Unless you know they are religious definitely avoid saying “they are in a better place now”.

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Feeling full is about volume of food. With high calorie dense foods like fast food, that’s going to be a ton of calories. With low calorie dense foods you can eat the same amount of food, and eat substantially less calories.

The only thing that matters in weight loss is calories in, calories out.

I get that it’s harder for some people, but finding less calorie dense foods that you enjoy will go a long way towards helping lose weight. Also, don’t drink pop unless it’s diet.

iCloud Keychain is super easy to use, but obviously you need a iOS/macOS to take advantage.

It’s almost like things aren’t black and white.

Canada is officially a metric using country. Metric is everywhere. That doesn’t mean we can’t use imperial for anything.

You clearly don’t live in Canada. Imperial units are very common for measurements. You ask nearly anyone, old or young, their height or weight, you’re getting an answer in feet/inches or pounds respectively.

Tons of baking is done using cups, tsp, tbsp etc.

Golfers use yards.

I’m sure there are more examples I am forgetting, but you get the idea. It’s not just people who grew up before 1985. It’s everyone.

Most Canadians understand ounces

Things get crazy when you realize how long ago 1972 was.

First restaurant founded in 1923. 1972-1923 = 49 years. 2024-1972 = 52 years.

Sources say they were not, in fact, under the same umbrella for most of their history.

It’s worth noting that in recent MacBooks the camera can’t turn on if the led is off. It’s an electrical thing, not a software thing.

This is the timeline I want.

Is there currently any? This is the only reason I’d consider moving from plex.

Correct. In Canada your eyes and your teeth are not part of your body apparently. They are not covered by health care. (Routine stuff anyways, some surgery’s could possibly covered, not 100% sure).

Free test with purchase of glasses, and obviously not giving out prescription, is completely reasonable. Unfortunately that is not what’s happening in Canada.

All eye care in Canada is private. As far as I know I’ve never heard of anyone offering eye exams for free. It’s usually $150-$200. For some people the government covers the fee, but it’s still a private practice and they get their money. Zero reason they can withhold the prescription.

I’m 99.9% sure they have to give it to you and are just being scummy. You paid for the eye exam. You are entitled to the results.

Best advice in this thread. OP please read.

My school taught basic taxes/investments. One of my friends, who is horrible with money, always complains that we were never taught anything. I’m like we were, you just didn’t show up or didn’t care to listen.

Just admit you were wrong dude. It’s ok.

Wow and the most predictable reply too? Poor guy. Better luck next time.

Wow dude you’re so cool. I bet that made you feel so superior. Everyone on here thinks you are so badass.

Yes, because the general public are aviation experts.