@ajassy Amazon shipped my 550lb dumbbell set but one package (a single 40lb weight) got lost. Now they say they can only refund and pickup the entire setโnot ship the missing 14th package. This forces a huge hassle on @amazon just to reorder the full set again. Any way to fix this for a customer?
If people took the chance to listen to even 50% of a differing view, instead of just a 1% clip, we might be more accepting of some and more critical of those we initially supported.
The shooterโs 200-yard shot was a calculated assassination, not just gun violence. Charlie Kirk, agree with him or not, bravely debated his opponents to foster civil discourse. In our divided world, we need more voices from all sides engaging with courage and respect to keep open dialogue alive
I'm convinced no one, including me, really knows how to pick the perfect watermelon yet we spend 2-3 minutes knocking on them. Just stop trying people.
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My Tucson rentals near a hospital earned $2500/mo last year for 30-60 day stays. Now, only $1800/mo. Immigration policyโs impacting demand. The US is one of ~30 countries with birthright citizenship. Why keep it? 14th Amendment aside, whatโs the logic? ๐งต1/3
Only ~30 countries have birthright citizenship, including the US. My rentals are feeling the effects of changing demand tied to policy. Whatโs the case for this system? Share your views on why itโs worth keepingโor not. ๐งต3/3
My mom, in my third rental unit, saw Mexican families arrive, have children, and often return to Mexico. Last year, demand was high; now itโs down. Immigration policy seems to drive this. Why does birthright citizenship persist in the US? Thoughts? ๐งต2/3