The life of a millennial:
- Graduated into the Great Recession
- Entry level jobs required 3 years experience
- Pensions replaced by the 401k
- Promoted at work meant a 2% raise & 200% more responsibility
- Felt stability in life then a pandemic
- Highest inflation in 50 years deleted pay raises
- Home prices doubled overnight forcing permanent renters
- Childcare costs 1 month of rent
- Juggling aging parents, young kids, burnout from work & the cost to live
- AI causing mass layoffs during peak earning years
@TheLaurenChen If Mexicans in Tijuana are having protests over a couple thousand (less than 5,000) illegal immigrants, I can't even imagine the riots over Americans draining their Healthcare
@DucksNPucks What is the likelihood that Zegras and Drysdale go to arbitration and each get $15m aav? If they do and Flyers can't keep both, what is the chance Verbeek can sign both back for nothing? Just thinking
@Riley__Andrew@Felix_Sicard I don't understand why you are bringing up Anaheim's draft compensation. My comment was about Penner never meeting the expectations in Edmonton. The Oilers never made the playoffs in the three years Penner was there. Oilers returned to the playoffs in 2017. 7 years after Penner
@TMobileHelp@stevenshapiro I'm also upset with this but it doesn't surprise me that you are willing to charge more again after already breaking the previous contract. I'm actively looking at another carrier since it's too expensive to stay with T-mobile.
@ClownWorld I'm a resident of the county and democrats here were not happy with the proposal to increase sales tax. It was even losing by 52% the day after election. Somehow by week 2 it flipped to 51% approval. Very suspicious
@DerrickEvans4WV I hate doing presentisms, but imagine going back to 1954 and telling Thurgood Marshall after winning Brown v Board that his great grandchildren generation will erode his hard work and conduct a self-imposed segregated graduation
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department used helicopters to fly in ballots from vote centers across the region
“They're picking up ballots from 8 cities including Lancaster, Santa Clarita, Palmdale, Lakewood, Santa Monica, Van Nuys, Pomona, and Torrance. Once they arrive, the ballots are securely transferred inside where election workers are receiving and processing millions of ballots”
The reason they do this is because LA is huge, over 4,700 miles big
There are 5.8 million registered voters that has a single Ballot Processing Center in the City of Industry
All ballots from vote centers across the vast county are brought here for counting after polls close. Driving from remote areas like the Antelope Valley, Lancaster, Palmdale takes hours, so helicopters get ballots in faster, reducing delays in reporting and minimizing time ballots sit in transit
What I find interesting is this seems like the perfect opportunity to introduce as many mail in ballots as needed without any questions
This also use one processing center. This means they wouldn’t have to coordinate rigging elections across multiple offices. If could be one easy to control operation at this one facility
We need a federal audit of California elections
If there’s no fraud, great. But I think we all know there’s massive fraud