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Simeon 4 month s ago
#48 if it does 230Km/H I'm game!
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Zada 4 month s ago
Simeon,
Same goes to #1 ;)
Same goes to #1 ;)
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Cathleen 4 month s ago
#11 By the time the fireball has risen to that height, those buildings would be gone.
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Bab 4 month s ago
#25 looks like AI generated. On first glance it looks impressive, but when you try to make something out of the shapes, it's just noise.
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Augusta 4 month s ago
Bab,
Either way it's ugly
Either way it's ugly
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Shel 4 month s ago
#13 Makes sense, BUT, that is a Canadian flag in the picture.
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Charles 4 month s ago
Shel,
As German I can confirm. It was highly annoying and weird. Walmart was just a brief moment here in Germany. They didn't have time to take a photo.
As German I can confirm. It was highly annoying and weird. Walmart was just a brief moment here in Germany. They didn't have time to take a photo.
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Edith 4 month s ago
#13 The real reason why Walmart went under in Germany was permanent violations of German labor law and the treatment of employees.
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Marissa 4 month s ago
Edith,
absolutely:
I remember having red about
- first unisex changing rooms, then
- video surveillance in (finally women's) changing rooms
- watching employees through wallholes
- hire and fire like we would have been under american laws
- no payd holiday, no free health insurance (both mandatory in Germany)
- working overtime over the "Arbeitszeitschutzgesetz"
- paying late and low.
But it's not only Walmart:
Today, the police arrested an "Amazon Prime" driver who just caused an accident while driving drunk, without a driving license but against the direction on the Autobahn A1 near Bad Oldesloe
We all know about much more accidents than the German average in Tesla's Gigafactory in Brandenburg, violating not only OSHA rules but also many enviroment rules (exactly Tesla should care for that the most)
American companies form a weird image of their country's moral for the rest of the world.
absolutely:
I remember having red about
- first unisex changing rooms, then
- video surveillance in (finally women's) changing rooms
- watching employees through wallholes
- hire and fire like we would have been under american laws
- no payd holiday, no free health insurance (both mandatory in Germany)
- working overtime over the "Arbeitszeitschutzgesetz"
- paying late and low.
But it's not only Walmart:
Today, the police arrested an "Amazon Prime" driver who just caused an accident while driving drunk, without a driving license but against the direction on the Autobahn A1 near Bad Oldesloe
We all know about much more accidents than the German average in Tesla's Gigafactory in Brandenburg, violating not only OSHA rules but also many enviroment rules (exactly Tesla should care for that the most)
American companies form a weird image of their country's moral for the rest of the world.
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Marge 4 month s ago
Marissa,Free healthcare. Hork! That’s a good one, sister!
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Hubert 4 month s ago
#44 And linoleum on the living room floor, with shag rug off to the left.
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Charles 4 month s ago
Hubert,
That observation just had me cackle! :D
That observation just had me cackle! :D
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George 4 month s ago
#26 The black ones are always scarier.
Same goes to #1 ;)
Either way it's ugly
As German I can confirm. It was highly annoying and weird. Walmart was just a brief moment here in Germany. They didn't have time to take a photo.
absolutely:
I remember having red about
- first unisex changing rooms, then
- video surveillance in (finally women's) changing rooms
- watching employees through wallholes
- hire and fire like we would have been under american laws
- no payd holiday, no free health insurance (both mandatory in Germany)
- working overtime over the "Arbeitszeitschutzgesetz"
- paying late and low.
But it's not only Walmart:
Today, the police arrested an "Amazon Prime" driver who just caused an accident while driving drunk, without a driving license but against the direction on the Autobahn A1 near Bad Oldesloe
We all know about much more accidents than the German average in Tesla's Gigafactory in Brandenburg, violating not only OSHA rules but also many enviroment rules (exactly Tesla should care for that the most)
American companies form a weird image of their country's moral for the rest of the world.
That observation just had me cackle! :D