Delta Charging $200 a Month Extra for Health Insurance if you don't have The Shot

Derg said:
So, after the apocalypse, in DergWerld, we’re going to publicly shame those who post on the internet, authoritatively, on things that it takes a whopping 30 seconds to verify.
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This is the problem with the internet and misinformation. So what these people do is hold a belief, and then Google that belief, and get links that they see that seems to support their belief and post it.

In other words, they’re not neutral on the subject and trying to learn. They search their preconceived conclusion and expect to find articles backing them. Not the other way around. This is a huge problem with the Covid anti-vax types.
 
SlumTodd_Millionaire said:
Now that you mention it, yeah, I haven't seen them lately, either.
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Gone.

Common touch items killed from Covid. Hotel notepad and pens are gone. I used to take those things for my flight notes/pen. But no worries, the Bible placed by the Gideons is still there. Covid knows to avoid being on holy texture. Either that, or they know no one touches it any way.

Our CUN hotel has a notepad and pen sealed in plastic shrink wrap do you know you’re the first one using it. Really cool!
 
Cherokee_Cruiser said:
Gone.

Common touch items killed from Covid. Hotel notepad and pens are gone. I used to take those things for my flight notes/pen. But no worries, the Bible placed by the Gideons is still there. Covid knows to avoid being on holy texture. Either that, or they know no one touches it any way.

Our CUN hotel has a notepad and pen sealed in plastic shrink wrap do you know you’re the first one using it. Really cool!
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One thing I've found missing more and more is the laundry bag. I've gone on multiple four day trips now in the past year where no hotel had the bags in the closet. I find it to be fairly annoying.
 
Cherokee_Cruiser said:
This is the problem with the internet and misinformation. So what these people do is hold a belief, and then Google that belief, and get links that they see that seems to support their belief and post it.

In other words, they’re not neutral on the subject and trying to learn. They search their preconceived conclusion and expect to find articles backing them. Not the other way around. This is a huge problem with the Covid anti-vax types.
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Irony much???
 
Derg said:
So, after the apocalypse, in DergWerld, we’re going to publicly shame those who post on the internet, authoritatively, on things that it takes a whopping 30 seconds to verify.
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I would like to inquire for the position of jester good sir.
 
CFIscare said:
One thing I've found missing more and more is the laundry bag. I've gone on multiple four day trips now in the past year where no hotel had the bags in the closet. I find it to be fairly annoying.
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I’ll be honest, I usually take it. It becomes my hotel gym bag. I take my water bottle, wallet, key card, etc. replenish my water bottles in gym and bring back to room. Since it’s used, I toss it in garbage.

The hotel staff is suppose to check and replace that laundry bag. To encourage them, I take the laundry list papers and use it for notes or throw it away. That way, a cleaning maid will think that this person must have used laundry service, so they’ll put a new list and bag in the closet.
 
Richman said:
I wouldn’t let my cats poop on certain papers. I don’t want any possibility that print would mar their dingleberries.
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Are your cats accustomed to pooping on paper? If so that's a neat trick, cats normally won't do that.
 
CFIscare said:
One thing I've found missing more and more is the laundry bag. I've gone on multiple four day trips now in the past year where no hotel had the bags in the closet. I find it to be fairly annoying.
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Why not keep a re-usable bag handy?
 
GypsyPilot said:
2)The answer to that is that ethically he felt it was inappropriate and unethical to jump the line in front of people that needed it more at the time. This was a big deal when this video came out, 8 months ago.
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.....And You reeeaaaally beleeeiiivve this stuff?

Kinda like "didnt wanna be the first in line for the firing squad.... I know You guys are tryna conserve yer bullets". It's ok to cut in the line. Most of the public will give approval.
 
Richman said:
In a manner of speaking. Cats have selected me as an “acceptable hooman”.
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Never figured you as a cat person... That changes everything.

This year, you may get a christmas present from me.

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GypsyPilot said:
Wow, what a smoking gun you have there!

1)If you actually listened to the first 15 seconds of this video instead of looking at only the headline, you’d understand why the Pfizer CEO was not vaccinated yet when this came out eight months ago.

2)The answer to that is that ethically he felt it was inappropriate and unethical to jump the line in front of people that needed it more at the time. This was a big deal when this video came out, 8 months ago.

3)The CEO (Albert Bourla) got vaccinated as soon as it was his turn, and received his second dose on March 10.

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FACT CHECK: Is Pfizer’s CEO fully vaccinated against COVID-19?

As Pfizer/BioNTech's COVID-19 vaccine received full FDA approval Monday, August 23, 2021, the claim that the pharmaceutical company's CEO, Albert Bourla is not vaccinated emerged.
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It’s really unfortunate that you are gullible and susceptible to the disinformation out there. I would encourage you to actually fact check the garbage you post on here, but I know you won’t as it doesn’t fit your weird anti-science narrative.
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The sad part is "three down and mocked" is just going to head back off to Parler and find another talking point that he doesn't understand. Meanwhile there's a line of people wondering why their order is wrong from the McDonalds in Richmond, KY.
 
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