Light of the World. — Be the Light.

I wouldn’t fly. You couldn’t pay me to fly. People are losing their minds. Lol

It´s a cultural thing.

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“If She taught me how to fly
My feet would never touch the ground”

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Thread: Nurses Break Down in Tears and Quit Over Extreme Staffing Shortages: "He died in the ****** waiting room." "We lost a doctor to suicide

A tough job.

There are staffing shortages everywhere.

The upper management where I work is hopeful that the end of the federal honey added to the unemployment pot will bring relief, but I doubt that it will.

I also doubt that they would really want, as employees, the kind of people that would rather sit on their ass and suck the tit of the public sector. They are either willfully ignorant and do not know the things they do or fully understand and just happen to be evil little manipulative shits.

Working graveyard shift isn't what it used to be. More gas stations are closed than are open. The fucking grocery stores are all closed ffs. Taco Bell and McDonald's are the only options for lazy-in-a-way little kittehs too preoccupied to sack a meal to bring with to work.

I know for a fact that the Casey's across the street is not closed in the graveyard hours because it is not profitable to be so. They simply cannot find enough trustworthy people who want to work to keep the store open.

It begs the question...

Fuck this new 9 to 5 everyone back into a fold normal that's really just an old normal they could control more.

Shit has me pissed yo.

And that tends to turn the really big counter-revolving gears that are crafty.

Very true. We won’t get “normal” again.

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SpaceX is about to launch 4 inexperienced civilians into Earth's orbit. Watch it live on Wednesday.

After just over five months of training, four regular people are set to climb aboard SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule and blast into space atop a Falcon 9 rocket on Wednesday. Liftoff is scheduled for sometime after 8 p.m. ET, weather permitting.

None of these crew members are professional astronauts - they'll launch from NASA's facilities, but the agency has little to do with it otherwise. Instead, this is SpaceX's show, the company's first fully private human spaceflight. The customer - billionaire Jared Isaacman - picked the trajectory and chartered the Crew Dragon capsule directly from the rocket company. Isaacman hasn't shared how much he paid, though he did say the total came in under $200 million.

"As long as it's safe, whatever Jared would like to do, it's up to him," Elon Musk, who founded SpaceX in 2002, said during a press conference announcing the mission in February.


Isaacman decided to fly for three days and get up to 355 miles above the ground - farther from Earth than any human has traveled since 2009, when astronauts last visited the Hubble Space Telescope. The spaceship will orbit Earth but won't dock to the space station.

Motley crew speaks English lol

The sync is very strong with this launch comparably to the other two launches.

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Lol

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TOP shelf.

You beat me to it.

Was just getting around to posting that.


The Tyrant Variant is probably the worst one of all the variants out there...

Gone viral .. gone Epidemic .. and highly-contagious..

Thread: Bow Deer Hunt Starts In 3 FUCKING days!!!!! HELL YEAH BROTHER!!!!!!!!!!!

Released the dragon lol

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Magic number 4