Or there’s just more of it online and available to GPT to absorb because it’s fairly new.

Do you do any accessory back exercises? Reverse Hypers etc will help strengthen the back for deads

Do you do any accessory back exercises? Reverse Hypers etc will help strengthen the back for dead’s

This is really good

> google FedEx tipping and see what comes up

embarrassing for you... really

https://www.reddit.com/r/FedEx/comments/zfmtpg/why_isnt_there_an_option_to_tip_fedexups_drivers/

> I don't really get how people can live off of it

one google later...

https://thisonlineworld.com/living-off-doordash/

but also, is salary my job as a consumer to ensure? Shouldn't the driver decide that if they're seeing if this side gig is worth it? If most of don't think it is, wouldn't they quit (they did where I live and now delivery is 40% more expensive)

> google FedEx tipping and see what comes up

Challenge accepted

https://www.reddit.com/r/Fedexers/comments/zfn8om/why_isnt_there_an_option_to_tip_fedexups_drivers/

How do you know they don't expect tips or that all delivery drivers do?

Source for your assertions?

> That goes to the platform (technology, coders, software engineers, maintenance, profit) almost none to the delivery guy.

Source?

Then I remove them from my comment.

> No one tips them because there is no option for that

Cash?

> That's still very different because the delivery is the service. Someone had already paid FedEx and UPS for the delivery.

And you've already paid the delivery platform for the delivery. Look at the checkout next time, you'll see a delivery fee already added.

No they don’t all have those salaries and benefits.

They are, like delivery drivers, independent contractors.

Your imagination is quite limited it seems.

Do you tip your fedex/prime/ups guy or gal?

edit: remove UPS because their drivers are unionised and salaried.

Is it really quicker to read if people have to do the extra work of checking for the M or B?

You could’ve used either just millions or, if that would make the numbers unclear, use billions but to the second decimal.

Simple maths suggests their effective tax rate was around 19%

Ooh fair.

What happened to Adnan?

That was Jamal. This chart shows his relative’s (Adnan) divorce.

Edit: fixed relationship

Bernie Ecclestone is quite famous. He owns Formula 1

Steve Wynn owns casinos and played a big role in creating todays Las Vegas.

Adnan Kashoggi was an arms dealer and was related to the journalist, Jamal Kashoggi, who was murdered by Saudi Arabia.

Harold Hamm founded Continental Resources, one of the first companies to exploit US shale oil resources.

Overthinking things is kind of my thing.

Fairly certain that’s not what I’m doing here.

Nationalism usually mean trying to paper over the bad things.

Here, for me, the desire to show India as ‘green’ (with green meaning good), was the reason (knowingly or by instinct) for the choice of colour gradient.

I’m very tempted (based on personal experience) to blame the Modi governments nationalist propaganda as the reason for OPs colour choice.

So very tempted…

I’m willing to give way on that. OP is clearly Indian so English isn’t his/her first language.

The choice of gradients however…

You’re missing the point.

When the range starts at 0%, it’s misleading/disingenuous to have that range represented with any shade of green. Maybe a pale yellow or something similar is more apt.

Unless rents in Sydney went up 30-60% in the last year, it doesn't even come close.