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New Coronavirus Vaccine Candidate Shows Promise In Early, Limited Trial
Some good news on the vaccine front
Some good news on the vaccine front
New Coronavirus Vaccine Candidate Shows Promise In Early, Limited Trial
Some good news on the vaccine front
Hope no one bought Wayfair last week.Hope you had stock in Moderna prior to today!
How ?OMG! I can get a proper haircut instead of the wife's butcher cut!!
I'm so happy.. *sniff*sniff*
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For me, it's more about getting a good waxing.Cracks me up that "get a haircut" has become a checkpoint in this fiasco.
Now I understand why you like your bidet so much.For me, it's more about getting a good waxing.
I got my cut in Puerto backyardoHow ?
did you drive to Ventura or Kern county?
i've been driving roughly 40 every month and change for the past i dunno, 2 years cause i really trust the girl that cuts it and she moved down southThere was another article I saw earlier about a man driving 60 miles to get a haircut. Personally, I'd rather wait, but to each their own.
I assume you are talking about having sports without spectators in June, because the rest of what is proposed by Newsom will do very little to help small business owners who are losing their businesses.Holy shit, that's a big about-face.
I'm not sure why people seem to want to keep pinning small business problems on a state governor. The real blame falls on whoever those people owe money to, which is almost always a major bank. It's not turtles all the way down, at some point somewhere, someone owns all this shit, maybe they could stop beingI assume you are talking about having sports without spectators in June, because the rest of what is proposed by Newsom will do very little to help small business owners who are losing their businesses.
I assume you are talking about having sports without spectators in June, because the rest of what is proposed by Newsom will do very little to help small business owners who are losing their businesses.
My understanding is that most banks are offering some type of relief on these loans.I'm not sure why people seem to want to keep pinning small business problems on a state governor. The real blame falls on whoever those people owe money to, which is almost always a major bank. It's not turtles all the way down, at some point somewhere, someone owns all this shit, maybe they could stop beingand give people a break?
My understanding is that most banks are offering some type of relief on these loans.
And I'm sure circumstances are different for every small business owner, but for many of them, their major expenses are rent, payroll, and inventory.
None of those payments go to banks, and those other businesses are probably counting on this money from the other small businesses to pay their own rent, payroll, inventory, etc.
When there's a huge group of businesses not operating, it hurts everybody.