Iforgotmyother_name

I'm so sick and tired of hearing about how great Jenna is.

Employers don't want to hire a short-term employee. People with an MFA going for an unrelated job are obviously just buying time until they find something related in their field.

What's maintenance like compared to other cars?

So much of what I see on reddit seems to fall apart during the long term period of keeping up with things. Judging based on leadership that will remain after you leave, organizations in place, and social norms of the people; are you confident that what you are doing will last?

What are some methods that you are hoping to incorporate that make killing the livestock more humane and business sensible?