3. I am certainly not trying to excuse the fact that the young man died from the impact of a blow to the chin!
He died because his head hit the asphalt...
Quincy:
someone under the influence of alcohol is actually less of a threat than someone who is sober,
But they are significantly more aggressive and disrespectful
Quincy:
when dealing with a fully equipped and trained SWAT officer, right?
He was a traffic cop... There’s really no point in bringing up the SWAT units on the road; the report clearly states he was a highway patrol officer...
This isn't just an issue in Italy... In the Netherlands, you don't see organized crime syndicates running the streets... You don't even see those ten-foot-high fences at stadiums over there... You can practically reach out and touch a player during a throw-in, but nobody dares to touch them because they're looking at five to twelve years in prison. Here in America, we have decent laws; they just need some tightening, and more importantly, we need people who will actually enforce them. The police in the US are poorly equipped, and our forensics department is practically non-existent—it's honestly a disgrace. It's a shame for the citizens. Still, I suppose things might be heading in a better direction.
😂😂😂😂 Yeah, you're absolutely right about that as far as I can tell, we're pretty much the only country in all of Europe dealing with this level of crime 🤣🤣
but there are still a few others out there (if you count the local cigar shops) since I’ve picked some up from them myself, I can tell you they aren't exactly packed... well, maybe not the one over by the mall since people are always drifting through there, but generally speaking, it's pretty chill these days I just order my Dominican sticks online from the States, and honestly, it works out way cheaper than trying to find them locally if you really want to head out and browse in person though, I can send you their website link—though I was thinking, maybe they have an online store attached to the physical location? none of the cigar shops around here seem to do that... (just a thought, I know ideas aren't free, so hit me up if you want the price details 😁 ))
I mean, in places like Chicago, it’s not exactly rare to have someone jump into your car, drag you out, and just drive off with it or even get mugged just because of $67
so, I've been snatched up by the local street thugs and they're currently holding me hostage if you could all just please settle my ransom
the odds of you actually getting kidnapped are about the same as being killed with a blunt object in Washington, D.C.... which basically means anything could happen to anyone, I suppose...
I mean, who actually sits down and reads this stuff? I’ve just been jotting down every little idea I can think of for things my company might eventually tackle one day... 😁
As for setting up a small business, I think you’d probably need to have all those specific credentials ready—you know, like if you were opening a local corner store or a retail shop—so you can run a quick check on the IRS website or whatever government portal handles that, because honestly, I’m not entirely sure how the whole process works for a sole proprietorship... I only really know the drill when it comes to a full corporation.
you can actually start one without any formal schooling 😁 if we're talking about an LLC, you really need specialized certifications, but with a corporation, you aren't tied down like that... you can basically list whatever business activity comes to mind, for instance, I listed flower cultivation even though I have absolutely no intention of getting my hands dirty in a garden, but hey, who knows what the future holds 😁)
It wasn't even allowed before, even for an LLC, though I think they might have tweaked some of the regulations recently... you really ought to double-check the latest updates over at CNN
Sadly, I have to say that what feralharbor92 mentioned is spot on... I’m just a young entrepreneur myself—only 24—and even though everything looks great on paper with all those supposed grants and government incentives, the reality is that most of it stays out of reach... because by the time you actually try to meet all the requirements, you realize you need such an absurd mountain of paperwork and official approvals that I honestly can't even fathom how people manage to pull it all together Anyway, here is a website that might actually give you some answers to those questions you've been asking http://www.poduzetnistvo.org/
not likely I mean, I'm pretty sure that kind of thing is strictly handled by the Federal Reserve... you know, since only one major bank handles all the currency exchanges, and they're only open from 8 to 1, basically acting as the central authority for the whole country, so no other bank would even bother sitting down at the table to discuss it anyway besides, why on earth would people in Canada feel the need to change anything about it?
it only really works if your dad is sitting right there in the passenger seat while you're driving unless, of course, you happen to have those Austrian work permits or some kind of legal paperwork already squared away
If you see a CVV number on there, you might actually be looking at a Maestro card—it’s definitely possible, though I guess you don't see it every day around here... Anyway, once your card finally arrives, you should probably just get set up on PayPal right away, mostly because they act as a sort of safety net for your cash if a transaction goes sideways through their system... you might want to dig through some of the old threads in the finance section regarding eBay and PayPal to get the full scoop Most sellers out there pretty much exclusively use PayPal anyway