It was probably one of those situations where the kidnappers had diplomatic immunity and the host country had no other option but to declare them persona non grata.
I absolutely cannot stand this kind of logic.
"We make a shit ton of money on this very critical piece of software!"
"Then let me fix it!"
"NO! It's making us money NOW! It only stops making us money when it's broken. At which point then we fix it."
"But that might be hours. We can minimize downtime if we plan properly."
"But it's making us money NOW!1!1!”
I shit you not I have had various versions of this conversation throughout my career, across industries, across disciplines.
I love OurGroceries!!!!! It's so handy. ngl...the app would be worth an annual subscription and makes me wonder how they keep their app running with just a one-time payment.
That's my method as well. That and a folder to hold all the receipts. When I sell the car, I print out the spreadsheet and then trash the receipts.
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"Vaginal Contraception"
"50% off"
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Not since Lincoln anyway.
I've noticed usually in the middle of the afternoon, before 4. Otherwise you'll get the people who left early to go to Costco.
Weekends near the end of the day, oddly enough, usually are quiet as well.
I think Google does this with your phone. I can see how busy various places are by looking them up on Google maps. Really useful for my local Costco.
Is that what that is?! I could never quite put my finger on what it tastes like.
It's your problem when they can't make payroll because of it. And it's your problem when they ultimately blame you for not having the solution ready to implement.
The first has happened to me once.
The second more times than I can count.