It’s “go find and shut every window that is even slightly cracked, like that one by the oven that we leave a foot open year round and the one the wife is too short to latch” smokey in san fran today =/
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99.1 just faded out of a song from 1941 mid-trumpet solo and both DJs agreed it was fine to cut on the solo, because fuck that guy, he got Billie on heroin, he wasn’t even a very good trumpet player. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Guy_(musician)
Joe Guy (musician) - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org
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Lotta techies are learning this amidst the pandemic, floods, and fires as “corporate policy” as if it was merely a cultural artifact or “a rule” about relocation, very lucky to not learn it because of an eviction amidst a crash (yet)
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“your compensation is based on where you live” is just a corollary of “your cost of living is based on everyone who makes it possible for you to work getting a cut of the value you create” and both are explained by vulgar marxism
but a lot of renters who aren’t working are going to face eviction because they aren’t working, and their landlords still get a cut (?), even though the landlord and the banks are probably over leveraged to even claim the land and building because “culture” and “the rules”
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“your compensation is based on where you live” is just a corollary of “your cost of living is based on everyone who makes it possible for you to work getting a cut of the value you create” and both are vulgar marxism
Posted on Mastodon over five years ago and archived here at /mastodon/2020/08/28/104767397222923699/ in the Mastodon collection.