Maybe he isn't a hypocrite but I have seen this too often from people who are.
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Maybe he isn't a hypocrite but I have seen this too often from people who are.
But I would really like more info on traffic, content, etc from the guys reporting serious dough from this.
This should be: where I saw fit
EARN 1 STAR ON EVERY LEVEL TO SCORE A BUY-ONE/GET-ONE FREE CARD FOR A BURRITO, BOWL, SALAD, OR ORDER OF TACOS AT CHIPOTLE. REWARDS ARE LIMITED. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER; VOID WHERE PROHIBITED.
Which is not the impression I had with "win a free burrito."
Laters guise.
Have a great evening/day/whatever.
Best of luck.
I propose we dub it Atlantis.
Edit: Signed, Captain Obvious
IIRC, Pakistan is demographically a very young country, with overall low education levels and a lot of challenges. I will voice my hope that this oddity somehow brings them more help with the aftermath of the quake than they might otherwise be likely to get.
Have a great day.
Why? (Serious question. Not snark at all.)
Context matters. By itself, I would agree with your sentiment. But in the context here, it sounds like you are saying "You should cut your own throat to 'invest' in your kids!" There are a lot of people who really believe things like that. I think it is very unhealthy for them as individuals and for the larger fabric of society.
I hope you have a great day. The world would be a better place if more communication came from a place of concern for another person's welfare. I hope you do not stop caring about other people. Although the road to hell is often paved with good intentions, I believe it is usually due to good intentions combined with poor execution. I think execution is easier to fix than a cold heart.
Take care.
((hugs)) & take care.
I have negotiation skills in spades. But I tend to be a doormat. Being under the gun has been extremely uncomfortable but is getting results in ways that simply studying the subject intellectually was not. Getting over some things has been terribly difficult for me.
My situation is complicated and a comment or two on HN won't convey it. If we had more time to talk, we might find we agree more than it seems.
Peace.
My father got paid in cash for many years while in the Army. Today, a lot of employers require you to have a bank account and only pay by direct deposit. My oldest son likely has dyscalculia. Kind of like a dyslexic doesn't deal well with reading, he doesn't deal well with numbers. I gave him cash and made him do the household grocery shopping for a while. It helped him wrap his brain around budgeting.
Now he can cope with a debit card but that would have been a disaster if we had skipped that first step of helping understand in very concrete terms the relationship between money and material quality of life. I think a lot of young people get a bank account, get their paycheck deposited and just cannot relate these abstract numbers to the need to eat all month, among other things.
I have my own ideas on how to solve these issues for me. I sm not giving you advice here. Just saying it resonates, fwiw.
Thanks!