

Just FYI, this book seems dated AF. If you want to learn about the insurance industry, there are much better options. These things evolve very quickly. If you’re trying to become an adjuster, it’s probably worthless to waste your time on.


Just FYI, this book seems dated AF. If you want to learn about the insurance industry, there are much better options. These things evolve very quickly. If you’re trying to become an adjuster, it’s probably worthless to waste your time on.


Did you miss the part where Juliet goes on about “sheathing” a “sword”?


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Nothing? What do you think is in it lol?
Ha, never knew they counted them. That’s a fun fact
Pretty cool until sea level rise!
But on a serious note, there are probably no cooler spots to smash a homer out to deep right.
Maybe I’m an idiot but how does “mm per year” classify you as being at a high risk of sinking? Seems a lot different depending on your elevation. The highest peak could sink a meter per year and still not be at risk of flooding
No. The cognac region makes wine and certainly a handful are sparkling. But if we’re talking about cognac, the formal name for French brandy, no. That would violate laws protecting the name “cognac”. There are very specific restrictions on most of these big international names and you have to follow very specific manufacturing practices.


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Yes, that’s what I was thinking of!


Nothing, historically. There are newer trials going on and at least one FDA-approved device in the USA that involves putting some object in your mouth for like 30 minutes a day.


As a Philly area resident, it always cracks me up when people learn about this. Yup, it’s the only time the US firebombed itself. It’s still a tough topic today, since not all the bodies have been returned.

I would never max out credit. That’s bad for your credit score. And those tempting offers are great until you don’t pay it all off and get slammed with interest.

I think you’re mixing it up. Nobody actually gets 30% interest in a month. That’s the APR.
roughly speaking, your monthly interest is 1/12th of the APR.
Edit: payday loans might actually get that high tbh… but that’s a separate issue. Credit card APRs will be around 25-30% most of the time


According to Wikipedia, Coke had 9mg of caffeine in a glass. That’s like 1/4 of a small recreational dose today, but it was presumably purer than most street drugs today


Whoa. You’re a mouse now?


It takes you 50 years to transform into a mouse?














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