Vacation is suppose to be fun and relaxing.

It is very hard to relax when every time you eat you are reminded you are a slave to government greed and corruption.

The ban of plastic straws is the perfect example of government tyranny.

Not having plastic straws really kills the vacation huh?

I don’t know if I agree. I worked for a company that forced people back in for 2-3 days of the week (your choice on which day). Most days I commute over an hour just to sit in an empty conference room and zoom with people who are now in different cities or working remote and didn’t come in that day. Massive waste of energy and time.

literally total bollocks

What about ownership and property? Is the intent to have public energy for any country that goes to the moon or does this qualify as a land grab? I don’t know space laws.

Yes and no - I work for a big tech company yet half of my team is in one city, half in another. Neither are in California. I think a lot of companies hired talent outside of SF as well during COVID, so there's a lot of mixed location teams that couldn't plan together in office anyway

An openly fascist tax evader losing his bucks. Good!

Oh no!

Anyway...

They do do that now what the fuck are you talking about

Make a point

It’s not actually a factual reply, though. Especially not without provided evidence.

You would put your plumbing, and electricity under your floor boards, without understanding why they don't do that now?

What the fuck are you talking about

Exactly! Water pressure is a gigantic issue.

Also, when your done with that, remind yourself why water and electricity don't go well together.

You have no idea what you're talking about. Do you know what's the average temperature on the moon ?

What?

Have fun with not understanding water pressure!

Malls and offices? Aren't those two specifically noted as casualties of e-commerce and work-from-home jobs?

It needs to be housing and green space.

I would 100% do this at home

Same reason you don't generally do it at home.

Edit: water pressure.

More edit:. There is a LOT of engineering that goes into water pressure.

Startups are going full remote at a higher rate than big tech. Two startups I previously worked at are now full remote.

Hasn’t crashed yet. Bought my Arizona house 6 years ago and sold it for a $350,000.00 profit after realtor fees last week. California is a shithole run by shitbags, everyone should move out.

We don’t even vacation there anymore because plastic straws are illegal, been going to Florida instead.

Malls? I thought the US was overbuilt in mall space?

The banks that have the 30 years lease/mortgage on their balance sheet and would be fucked if this buildings would be priced fairly as totally use- and worthless?

Even big tech cannot afford Silicon Valley? How? And what is the chance of startups thriving in a place where taxes are all time high?

It seems like Texas is going to be the new tech hub.

Who owns these buildings.