A noBuddy House Rep from Georgia proposed this 3 weeks after inauguration, in a lame effort to garner attention and score loyalty points. He and his proposal are being completely ignored.

https://www.congress.gov/member/earl-carter/C001103

“The building or someone is on fire”

When I was working in property management, certain people would frequently call me in the middle of the night for what they considered emergencies. They’d wake me up because a stove burner wouldn’t heat, or a lightbulb was out, or they just remembered that a door creaks. This shit got old real fast, so I began training the night callers that “emergency means Fire, Flood, or Death”.

One man was unfazed by my Fire, Flood, or Death mantra, so every time I saw his number ring in, I just shouted into the phone FIRE FLOOD OR DEATH? FIRE FLOOD OR DEATH?!

Starving Chinese kids were why I had to gag down my peas.

Your reply to osaerisxero was correct and made more sense before he ninja-edited.

Watching such a personal aspect of this fucking atrocity might be more than most of us can bear, but we all need to see this. Nobody has the right to look away.

Along with Fiji Water and Teleflora.

Basically anything touched by Stewart Resnick, the wealthiest American “farmer” and water pirate.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stewart_Resnick

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A few things to consider if relocating from east to west:

The seemingly endless open space in the west can have a physical effect. I’ve known east-to-west transplants who were unnerved by what they perceived as a sense of desolation. They felt more at home with dense cities, skyscrapers, a faster pace, urban noise, and an absence of distant horizons.

The west has a lot of dry and brown land. Unlike the wetter east, most people need to use sprinklers or irrigation. Water is a concern in the west.

Generally speaking, east communication is more abrupt and unmistakable. West speak can have layers of innuendo that can feel treacherous to people who are accustomed to blunt language.

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