I used to be a cop, a damn good one too. Now, my life is spent on the road, crisscrossing the USA in search of wrongs the justice system can't—or won't—right.
@tinkerbellpeach@WikiLeaksQ Maybe, but this account's whole act is making stuff up and vagueposting. I would figure people are here to be entertained not to learn anything true.
@WeRideAtDawn08@nycexpatmom One of the wilder parts of the story is that $36 billion in customer money is basically locked down for 2 months and there isn't any major news story about it.
@nycexpatmom I don't need withdrawals from the retirement account right now, but sympathize with those that do. The lack of transparency from the company is the worst part. The company says assets were not affected by the attack and all insurance plans will be paid out, but who knows.
@nycexpatmom TruStage is still recovering from an cyberattack on July 11. Insurance policies aren't getting paid, no access to accounts. I have a retirement account there and have no way to access it for two months now. Can't even see the balance. Unclear of AI agents were used or not.
@andysignore@RobertKirkman Negan never raped Glen, although there was one episode where something like that was implied to have happened off-screen. But to be fair, Glen got raped so many times on that show that it's hard to keep track of who did and who didn't.
@XFreeze It's wild how poorly people are reading the chart. But the narrative does misrepresent it badly. It's still going to be a $10,000 to $20,000 ticket to space depending on how slim or fat someone is.