I haven't heard anyone say anything positive about McAfee in maybe a decade so I while I agree with your premise I disagree with this example
Yup, I would have had more respect for her if she just admitted she was inspired by this book instead of pretending she never heard of it. It's insulting really.
Lol what planet are you from?
Don't let perfect be the enemy of good. Most people aren't going to stop eating meat, that's an unrealistic expectation. If you're telling people that eating chicken over beef isn't good enough they will shrug their shoulders and go right back to beef.
I've encountered lots of people in real life and the Internet who think it's perfectly acceptable to be obese(health at every size, etc), there's a whole anti diet campaign and everything. I'm glad you personally don't feel that way, I agree with you the extremes in either direction are unhealthy. But let's not pretend like that is some unheard of viewpoint.
Obesity is also extremely bad for our own personal health so we should stop seeing obese people in ads too right?
42% of women voted for Trump. As a left leaning person living in a red state, there are plenty of trump loving women for them to choose from in their 30's. Republican men in liberal areas are probably going to feel it though lol
Nope. That's not a normal thing.
I believe help could come from their border with Egypt at that point.
Convert the date format to yyyymmdd on all official government documents.
I worked as a dev for a tech company that had MLM's as their clients almost exclusively. Some of those clients have been named in this thread but I won't list them. I helped work on the apps and website that the products were sold on.
My experience was surprisingly positive because I was shielded from the scummy side of the business. I liked my coworkers and enjoyed working on the platform. I did leave after 2 years. I learned a ton on the job which helped me land my next job which I love(and a big level up). I wouldn't go back into the MLM industry though unless I had to due to limited job choices.
I don't really have anything juicy to say about the industry, for the most part it was like any other dev job. Well the company did lay off people recently because I assume their bigger clients are running out of potential victims. Some MLM's stay forever while others burn bright and then fizzle out, so if this MLM is a new one they might fizzle out soon and you may get laid off anyways.
Shit, if Asus is no good anymore, what brand is good nowadays?