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@c5 how do you expect the company to get leaner and have less debt and a lower cost structure? We talking a layoff or stop in hiring or change an benefits to drive people out on their own.

... every time I want to drive in and out!

... strandard Rockwell heavy truck axle drive across the top. The front...

Yeah the awek served as Kajang councillor but I think then shifted to semenyih. Not prior at semenyih She helped with the mass vaccination drive for factories last time in the district. Pretty hard worker. I think her husband also on board and it's a husband and wife team that goes around All the best la Puan

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Police use a helicopter to lift a crocodile containing the remains of a 59-year-old man. Authorities in South Africa suspected the reptile had eaten the man after tracking it with drones. They shot the crocodile and transported it by air. Once back on the ground, they cut open the crocodile and discovered human body parts inside. The remains are thought to belong to 59-year-old Gabriel Batista, who had earlier been carried off by strong floodwaters. Inside the animal, they found his ring along with six additional pairs of shoes, which officials worry could belong to other missing people. On Monday, Batista reportedly attempted to drive across a flooded bridge to reach his hotel and bar, but he and his truck were washed into the water. He was then carried downriver, where crocodiles were lying in wait. It’s not known whether Batista was still alive when eaten, but officials believe other crocodiles may have consumed the rest of his remains. submitted by /u/VIVIDUFF to r/interesting [link] [comments]

It was 20$ so I thought “what the hell, why not” and now I know why not. Does anyone know what this is actually? I’m assuming something malicious. They refunded it suspiciously easy 😬 submitted by /u/Raw_Stank to r/pcmasterrace [link] [comments]

The amount of people who seem to think that their foot either needs to be on the gas or on the brake pedal when driving is absolutely insane. It’s like nobody realizes that there is a third option where your foot is off both pedals and your car naturally slows down at a safe and predictable acceleration to the other cars around you. Before you try to say this is a popular opinion, I have never not had someone tailgating me when I attempt to coast to a stop. I even get people honking at me regularly. Also, no, I do not overly coast, I let off the gas at a normal distance to reach where I am trying to get to and even a little later than I would want to because people are so impatient around me. The benefits of coast also easily outweigh the completely nonexistent downside. Any amount of braking is wasted gas used to get you up to that speed and then to just slow down, increased lifespan on your brake pads and rotors, less engine wear. What point does doing 50 until the last possible second you have to slam on the brakes at a red light get you? Absolutely nothing! This benefit might be very luck based, but if I let off the gas well before a red light, I can slow down enough so that I am still rolling when it turns green meaning I am now actually faster than someone who rushed to come to a stop at the light. It is also a lot safer on the roads. I would rather see the car ahead of me slow down and give me more time to react than have them suddenly slam on the brakes. I get this isn’t always possible, like an animal in the road, but I swear it is possible probably 80% of the time I see people just slam on the brakes. How hard is it to think 3 seconds into the future? “Oh the car in front of me is slowing down and has their turn signal on. I can probably just keep accelerating directly at them.” This one may be just me, but finally it helps at 4 way stop. If I see someone going 40 directly into a 4 way stop and they don’t appear to be slowing down in advance, I am going to act like you are going to blow right by that stop sign because it really looks like you are. submitted by /u/JoMoma2 to r/unpopularopinion [link] [comments]

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