busch still works here, too. anheuser-busch was acquired by belgium-based inbev in 2008.
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store brands here are about a third the price (36% currently), it's what i get for at home. i only get 'the real thing' when i'm getting a meal somewhere.
it wasn't a terrible idea, just the implementations of it--in the efforts to extract maximum profits.
they really, really want that skydance deal approved. it's gonna come out that booting colbert was absolutely demanded by donvict to get it done.
payroll for off-screen employees and contracted workers is probably at least 3x that much when you include benefits costs, taxes, and other related expenses.
perhaps related to this?
https://www.health.com/vital-proteins-collagen-peptides-recall-2023-7510523
it's your car now, not the bank's. so you can reduce your coverage and lower your premiums. the higher rates are to make sure the insurance company doesn't lower their profits when you drop the 'full' coverage.
denied! trumpidiotism is a pre-existing condition.
should have been done decades ago. would have been quite a bit harder to implement before the tech that enables it to be done efficiently, though.
the premium platinum plan is only available on death row. gotta keep 'em alive so they can be ~~killed~~murdered by the state.
you're looking at this
It took eight years to go from 1% to 2% (by April 2021), then just 2.2 years to reach 3% (June 2023), and a mere 0.7 years to hit 4% (February 2024). Now, here we are, at over 5% in the USA
and yea, it's a good sign. but it actually took thirty-one years to get here.
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