RotundEnforcer

I always found this expectation to be incredibly odd, and I have always backed my friends and even people I don't know rather than force them to get caught.

For reference, I am polyamorous, and I always found the idea of monogamy to be controlling and rooted in jealousy. Despite that, I recognize that different people feel differently about this subject. I dont judge anyone who wants to have that lifestyle. At the same time, that doesn't mean I have a responsibility to enforce the boundaries they think are important.

If ensuring your partner doesn't cheat is important to you, you have a responsibility to put in the work and communication to make that happen.

There are lots of things in l

Edit: It seems they do have priority, under 1-B Tier 2 Commercial. Thanks to u/Trepanator for finding this out.

Also, if you are an essential worker, keep an eye out for when 1-B Tier 2 is ready! Stay safe and stay loved!

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I just saw the tire list for Covid vaccines and I am shocked to find that office workers like me are in the same tier as essential retail workers and Uber drivers!

Does anyone know which elected officials I could reach out to about this? It seems crazy that we have tiers for people at high risk, and yet those taking the greatest risk to their health to keep society moving gets absolutely no preference. Really doesn't seem fair.

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For reference, I recommend going to the OECD stats pages and sorting personal income tax rates at each threshold.
https://stats.oecd.org/Index.aspx?DataSetCode=CTS_ETR

Compared to other developed countries, our middle and especially our upper middle class citizens pay VERY low taxes. This shouldn't be surprising, given the common refrain in politics that the "middle class should pay less taxes" which has been argued by both parties for decades.
I grew up quite poor, and at that time I agreed that having the lowest middle class taxes possible was beneficial. Frankly, I just didn't appreciate how well the middle class lives. As

There are plenty of quality used vehicles that are comfortable, socially acceptable, and dependable for under $15k. The difference in quality and end-user experience between a two year old $15k sedan with 25k miles and a new $25k sedan is not worth $10k. If you had the used car and someone offered you the new one for yours plus $10k you would never accept that deal.

In reality, many people perceive their car as status symbols. They want to buy the $40k car because they think it's social proof of how successful you are. That's still silly though, because if you want social proof you could buy a new wardrobe and rounds of drinks for months for less than the difference in price of your "statu