No, just brain damaged from oxygen deprivation

“Any allegation that fake stamps have been purchased at a Post Office is extremely serious. The implication of such an allegation is that one of our postmasters, or a member of their staff, has obtained fake stamps and have chosen to sell them to customers rather than selling legitimate stamps that have come from Royal Mail’s secure printers.

“This is why we insist that any customer who thinks they may have purchased a fake stamp from a Post Office must produce an itemised receipt so that this can be looked into further.

Fucking ass covering bullshit. Just ignore the most likely reason, which is that your readers are malfunctioning, and avoid investigating because who the fuck keeps receipts for stamps?

I live in Norway. We have one of the highest grocery prices worldwide, and the smallest selection of goods. Trips over the border for grocery shopping are a weekly ritual for those who live close enough. Small immigrant owned groceries manage to be cheaper than the giant chains with a thousand times the purchasing power. Please do not emulate Norwegian grocery stores. This article is marketing BS.

Starvation or midwinter snack? We shall never know

Spoken like somebody who's never received a death threat before

Haven't spy satellites had super clear resolution for quite a few decades now?

From the article:

Its gold reserves are estimated to be 2,113 tonnes as of July—the fifth largest behind the Federal Reserve's 8,133

The article should be titled 'Why social media isn't fun anymore', because that's all the author is talking about.

I drive a scooter and don't own a car. But this is the sort of braindead post that will likely drive me to block this community. It's an embarrassment to anybody who can think logically.

I see you subscribe to the concept of 'Archives are not meant to be delved into'

You could have read the article. It's based on technical skills, social situations. Not long term population growth.

Would it be any different with normal delivery drivers? The issue here is lack of reporting or enforcement. There are good reasons to bash the gig economy, but this one's just riding the wave for the clicks