Having more money would let me retire earlier, which would make me happier.

But I’m lucky and already have all my other needs met.

I thought that there was a study that showed limited returns on happiness beyond a certain threshold ($75k at the time, which is now surely well out-of-date).

Right, and rural would be the opposite, anywhere outside that perimeter.

They are literally antonyms

Which one?

Okay. How are they impacted by rules on urban development?

Huh? This story is literally about the man doing something stupid: leaving in unsecured, loaded firearm where an animal could accidentally trigger it.

I mean, I guess they could be even dumber than that,* but the prior offense should be more than enough to bar them from ever owning a firearm again, right?

… right? …

… What do you mean, they work for ICE now? …

If only there were a good boy with a gun

Right, do if an area isn’t rural, it’s not considered rural.

I dunno, I always thought WinG had more promise than DirectX

Why? The rural areas are by definition not urban.

Well, they are more expensive, and have more expensive options.

OK? They’re also fuckin’ expensive

cheap iPhone

LOL

He stated that you have to present ID when you go the the grocery store and the gas station, not when you buy cigarettes or alcohol. His statements, at face value, are simply factually incorrect.

1/1000 of a kilodog is just a dog bro

Dog is cost money?

Ah, you must work on our firmware team

Sounds justified to me.

I know exactly two, a CEO and CTO, who are actually level-headed and don’t talk down to others like garbage.

But who knows, that may change.