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A teenager with cash? She would be ostracized.

I think it was a mistake to tell her to buy gifts for her friends without giving her a spending limit.

I learned that Ali was in favor of racial segregation. And that he was cruel to some of his opponents.

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The difference is asking for money is different than asking for financial advice. Some people want money but don't want advice or to be told what to do. Unsolicited advice, especially about money, is rarely welcomed.

Right, he asked for money, that's different than asking for financial advice.

I went back and read it and I don't see where the OP said the friend asked for advice.

It's all relative to one's circumstances and personality. An average person making $30,000 who gets a raise to $60,000 would probably experience a significant increase in happiness, whereas someone making $300,000 who gets a raise to $330,000 may not even notice.

Exactly. People who expect Covid to go away are living in a fantasy. I often hear people say..."When the pandemic is over I am going to...." And I ask "How will you know when it is over?" I haven't gotten a clear answer to that question yet.

I got a text with a request to buy a house at a certain address in my neighborhood, but I do not own that house and it is not connected to me in any way. The text basically said... "Hello I am X and I am interested in buying the property at 123 Main Street, do you have an interest in selling...

I am responding to the original post. I re-read it and I do not see a reference to a suppressed autoimmune system.

Stop worrying about it and live your life.

Did your friend ask for your advice?

No, you should not move forward.

It's interesting that you included "ultra right wing conservatives" but not "ultra left wing liberals."

I agree.

No, you are not the only one.

My teenage daughter still does that.

I was 18 or 19 years old and planning to buy my first car and I was talking to my uncle about my plans to get a car loan and pay it off as soon as possible because I don't like having loan payments, and he said "That's silly, you should always expect to have a car payment, that's a part of...

The statute of limitations may not bar such a lawsuit because the alleged negligence or wrongful conduct would not have been apparent until now. At least that would be the argument advanced by the plaintiff's attorney.

Two words: Insurance coverage.

Um, the email is not supposedly from Norton360, it is supposedly from Notron!

The building was built 40 years ago, what are the chances that the suppliers and builders are still around?

In a case like this, there is no such thing as "instead of"... it will be alleged to be "in addition to"...and everyone and their brother related to that building will be sued... and enough evidence will be found to support all claims of negligence and all theories of liability, or at least move...

You are assuming that Google doesn't already know, or if they knew that they would do anything.