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just had some in Chicagoland and it was amazing…anywhere to get it nearby?

went to Coro today and unfortunately they’re not doing the espresso tonic anymore. aint normal has a good one, mother tongue has it on their menu but both times I’ve ordered it, it was made with sparking water -__-

any other places to check out?

Not sure if there are any butcher shops nearby that can do this…it’s pretty typical in Uruguay/argentina/brazil

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matambre

I live in an apartment built in the 1920s east of the lake. it’s literally colder in here than outside even with plenty of natural light and being on the 2nd floor. I’m looking to move once my lease is up but are all old builds like this?

I have two sources of self employment income.

First is an LLC of which I'm a partner. They defer 15% of each payment into a company 401k. These are coded as employer contributions. This amount is reported on line 13, code R of the K1. Most of my income is self employment earnings.

Second is my sole proprietorship. I have a solo 401k and used this calculator to find out the limits. Say my employer limit is $5k.

If $1k was contributed to the LLC's 401k, does that impact the limit for my solo 401k?

Liquor store ATM didn't work but they gave me cash back via my debit card for a $3 fee. Would they refund this?

Anyone know of any open to the public?

Does anyone have any insights into these positions? seems like there is a six year limit..do you get fired after or can you extend?

There's a measure on the ballot to increase sales tax in unincorporated Monterey County by 1%. The pitch is that these parts of the county need more funds to repair roads and other infrastructure etc.

I was thinking of voting yes because I do believe that these areas are neglected and need more resources. However, after reading the measure and some of the endorsements for/against, it seems that the revenue would go to the county's general fund, which can be used for any purpose, not only for unincorporated areas. If they wanted to fund specific items, they could have this routed to non-general funds or a bond measure.

What do people think about this? I'm happy to be wrong, but in my mind t

Equifax has a service called The Work Number used by employers and other orgs that want to access people’s salary data. If you register for an employee account and download your report, you’ll see that Stanford has been reporting the amounts of every single paycheck, including for students.

I’m sure it’s legal, but it’s not cool from a privacy perspective that a nonprofit university feels the need to sell the financial data of employees to one of the least trustworthy companies on the planet.

https://employees.theworknumber.com/

I had travel booked to a city Sunday-Tuesday. I was planning on taking a cross-border bus, but on Saturday afternoon the border was closed indefinitely. On the advice of locals that it wouldn’t reopen until Wednesday (which turned out to be true), I booked a flight for Sunday morning.

I couldn’t find any indicators that either of these events would be covered by the insurance. Not holding my breath, but just want to make sure I’m not leaving money on the table.

Say when I start a node the price is $1/hr. However, after the hour mark, the price changes to $2/hr.

Total runtime is 2 hours. Is the total cost $2 or $3?