Levardis nuts!

It’s good to challenge and confirm common sense scientifically. There are many examples where common sense wasn’t as sensible as originally thought.

Yes. He’s basically The Onion in LinkedIn account form.

He didn’t even do a good job in SAP.

That was marvelous.

Right. For perspective, I once paid $200 for a single Xray (needed 3, total $600, not counting the doctors bill). And that’s with health insurance.

If you have to go to urgent care, expect to pay close to $1000 for simple needs, much higher than that for more complex needs. An ambulance ride can cost upwards of $5000, and an airlift is several times that.

So better not be too much into sports, or trauma will drain your bank account.

Then you add the complete absence of consumers rights and little to no oversight on industrial activity. Lead and PFA poisoned water, food additives that are banned in most of the developed world, sugar in everything,… It’s near impossible not to get sick here.

Get new lenses, much cheaper than a whole new eyeglasses.

That’s uncle Phil. He’s off his meds.

Good shape? I think something got lost in translation.

Apparently the eggheads are stumped on this one.

His real name is Levardis?

Sometimes it goes as deep as value systems.

I was hoping for less hopelessness, I think.

You just cast Manual Breathing on us.

What’s the message here?

Don’t mind if I do.

They’ll have a chance of becoming the Groom of the Stool, though.

That is already assured by the Common Agricultural Policy of the EU. Those are non tax based barriers to agricultural goods trade.

It’s the reason selling eggs to Europe is so hard, for instance. Eggs need to be traced to individual chickens, and the veterinarian records of the animal must be filed as well. These requirements are for international trade, benefiting local producers that don’t need to adhere to such stringent rules.

EU has restrictions on products resulting from slave or slave analog labor, deforestation, etc.

I’m not a legal expert by no means, but this seems to me just being afraid of fair competition.

I’d rather campaign for traffic calming features and lower speed limits, but you do you.

WTF, France?