I'm with you Sean on the toilet. Um, I just but to seat doesn't matter. Let's uh put it this way. How often does a normal person? Clean their bathroom, let alone, let alone their seat and inside the bowl. How often does someone do that? I work in retail, we have people cleaning our bathrooms 3 times a day. And certain bathrooms don't even get used at all. So half the time these bathrooms are just cleaner than the bathroom you have at your house

I think the most important factor is what we've been calling protests for the last 6. 7 years are not actually textbook protests um when they include violence and destruction of property, it's a lot different. So we need to put that all in perspective and realize that these are not the same protests that we were talking about when these laws were written.

I love it. When people say they're going to boycott this or boycott that it's all interconnected. You could even if you wanted to say they boycotted. Budweiser Budweiser is owned by inbev, which is owned by a Belgian company and a bunch of Brazilian investors. So, even that company is not American anymore. On the flip side, you want to ban Apple? All Apple devices are made in China. Ooh, what a surprise. So everything's interconnected even in American car has components from all over the world. It it's stupid.

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Hey there. Junkies, I say this says someone who pretty much learned how to write cursive as soon as I learned how to write because I was required to write in cursive all of my school, assignments up until probably about the third grade or so. I don't think kids are going to get much use out of cursive. Except for being able to read historic documents. when that was the standard for legal documents, when that's when most people wrote in cursive all their letters to each other and whatnot, Reading historic documents is probably the only justification for teaching it still.