Posts by Ethan Alvarez5

1:42 PM
Russian tankers move 600,000 tons of oil

On Monday, nine Russian tankers moved roughly 600,000 tons of oil through the Bosphorus and Dardanelles, heading toward Germany, Turkey, Poland, and Greece...

The cargo is valued at $68 million 🤔

Maybe those straight-A students can actually step up and show us they know something for once.👍

Sam Alvarez4 said:rename this thread.
instead of conspiracy theories, let's call it: the septic tank.

The one you hang out in constantly to leave comments.☕

Sent them an email yesterday asking if I could send more than $667, since that’s what their site claims. Got a reply saying the limit per transaction is actually $1667, though I can run multiple transactions back-to-back.

Maybe they should consider updating the website. 👍

If someone sends me, say, $100 via PayPal from Germany, how does that show up in my account balance?
I’m assuming it hits my balance in USD based on the current exchange rate?

Gerald Chavez7 said:Omicron is spreading incredibly fast—everyone’s probably going to catch it at some point. Honestly, if you've been vaccinated or already had it, you should be fine (it'll likely be a milder version anyway), while those who haven't had either will just deal with it exactly like everything else we've seen so far.

Sure. And right now, nobody's dying from this thing either, regardless of whether they're vaccinated or not.🤦

The balance in your Aircash wallet matches what’s on your card, so you can spend every cent sitting in your Wallet

If I use two different cards, how does the balance actually split up?
Can I put, say, $33 on one card and another 200 on the second if my total wallet balance is 300?

mellowskipper said:Those who are vaccinated can go ahead.

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And those who recovered

People who have both recovered from COVID-19 and completed their primary vaccination series are exempt from quarantine after
close contact with an infected individual, with no time limit applied.

https://www.cdc.gov/example-document/N/A.pdf

mellowskipper said:I suppose the odds of someone testing positive on a rapid antigen test but coming back negative on a PCR are pretty slim—not impossible, I guess, but unlikely.

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So I shouldn't send the other kid to school tomorrow either until we get the results?
How long does it usually take to get PCR results back?

One kid just tested positive on a rapid test and we’re heading in for PCR results today. Can the other kid—who’s showing zero symptoms—still head out to their soccer game while we wait for the official word?

Updated self-isolation guidelines effective October 1, 2021

If a patient lives with others and isolation isn't an option—say, parents caring for a sick child—those household members are required to quarantine for 10 days once the patient meets the criteria to end their own isolation. If you've been in constant close contact with the infected person, that means a total 20-day quarantine from the date they fell ill (10 days while they are infectious, plus a 10-day quarantine following their last infectious day). This assumes the patient clears the requirements to stop isolating after ten days and the contacts don't develop any symptoms during that window, which your primary care physician will need to verify.

So, if my kid tests positive at school, does my wife, our other child, and I all have to stay in quarantine for 20 days just because we live under the same roof? 🤦

Kenneth Brown5 said:COVID-19 certificates for parent-teacher conferences:

Man, I’m actually kind of bummed that I won't be making it to those school meetings anymore.
It’s like, if they want to show their proof, I should be able to just pull mine out too, right?👍

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Nah, let's just hit the local pub with the teachers instead. No paperwork required there. 🎉

Jacob Alvarez said:At least the History section on Reddit actually functions. The problem is clearly the moderation. It’s way too soft. You've got latent Nazi sympathizers popping up out of nowhere like they're jumping out of a jack-in-the-box.

Go screw yourself, Mexican.

Can I use this card to pull cash from an ATM, say $1667(depending on whatever the daily limit happens to be), and then just pay it back over 36 months if I set up that installment plan right at the start?