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As bank employee who is payed jack shit, you don't even know.

Piczenik is not a "state actor", he's a crazy person and sci - fi author who has been a consultant / fellow on-and-off at a couple of think tanks for the past decade or so and hasn't been in government in longer. Also, he was not the architect of the Camp David accords at all, he was involved in them but to call him "the architect" is disengenuous at best.

Not saying he's outwright wrong, but Pieczenik is basically a crazy person and I wouldn't trust about 95% of what he says, and calling him "A state actor" is a huge reach.

Can confirm, worked in liquor store and we kind of had the same rule; unless you're an amateur sommalier, you're never going to be able to tell the difference between a $20 bottle and a $200 bottle

Can verify for Indiana, state law requires them to sell alcohol to non members, and they have to sell it at the same price

My cousin told me that when he was on a long deployment, hot sauce was basically as good as hard currency. Still true?