How are there no laws binding these types of money transfer applications from having liability? I would assume the trade off of convenience is the application accepting the risk, but oftentimes there are no downsides for the provider.

Sounds quite nice though.

Sometimes its not their choice, but sometimes its not because there are no jobs, it's just because they are un-hireable for whatever reason.

I think considering the employment climate, it's easier to assume the person is just not trying or is being rejected for other reasons than the idea that everything is fully staffed up. I also live in a college town, and the fast food restaurant across the street has been hiring for 2+ years now, and I have not seen a single food service fully staffed since pre-pandemic. Signs everywhere no matter where you go.

It's hard to believe because coming out of the pandemic the food service industry is really hurting for bodies. Literally every single food service in my city is hiring right now for every position. I am curious where you live where food service is just straight up denying more help.

At the end of the day its all some people can do or know how to do depending on where they live. It's not like new jobs magically appear in dead-end factory towns.

The Tempest is one of my all time favorite works of writing of all time. It was the reason I got into reading shakespeare in the first place. I hated it during school, but went out on my own and found the Tempest which is one that doesn't usually get taught in a school curriculum, and fell in love.

I'd like to imagine anyone other than the very extreme fringe groups are always pro legal immigration. Most countries have very strict regulations on immigration so that potential immigrants need to prove they can be functioning and contributing members of society. This is good.

Time to never hear or see this miracle material ever again.