I've run for office, and yeah, the running is a job all on its own. That and everything takes money.

Campaign signs don't print themselves, canvassers need to be paid, handbills need printers, venues need to be booked, offices need to be rented and all of it, all of it takes money that the majority of candidates simply don't have on their own.

Once you experience that you realize why a lot of politicians become corrupt, or at least corrupted by the system.

Canadian Costco employee here..

One thing that helps are the 3k bonus cheques you get every 6 months once you pass the 12,000 hours worked mark.

Bourbon, Rum, Absinthe, Tequila

Americans have unironically quoted the Beaverton in the past, thinking it was an actual news outlet

Sorry for not posting in awhile. Travelled around visiting friends and family during the week of my 60th birthday.

Distance. Carrying capacity Speed

The glasses she refers to and are wearing are the context of his comment. That's pretty easy to understand if you aren't obsessed with standards of physical beauty.

Same here. We Canadians partied right alongside you in 1976. It was awesome. I looked forward to the blast that America at 250 would be. What a sad waste of potential the US has become.

Always a fun site.

NOT TRUE.

I'm on GLP-1 and I am neither diabetic nor prediabetic. My A1C is slightly elevated, that's it.

Well, before Costco I worked at Walmart. You can imagine the difference in environment

I work returns in a Costco. In fact, I'm typing this on my phone in the little office we have in receiving.

Food either gets sold or gets pulled for various reasons. Pulled food goes first to the local food banks. What can't go to them goes to a farm, a local pet rescue group, and to a wildlife rescue and rehabilitation group.

Anything left over from all that goes into a bin to be turned into high grade compost, which gets sold for $5 for a 20lb bag.

It takes time and money to do this, and it gets done anyway because the will is there.