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@ns @LukeGromen Why have you stopped posting recent episodes to Spotify? Much more convenient for background listening and placing in the queue. Please resume, thanks.

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@smc99870541 @bonchieredstate In my experience, a lot of the time there are more requests listed when you check in/out than when you book. That should be treated like any other misleading amenity or other info about the property.

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@DylanTSEO @bonchieredstate Well then I guess the issue is that they are not consistently advertised on the listing. Often the requests at the property are well beyond anything disclosed in advance. I usually won't mind but for example if I have to depart early morning, I need to avoid chores.

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@PaulPauBombers @bonchieredstate Many times there are all kinds of requests that were not in the check out section. The exact instructions should be available before booking (and ideally as search options). Then the customer can decide--with "unadvertised" demands treated the same as missing amenities.

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@DavidSacks FYI here is how taxes are impacted when an executive branch employee sells assets in order to avoid conflicts of interest: https://t.co/TSUbBNRMen

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@RnaudBertrand Also, earlier this year there was a study published that claimed boiling water could significantly reduce the harm from microplastics ingestion. At the time, some posted that their Asian and Eastern European parents' "superstitions" were now vindicated! https://t.co/HBYjXqKaTU

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🚨 Just published! Simply boiling water and allowing mineral to chelate microplastics eliminated "at least 80% of polystyrene, polyethylene, and polypropylene NMPs size between 0.1 and 150 μm."
Paper: https://t.co/3ehIN8rUzC
News:
https://t.co/1kQAs5wBDw