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That’s not just unethical advice, it’s fraud. And extremely easy for the office to check. Don’t give this kind of “advice” to people.

Nothing to be done about opaque vehicles like box trucks and work vans unfortunately. But if you’re driving on public roads you are in public, and should not have an expectation of privacy.

Personally I would take inspiration from Tennessee’s laws on the subject, but just the part where you can have any darkness above the AS1 line. Have some comparable equivalent (top 2-3 inches) of all windows allow whatever darkness to get the sun out of your eyes, then the remainder of the windows should be tint free. It’s really annoying when rear windows are so tinted that you can’t even see the brake lights of the next car in line through the car ahead of you.

Automobile rear window tints should be banned outright

No, money grows in the pocketbooks of the rich because we let them avoid paying their fair share.

I’m choosing to read that first line as an abbreviation instead of an onomatopoeia.

Whatever you said, I bow down to your extreme wisdom.

it’s a luxury good, like travel.

It shouldn’t be.

A lot of major health insurance providers have free “self-help” style mental healthcare options, which are better than nothing even if they’re kind of lame, but even one of the worst insurers I’ve been on (Kaiser Permanente) had decent mental health benefits. They like money and they know that subsidizing therapy is way cheaper than paying claims for a lot of the issues poor mental health can lead to

Actually yeah, if everyone could check in with a personal trainer every month or two for free, that would probably return many times the value of its cost through how much healthier it would make the population in the long term

it’s Breath of the Wild Link, though you can technically find the hairband hidden in Tears of the Kingdom as well

Damn, clickbait headline wins [the attention] yet again…

Video game responsibilities can often give a sense of validation, especially if you’re in a situation where it’s uncertain whether you’re going to be able to handle your real responsibilities, or if they feel too big.

I give this a score of 10/0