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chemical storage closet at work..A hydrogen chloride container leaked out onto some iodine containers.
Yep, sounds like a typical day on a typical family farm
If you don't feel like you fit into any of those four above categories, you're gonna have to take your own picture of the aimless mayhem you've made of your life you described up there and make a fifth category.
What do they base the monthly pay on? Is it minimum wage? or based on what you were already currently earning?
And where does that money come from? who funds it? The previous employer? or the government, taxes?
All I want is everything in the $4 row. I don't want anything else. can I still participate?
Let me try to more articulately guess what OP was trying to say:
Imagine the bank kicking you & your family out of your house, then holding you all prisoner in some other suboptimal surviving situation, feeding you just enough to barely survive, in exchange for your labor, keeping you forever indebted to the bank and working to increase shareholder wealth, but you can't keep any money for yourselves. All value from your labor goes to shareholders while you work until you die, so that shareholders can have sex parties on their yachts.
If strokes are contagious, OP gave us his stroke.
I'm sure the builders were paid extremely well for their troubles, so they can afford the cost of living and they can all buy their own houses.
haha jk I know that's not how the real world works. The people who work the hardest get paid the least and they can barely survive.
Yeah my interpretation is this photo is full of rich people because they're all happy and Even the one who isn't happy has healthcare.
I choose millionaire.
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Humans need approx 1tsp (or less) of sodium daily as an essential nutrient. I was low on sodium this morning* then spent the day at the beach in the salty ocean air, then within about 30 minutes I wasn't dizzy and nauseous anymore. Did the ocean air provide me sodium somehow?
*(dizzy & nauseous, I know the symptoms well since I often have no sodium in my diet and I've learned this through experience the last 5 years and I have to consciously remember to add sodium to my diet, and if I forget then I have dizziness and nausea)
Reddit wouldn't let me post this for some reason, Maybe because that subreddit r/askadoctor is dead, there have been no posts there for 3 years, so instead of abandoning my attempt at a post, I screenshat it and posting it here on Lemmy.
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Thank you.
Also I'm curious, it wasn't until recent years I've learned that unemployment benefits are even a thing. So I'm wondering, if someone gets fired from a job, it must've been because they did something really bad, so how could they be entitled to continue getting paid after doing something really bad? And then continue getting paid up to six months while not working at all? That seems strange to me.
But also there was the COVID era when so many people couldn't work because their jobs shut down, and they drew unemployment and then, so I understand that's a valid scenario.
But my question remains, if someone gets fired from a job, it must've been because they did something really bad, so how could they be entitled to get paid after doing something really bad?