Can places that have never delivered suddenly start a delivery service? For example, Ruby Tuesday.

I did my shopping this morning. Only things I couldn't find that I wanted were toilet paper (I still have some), and premade pie crusts.



Door dash?

This post was edited by Santara on Mar 15 2020 02:32pm

could be, still that it’s daily death toll has peaked beyond China’s has (that was reported) is alarming

yeah this isn’t the time to exercise individuality to make stupid personal decisions. one of the drawbacks of the American ethos. doesn’t explain the phenomena in Italy and other nations in Europe though

well yeah but it spread out of Wuhan to other parts of China too. i guess it’d be more fair to compare a region of Italy like Lombardy to Wuhan here

Everything I said is true, lol.

- Obama did draw a line in the sand on Syria/Assad, and then did nothing when it was crossed.
- Trump did warn the Iranians to stop their aggression on his twitter feed, between Christmas and New Year.
- Trump did order the airstrike that took out Soleimani.
- liberals did denounce this airstrike and warned that this move would destabilize the region and draw the U.S. into yet another war.
- as usual, they were wrong.

now gtfo

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Mar 15 2020 02:52pm

Feds slashed interest rates from 1.00-1.25% down to 0.00-0.25%, $700 billion in QE announced.

I wonder how much these kinds of measures are gonna help. Cash availability is nice and all, but will this really save jobs?

I would prefer a rule along the lines of "government orders hospitals and medical centers to test every case where testing is reasonable and will pay for it" as well as "the government will provide sick pay for 2/3 weeks for everyone who had tested positive for coronavirus and therefore cant work because he/she/zhe has to self-quarantine".

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Mar 15 2020 03:51pm

It’s part of the redistribution and consolidation of wealth from the working people to the parasitic wealthiest.

This post was edited by inkanddagger on Mar 15 2020 03:55pm

How does the federal government deincentivizing the hoarding and sequestering of wealth into static low risk assets and instead making it more profitable to invest and spend, redistribute and consolidate wealth towards the top?
When the ultra rich and the banks actually have to put their money into the economy instead of locking it away in vaults, that's bad for the working people?

This post was edited by Goomshill on Mar 15 2020 04:03pm