u/East_Sentence_4245

I’ve watched Kane since he played Cliff the first time 26 years ago. Even though his power and control is arguably as good (or even better) than before, his movement isn’t.

With that said, Moscoso is playing phenomenal and I think he’ll be winning most tournaments this season. I knew Moscoso was going to win SOCAL. Flores is also a very dangerous player. My concern is that Kane, if he continues playing, will be remembered for being 2nd.

I know that Kane in his prime can beat Moscoso 10 out of 10 times. But we’re not watching Kane in his prime.

Should Kane retire?

At the last update, Cliff Swain said that customers had already paid in advance and that they had already booked rooms and made donations.

What happens to all those people?

Just an FYI: I gave Glassdoor a chance to remove the phone requirement. I waited weeks.

Nothing happened so I just deleted Glassdoor.

I’ve had a better experience with LinkedIn.

This chair is supposed to have a woven seat and back. I tried doing this once, but it was a complete failure. Unfortunately, I don't know how to do this, and it seems beyond my beginner DIY skills.

I guess the question is: for someone with limited DIY skills, how can I make this chair useable once again? Or is there something in Amazon that I can just put over the chair?

Edit: I had initially thought of just adding a piece of wood to the bottom and back, but that would be very rigid, uncomfortable and ugly. I wanted to add something with some flex to it and decent-looking.

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I want to learn how to drive stick without breaking the budget, so I’m looking for something that’s fun to drive and isn’t ugly as sin. So I found a 2014 mazda 3 with 100k miles for $3,000.

What do you guys think?

I want to learn how to drive stick without breaking the budget, so I’m looking for something that’s fun to drive and isn’t ugly as sin. So I found a 2014 mazda 3 with 100k miles for $3,000.

What do you guys think?

I’m using Stripe as payment processor and a customer wants to pay for an item with Klarna.

If the item’s $100, how much in total would I pay in fees from stripe and Klarna?

Thanks

Why does Shopify need my SS# to accept payments?

I want to create a payment link for my store, so I'm setting up the available payments for the item. Shopify is asking me for my social security# and driver's license.

Why do they need this and is there another way? I don't want to share my social security# and driver's license.

I also wanted to share that my bank already knows who I am. They have my SSN, my driver's license, etc. The government agency that collects the sales tax I charge already knows who I am.

From my perspective, shopify gives me the tools for me to sell my items and they deposit to my bank account. But that's it.

Long story short: I've been trying to set a fixed sales tax to my payment link, instead of seeing the "Enter address to calculate" message.

I talked to a Stripe agent, and they tell me that applying manual tax rates is not supported with Payment Links. Apparently, manual tax rates can only be applied when using Checkout Sessions.

I know they're experts at this, but does that make sense?

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I’m implementing affirm as a payment option on my website. The products that I sell are all under $300

Is it possible to configure affirm so that the only option available for the customer is to pay the item in 4 monthly payments?

I’m using Stripe as my payment processor

I’m implementing Klarna as a payment option on my website. The products that I sell are all under $300

Is it possible to configure Klarna so that the only option available for the customer is to pay the item in 4 monthly payments?

I’m using Stripe as my payment processor

For store owners that offer Affirm, have you published ads hinting that customers can take something home for a fraction of price?

For example, I’m in the process of accepting Affirm in my business. I’m thinking of posting ads saying something in the lines of “take this $160 drill for a $40 down payment!”

For store owners that offer Klarna, have you published ads hinting that customers can take something home for a fraction of price?

For example, I’m in the process of accepting Klarna in my business. I’m thinking of posting ads saying something in the lines of “take this $160 drill for a $40 down payment!”

What do you guys think?

Is the 2011 Genesis coupe 2.0t a decent vehicle as 1st stick shift to learn with?

It’s usd$3k and has 107k miles.

Is there a way to set this always to 12% of the subtotal, instead of the customer having to enter an address so that the sales tax is calculated?

In our case, the sales tax will always be 12%.

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