Cue the first amendment arguments from the "corporations are people" crowd
They'll also kidnap you and deliver you to the police who may or may not murder you depending on their mood.
What if you look underage but aren't? What if you take medication but waymo thinks you're doing drugs? There are thousands of scenarios that can be misinterpreted, kidnapping the rider and delivering them to a murder squad is not the solution.
Or you're doing a maintenance check, so that its in good working order.
I just switched from PopOS (Ubuntu) to Nobara (Fedora) and I fucking love it. Its a perfect middle ground between bleeding edge Arch and slow to adopt Ubuntu. Also, flatpack.
Your reference is so opaque it didn't even come across as a reference. Especially as your second sentence is a common phrase albeit worded slightly differently.
Just his hiring?
Why wouldn't you want the contract? Its pure grifty profit.
It is, but that takes effort and its designed to prompt for a tip by default. And every software update you'll have to reconfigure the no tip as default. Its dark design pattern designed to guilt/pressure you into spending more so the payment company makes more.
They don't care about wrong or right, just what they can get away with
Let's apply some critical thinking here. You're saying your 7yr old has the reading comprehension of a 17yr old. I don't buy that. I read voraciously as a child and in 7th grade I had an 11th grade reading level. I have a 7yr old who reads voraciously and they are nowhere near an 11th grade level. They rarely get screen time either. Education is a huge priority for us as well, but 11th grade reading level at 7? That ain't real.
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