I would go back for a couple of days, make them do all of the paperwork, setup my access, all of the things, and then resign. She may have also lost out of some financial benefits by being fired that she would be entitled to. If that’s the case, I would think that whether or not she returned shouldn’t matter, but it could make it clearer.

Gotcha. I think the OP was specifically about being dressed formally, so that’s why I was asking.

Other than smelling bad, why does it matter if I’m well groomed to passerbys or that I care about my appearance?

Again, I’m talking about potentially flight attendants, the people at the gate check, etc. we are ships passing in the night, they are there to make sure I’m me, and I’m just passing by. I agree that if you wear something that is offensive, like swear words or images that maybe considered obscene, that’s not ok almost anywhere imo. But if I wear unbranded sweatpants and a hoodie, how would that make me being disrespectful? I’m not there for any person. I’m not there to win favor. They are there to do there job which is to check me in or provide a service, or as far as random passerbys, we are just sharing a space.

So do you believe that it’s disrespectful to dress down or is dressing up just more respectful in your opinion?

How? If I were meeting with someone in a formal setting, sure. If I’m flying somewhere after work just to go straight to my hotel, I’m not formally interacting with anyone where being dressed up makes a difference.

I’m don’t see how it’s any more respectful for anyone else I’m walking by in an airport terminal if I’m wearing a suit and tie vs sweatpants and a hoodie.

Does your statement imply that it’s disrespectful to not dress up, or is putting on informal clothes kind of the baseline and dressing up is extra?

For me, comfort, but also I’m usually flying for some kind of vacation where formal apparel doesn’t make sense, like snowboarding or hiking.

I think the moment you live in a place or have citizen ship in a place, you can identify as being one of them. As far as where you’re from, I think that can be gray. If I was born on a military base in Germany, but moved to Florida as a baby, I’d probably tell people I was born an Germany, but I grew up in Florida, or just say in from Florida depending who was asking.

It feels like there could be a case built against this asshole for election interference. Maybe not a strong one, but it could really fuck up his life, which he deserves.

For however long gen pop decides “life” is. Could be days, could be a torturous number of years. Either way, it should be fucking awful.

I bet a lot of flock cameras exist in areas where there may be lots of foot traffic, like bars or in college towns, anywhere that may be a house party.

What?! No way! ANOTHER Republican is ousted as a pedophile? Who could have seen this coming…

What a trash human, and a trash Governor for commuting her sentence. I hope that in her new role she tries some shit and has eyes on her. You’d have to be a complete idiot to get busted for this twice, and I think she’s prime choice.

I feel if the supreme court tries to rule against the states on this, it will be a tipping point of sorts. It’s possible to put up with some heinous decisions and try to fight for another day, but this one I think is a line that some states just can’t accept and will have to fight back. Hopefully even this corrupt SC won’t be dumb enough to try and pull this one off.

Hunter Biden, Jill Biden, Michelle Obama, Paul Polosi… Yea, that’s what they do. They’re evil cunts that don’t have anything to promote, so they just attack whoever and whatever they can.

I’d side with Walmart if it meant their opponent were anti vaxers.

Rob Sand is the only politician that I’m aware of that can actually win an election with bipartisan approval. He was the only elected official in Iowa that did so as state auditor, where he got shit done, by the books. The only criticism I’ve ever heard about him came from those cunts Gov Kim Reynolds and AG Brenda Bird, of which I can’t honestly say which is worse. They got pissy because he uncovered corruption, they didn’t like it, and their attacks on him failed.

He’s not a progressive, but he’s a good person that I genuinely believe can be trusted to do the right thing. There’s a reason Musk is looking to spend millions in Iowa, and it’s because Sand is awesome and has support on both sides, but can’t be controlled by any party. Him winning governor would bar none be the best thing that’s happened to Iowa since it was the first state to legalize same sex marriage.

It’s the whole package. It’s the unsightly huge buildings, the taking of jobs, the AI slop, the environmental destruction, the electricity cost increase, the noise, the pollution. There are few good things AI does, and none of them offset the negatives.

Short of Monopoly ever being a fun game, I agree. Push people far enough, and they’ll push back.

Well, not with that attitude.

If I found out today I was in a show, I’d do everything in my power to end the lives of everyone tangentially involved. It would mean my life was already meaningless, so there’s no risk in throwing it away.

This dude’s not a politician. He’s presenting is professional opinions publicly about the leader of the US. Everyone should care about that. I for one love seeing posts like this. That he’s doing is at some degree “playing the game of politics” because this person has specific skills, not as a politician, but he’s using them to publicize a politicians state of being. You sound like you have a better road map for what this person should be doing instead. Care to elaborate on that?

It sounds like if Trump sues you for anything at all, if you can tie it back to his finances or Epstein files, he will drop the claim. I hope companies and wealthy non Trump supporters are taking notes.