How is @UPS such an absolute sh*t show? 4 days to send a package 200 miles. 2 sitting in a sort center, 3 re-schedules (the third of which ends in 40 minutes) and nearly non-existent tracking the entire time.
What is going on with this company???
@POTUS But they still will be in several states!
Why isn't it being legalized?
Why does our country's politicians continue to talk out of both sides of their mouths?
Why aren't more than half of the U.S. population's wishes being recognized?
Why are cigarettes legal???
@elonmusk@farzyness Truth be told I could never feel comfortable taking my hands off the wheel anyway for fear I wouldn't be able to correct in time. It was probably 90% of the time the reason I had to disable FSD.
@elonmusk@farzyness Don't mind the wheel nag but definitely minded the near constant curb strikes. If that wasn't an issue would have gladly subscribed. I suspect others feel similarly.
@POTUS It's correct, they were created, they are on job boards...you'll just never get called and they never get filled. But yeah jobs are theoretically there if they're on job boards right?
@united still has not refunded the legroom upgrade we lost when they delayed our flight so long we missed our connection and had to rebook. They claimed they couldn't help us until "after our trip was completed". It's been 18 days since the delayed flight. @PeteButtigieg
5 years ago my wife was nearly killed by a surgery. We missed a trip of a lifetime to Italy, instead hoping that she could just live the rest of her life in relative normalcy. It took 5 years to save the money to try to recreate that trip. Today @United ruined that again.
#UnitedAirlines again made travel a nightmare on our return trip, flagging a Global Entry passenger with SSSS, refusing to respond to multiple attempts to contact them about our trip issues, removing pre-check so we almost lost our connection and losing our bags. #PeteButtigieg
@KXAN_News How does Austin still not get it??? You invited the entire country to move here! What do you think that does to a city with an already inadequate infrastructure? Around 150 companies have moved to Austin since the pandemic. Office buildings use 20kWh per square foot. Do the math!