Dragging up again

Extremely funny to think that stocks primarily have value and that people buy stocks for the shareholder votes.

why would anybody do r&d that sounds stupid, just build something that already works.

It’s free and the alternative is waste. Just add it to a fucking soup or a stir fry or something.

Never complain about a grocery story throwing away food again.

wow the risk of diarrhea from raw produce is 2-4x higher than it was last summer, better destroy all the leafy greens in the country.

God forbid they get the option if they want to make the decision for themselves whether that’s use normally because they aren’t near any outbreaks or just figure out some dishes where they can cook the lettuce. No, apparently it would be better to divert tens of thousands of pounds of produce to landfill because of skittish consumers.

It is way more effort for them to donate their oversupply than to throw it out. This just reeks of wanting to be mad for the sake of being mad. Exact same people would be complaining if they had thrown it out instead of donating.

Sudden drop in demand -> oversupply of perishables. This is the opposite of nefarious.

*Some grocery store manager trying to do the right thing and not just dump a ton of edible food into a dumpster is not some evil plot by a giant corporation to save on their garbage bill or whatever cynicism poisoned motivation you’ve cooked up. Even if you assume this is from a location actually being hit with this outbreak all it takes is heating to 160F to kill the parasite, ideas below.

The main mistake here is that they took it to a place that doesn’t accept food donations so it’s more baffling than anything.

https://twitterviewer.net/CollapseTalkPod/status/2076077577157156954

I should clarify that as kitchen staff we do not use any outside food. However the staff did take some home so I can’t speak for everyone

Update: The lettuce was NOT served to the residents and was thrown away this morning. I’ll definitely be using a few bags towards my worm composting though.

No, I don’t remember anyone saying we shouldn’t have EVs because it would require upgrading the grid. I remember people saying it would require infrastructure upgrades which is just objectively true if you want enough fast chargers.