How do you know the EEOC applies where she is?

America big!

It’s the raising of the animals before they’re slaughtered that’s the problem, not the cooking after they’re dead.

That’s the bit I was missing.

Who’s “we” in this comment?

UK elections are always on Thursdays for some unfathomable reason.

Why?

Is this another “illegal immigrant finally deported” story?

Note that this article has nothing to do with the USA.

I wouldn’t trust a service that can’t even spell résumé properly.

They were all elected by the voters in their constituencies, the same as every MP, and chosen as the leader of their party by the party members, the same as every PM.

Heathrow also has another five international commercial airports in the city region (all of which only have one runway, but one of those was until recently the busiest single-runway airport in the world).

Gatwick, City, Luton, Stansted and Southend, although the last of those is arguable. It calls itself London Southend so I’m keeping it.

1 billion of what currency? How do you account for inflation?

I just started using OpenSMTPD as a backup relay and it seems to work for that. Very lightweight and easy to set up.

Who are “they” and “we” in this context?

Shopkeepers trying to pay in their takings

I’m not in the industry so I have no idea - is this common rather than having cash collected by G4S & co.?

older people that can’t use web services

I’m guessing they mostly use the phone instead, but probably have no great need to do either.

People that want to talk about their requirements rather than filling out a poorly thought out script on the aforementioned web page

Can also be done on the phone.

I’m not arguing that all banks should close their branches but with the way society works these days I can see how they’re incredibly expensive and inefficient to run.

I don’t know. Probably collections by G4S and the like?

How often do you need to go to a bank branch though? I last went in 2017 and even that wasn’t a necessary trip.

Costs 20 cents per what? That’s about 0.7kWh per month so I’m guessing it’s per month?

It’s definitely not a new word.