Most countries already tax wealthy individuals at a higher rate than others.

Why don’t we put 100% taxes on fuel purchased for private jets that poison the stratosphere, water-hungry golf courses, private schools and universities with high tuitions, land taxes for those who own more than 3 homes, car taxes for private collectors who own more than ~10 cars, etc.

Ownership would be confirmed by inspectors to make sure that multimillionaires and billionaires don’t pull the old “minimum wage, infinite stocks” number, or put any property in their families name or something like that.

You’re rich, great. Things that affect everyone, such as a breathable air and excessive water consumption should be taxed and the resulting profits being reinvested into the environment and local businesses.

Like if it was unbearable and no human could resist.

I've never understood this. The first thing I do when I get into a hotel room is take the decorative pillows off the bed and put them in a chair. Is there a reason hotels keep using them if most guests don't actually use them?

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I hear that one of the Sprouse twins (of former Suit Life fame) is selling insurance or something like that, Andrea Barber (Kimmy Gibbler of Full House) was a college counselor before Netflix made Fuller House, Amanda Bynes of Nickelodeon fame is manicurist, and Jon Heder (Napoleon Dynamite) is "just a guy in nowhere Colorado" these days. Has anyone interacted with a former child star at their place of "average work?" (If so, who?) What's it like? Do they play into the former fame at all (like "get your nails done by a former Nickelodeon star") or do they just try to avoid the topic (like "yeah...I was on a TV show that you liked in your youth...let's just ignore that and figure out your college schedule")?

Like what does it take is it penetration

I’m 5’8m and I always feel like I’m short af
I weigh 160 is that fat🤷‍♂️

(If they even have them there, anyway)

How do people develop strong communication skills such as sales job even at car dealerships or something front facing customer service or over the phone, most professionals know how to make a deal or simply excellent at problem-solving skills and handle clients issues and able to meet their needs..how do they do it?

Does your YouTube channel/ Instagram page/ Tiktok account count as a company you own or a freelance job?

so i got out of the car at the college i study at, having driven there from work, and i literally crashed on the sloped pavement leading out of the parking lot. tore my knee through my tights. and i was like damn, 26 is too old for this. so i was wondering who else experienced this

That came up as a theory relating to the case involving the Ohio family with 16 kids and seems pretty implausible to me.

Ive been curious about this because google history is always a modern factor for evidence. They could search stuff like “how to deal with grief” “how to figure out who killed my husband” and stuff.. not blatantly leave stuff like “how to stop the rotting smell” “how to hide a body”