Ohh no, the consequences of his own actions.

It appears to be a list of things they did incorrectly.

That’s what I meant by my “1 day” comment. Though, I guess that was ambiguous since y’all didnt know how my school day was split up.

And that is not enough time to cover any big part of history.

I mean, I’m still unsure of what length of time y’all studied WW2. Did you have it for an entire semester?

They were, but they were called periods. Saying ‘class’ would mean you have that all semester. Like taking algebra. I’d be surprised if there was a WW2 class that you took all semster. We had a US history class and had a big section on WW2.

Saying your class spent one class on it is confusing then. IDK what that means.

You spent 1 day on it? We had several weeks on it. This was early 00’s though.

Sounds about right.

Too young.

Move fast and break things isn’t the way a government is supposed to work.

No, and no. It is typically more convenient to pay to file taxes though. These companies hand hold you through the process and often have some protection for you if you get audited.

That said, this still means the government needs to make things easier for everyone. You shouldn’t feel like you need help to just file a standard tax return if all you do is have a regular job, no investments, and no deductions. Which is something like half of the US.

Will they give out actual discounts for their next purchase instead of refunds? Too many settlements just shit on the people who were affected.

Like Ticketmaster. Anyone remember that joke of a settlement? Here, you can get free concent tickets to some bands you probably didn’t want to see anyway. Also, it’s a limited time offer. Also, there’s not enough tickets for everyone. I’d rather there not have even been a settlement cause at least then I wouldn’t have been insulted.

Coding: expert level fitting a square peg into a round hole. Every now and then you find a square or rectangle hole.

That goalpost is looking awfully light.

They got it right in some universes.

Holy shit, he’s still alive. With how hard they were fighting to keep people from seeing him, I assumed he was dead.

I don’t really understand why it would be hard to collect the money. If Ritz-Carton still exists afterward, are they not on the hook? IDK why the lender or contractor would factor in.

Should I just expect him to piss them off even more?

War on coal miners? Didn’t he just relax emissions on coal plants? Mixed messaging much?