I change my towels once a week. I have a special hand towel to dry my nether regions.

Outside of the USA? You can still start around the 70’s as a time when medical costs started increasing as the greatest generation started to retire, taking away talent from the workforce and starting to use all those retirement benefits they were entitled to. You also had an increase in quality of medicine, which usually came at a cost.

Funding these higher costs would require new taxes, which was becoming politically unpopular across First World democracies.

None at all.

Which is why a lot of people who buy ads build in their own tracking methods to test the efficacy of their campaigns.

I knew one person who had a small skin care line who knew the cost to obtain customers from the various forms of ads including individual influencers based on links and referral codes.

It was just a gas leak.

The show also hits viewers over the head that there are morals that the crew won’t cross, like stealing medicine from that town. It is also in the opening song that, because of the war and his service, Mal can’t exactly settle down and be a good law abiding citizen, so he takes jobs of dubious legality since they pay better.

Mal is the same kind of bad that Han Solo was painted as in Star Wars. He’s not a nice guy, but more neutral than evil and will perform good acts at times.

The show also played up the Alliance as being more absolutely evil because it had to in order to justify Mal.

They fry the burgers with mustard; add grilled onions, pickles and extra burger sauce.

Stargate needed to develop a way to allow Earth to know about the galaxy. It might have even been an interesting way to spin off the show.

There is no way that the US government could hide the SG teams’ budget over years and that the US military wouldn’t have deployed off world technology during GWAT. Fuck, imagine the US Military deploying Zat guns to Iraq.

As much as I enjoyed Firefly, the universe created was going to get very complicated and bad if it had been let to develop for the next few years.

They are going to have to explain a lot to justify that Confederate veterans deserved to be the heroes and I don’t think that Joss Whedon was up to that task.

I’ll eat at smaller restaurants if I get a chance. I’ve eaten at George Motz’s restaurant in NYC and liked it.

I’ll get an In-N-Out Animal Style Burger. I like it.

In-N-Out

I make it a point to eat there when I can when I won’t anywhere else.

Save it, preferably in something interest bearing. Pretend you never got that money.

Having $75 when you really need it is worth a lot more than spending $75 just because you have it.

At least one person is going to have their Reddit archives preserved.

It is used a lot in Philadelphia to connect to small regional airports. American Airlines gets credit for serving the smaller airports without needing to dedicate planes and pilots to the route.

who would get sued in that scenario?

There is no equivalent to an IVA where I live. It also is likely going to become a major government problem needing to process a sizeable portion of the country’s vehicles through an IVA like process which requires an in-depth inspection and, a lot of times, comparison against the design standards for which the car was imported from.

And, as I noted earlier, the issue isn’t analysis but liability. A lot of the burden involving design and verification falls on various manufacturers who designed the cars they manufactured. Hell, few countries allow people to build their own cars from aftermarket parts only. The supply chain is there, but no one is building older cars that they just have to assemble with aftermarket parts.

Buses between terminals is a lot more common and I’ve even seen buses acting as airplanes in the USA.

I can see some US airports using bussing, but it feels like the practice is far more commonplace in the EU than the US. It is also odd given than EU airports appear to be newer on average to US airports.

Most American airports are space constrained, including many of the oldest ones in the country. The old airports in the US generally use jet bridges even when they are constrained by space.

Yeah, but I’ve taken the bus to the airplane at major airports in the EU including Frankfurt. In contrast, the airports in the US that I’ve had to board on stairs are much smaller.

I’ve taken jet bridges to board Embraer 175’s in the USA. In contrast, I’ve gone up stairs for an Airbus A321 in Europe.

Because, in this case, the manufacturer didn’t design the car.