both sides. The far pallet has a much less pronounced peak, and is also asymmetric.
Instead of looking at the front left one first, Start by looking at the right most pallet, then decide if this looks like a group of CTs. As opposed to say, double stacked conveyer systems or carts.
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I know I'm dense, but I don't get how a random pile of parts wrapped up that doesn't look like a thing is obviously a pile of parts for said thing.FYI. not saying it looks like a Cybertruck, rather Cybertruck components, stamped but unassembled.
But I want to see Cybertrucks!!!It's like staring at clouds, we see what we want to see
"Going to go in today to to place an order"?Aaannd, a 24-hours update. I had to answer a LOT of questions from them; they are, by the way Denverites. Got this text one minute ago:
Audie, we drove a Model Y again yesterday (me for the first time) and really liked it this time. I’ve actually never been so excited about a car. Both Geoff and I realized the adaptation to the one pedal driving wouldn’t take long and that we’d probably end up loving it. It was a real joy to drive. Probably going to go in today to place an order. Just have to work out the details of the package we want. Going to keep our fingers crossed a new federal rebate comes through in time, but I think there’s not going back to the Volvo now…. Thanks for your advice and time yesterday. I can only imagine how busy you guys are there right now!
Someday I will buy a dining room table and chairs - no I won’t. The mountain home has no formal dining room in the plans. So, yep SSDD just with duffel bags of cash under the bed.Most of the medium-long timers here are objectively rich or at least very well off. Yet we do the same things we did back when we were poor, talk about Tesla.
Someday I will buy a dining room table and chairs - no I won’t. The mountain home has no formal dining room in the plans. So, yep SSDD just with duffel bags of cash under the bed.
Get yourself the best toilet paper you can find man. You deserve it.My ol man is rich. The greatest thing about that is I had the comfort of knowing I'd always have a place to eat and sleep. The other was he would willingly make loans to his children. I've only taken one loan from him, to buy my home. A day after he wrote the check he came by and gave me the payment book. 6 pages on a steno pad he had hand-written out. I still have it. This guy was Comptroller for NASA, and he took that night to break out the calculator and do all the math. the caveat with him is what he said when he gave me the "loan book." Son, here it is, you don't have to pay it back. But if you don't when it is time for the will to be read it will be on the ledger, and come out of your part."
I am his favorite (I think) because I paid it back as soon as I could get a better rate with a bank. All my brothers and sisters defaulted on at least one of their loans with him. And he told me that. He finds me "interesting."
But about a month ago I was visiting with him (he's close to 90), and I had a burning question that was created because of my recently accumulated "wealth." I still find myself ordering from the Dollar menu at McDonald's, and buying the value sized pack of the better functioning toilet paper, and not the softest. I asked him how he manages his entrenched mindset and behavior patterns. His answer was he does not. He's making more money than he can spend, and yet he still enjoys living life ...economically.
I fear I will be the same. The biggest difference between being rich and poor for the newly wealthy is trying to find motivation from somewhere other than doing what you do to meet your basic needs.
We're still invading your mountain....we can make our own seating in your home!Someday I will buy a dining room table and chairs - no I won’t. The mountain home has no formal dining room in the plans. So, yep SSDD just with duffel bags of cash under the bed.
We can each sit on a duffel bag.. kind of like sitting on a bean bag chair.We're still invading your mountain....we can make our own seating in your home!
Someday I will buy a dining room table and chairs - no I won’t. The mountain home has no formal dining room in the plans.