u/Codewill

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I paid the 30 dollar tariff fee, but the driver comes up and says I need to pay 40 dollars or something for the tariff fee. Where do I pay this? And what happened to the 30 dollars I paid? What's going on? I check it out and it says tariff fees are already paid as in the picture. But they were unable to receive payment? Anyone know what's going on here?

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I paid the 30 dollar tariff fee, but the driver comes up and says I need to pay 40 dollars or something for the tariff fee. Where do I pay this? And what happened to the 30 dollars I paid? What's going on? I check it out and it says tariff fees are already paid as in the picture. But they were unable to receive payment? Anyone know what's going on here?

I’m serious. This has happened 3 or 4 times now…I keep an earbud out its case in my pocket while at work so I can just pop it in and out. Every now and then, I guess it slips out of my pocket, no big deal, or I misplace it, or whatever. Earbuds get lost…but the thing is there’s no cheap solution to this issue. Why no replacement earbuds? Now I’ve got the jlab buds epic air sport ANC…I love it. But why no replacements. If I lose one earbud it means either I have to be fine with one earbud or it means I gotta drop another 100$. Love you guys but man. It’s a bummer. Or if there was a find my earbud ability…idk. Just sucks I wish there was another solution for me

This is almost too easy. Take any veggie—beans, lentil, spinach, kale, Brussels sprouts, what have you and just add those four ingredients (plus whatever else you have on hand—any dried herbs, a half onion, garlic, ginger those are great and nutritious) but to keep it simple that’s all I do. If it’s hard like kale, saute in olive oil, then add chicken stock until it’s evaporated, lemon juice, and salt. The result is so mouthwatering and delicious you’ll be throwing back Dino kale like they’re Cheetos (as I was last night). That salt fat acid heat lady was onto something. And you know, lemons are pretty cheap, chicken stock is pretty cheap (you only need a little bit for flavor, otherwise use bouillon cubes or something), olive oil-you don’t need I guess, I splurge bc why not. Or go to a gas station and steal lemon juice packets. Who cares! And salt is salt. Same with lentils. I’ll saute something aromatic like onion or garlic and then throw in some stock, some water, lentils, and cook til done. Finish with lemon juice and salt—Jesus. Amazing. If something doesn’t taste good, I ask myself—is there lemon (acid/vinegar/whatever you want)? Is it salted? Chances are you throw that in—boom. You’re cooking.

Who’s in charge of this. They’re always spilling out everywhere.

No clue what it is. I followed usual steps of clearing data, cookies, everything that could stop it from being slow, and they helped a little bit, but still it’s slow as hell. I don’t think it’s my computer either, everything else works good, like Safari. Any ideas? Is it just too new for my old-ish Mac?

I hope this is the right place to post this, because I was just wondering. And I never took piano as a kid, but from what I imagine, it's very much the opposite of those progressive education ideals. And of course, the scenario is different--same teacher for several years, one on one exclusive teaching time, etc. feel a little more progressive. But still, I dunno how it would work. Or would it work at all?? Is it even fair to compare the two? I was thinking like maybe the teacher provides basic tools for children to improvise on, like basic chords and key relationships so they can play around. But then is that useful? Maybe you just teach them the scale and let them improvise on that. Let the child pick their music and whatnot. Am I thinking about progressive education all wrong?