Steely_D wrote:

Applies equally to the jackass he bought.

Elon Musk calls homelessness a ‘lie’ and ‘propaganda’ — and Trump is listening

This is how I see Musk. Skip to 1:52

 R_P wrote:
Richest man in the world... with the emotional maturity of a 12 year old. 

”I used to dismiss the notion that there's a correlation between how much money a person makes and how intelligent they are, but it's looking more and more like there might be something to it. While it's not exactly a bell curve... there's definitely a bell end at the top.”
—a non-RP friend who you don’t know

How's that positivity thang going?

 R_P wrote:

The beautiful people left

 R_P wrote:

Go Fuck Yourself in the Face! 

You first.

 Steely_D wrote:

That's too funny.  They had delays of a year in releasing the cyber truck because they couldn't get the tolerances on the flat stainless panels right.  

Tesla does however resell cars that have been in accidents.   How do you he got soooooo.... rich?

 Steely_D wrote:

Anyone surprised?

Someone was immolated in the vehicle whose trunk contained multiple explosives and fireworks. And this is his take on it

 islander wrote:

 R_P wrote:

How did I not have a cyber truck blowing up in front of a trump property on the first day of 2025 on my bingo card. It seems so obvious.

An omen?
A Cybertruck ‘blew up’ outside Trump’s hotel in Las Vegas

GC processing is based on the country of origin. Each country has a quota. Wait times for Indians on H1B is now 12 years and more. This is why the H1-B visa holders are called “indentured servants”. They cannot leave the company since the visa and Green Card are both sponsored by the company.

These visas should not be sponsored by the companies but should be like Canada where they are given directly to the person applying for it. Then these visa holders will be free to shop around for an employer. If this were implemented, tech companies would change their tune.
On the LinkedIn profiles of these visa holders — they all stay in in one job for 10-25 or more years. Not for the great culture of the company, but because they can’t abandon the employer who has sponsored them. Also, if their jobs are terminated, they have 60 days to find another equivalent job.

They can switch employers only via an H1-b visa transfer during a CERTAIN stage of the process. Once your GC is filed and you are in a specific stage, you cannot leave.
There are lot of nuances here. Point being that H1-B visa holders are, essentially, indentured.

 R_P wrote:
Stay classy America.

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