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Top stories for Long   Is President Trump right that Amazon destroys jobs, does not pay taxes, and hurts the US Postal Service? Gina Rosar, Payroll Admin at A Union Construction Company (2001-present) • Answered April 7, 2018 I was talking to my mailman the other day about this. He's been with the post office for almost 30 years. Email hurt their business a lot. Like seriously a lot. Instead of ... Read more » 2.8K 361   What sentence has someone said to you that is still stuck in your head? Ron Wagner, Author & Co-creator at Renazonce - 23rd Century (2017-present) • Answered February 14 In 1969 I moved into a quaint 2-bedroom house in Tulsa. The houses had detached garages in the back with a shared driveway between every other house. There was a small park... Read more » 660 59   Why are first class passengers boarded first? Since their seat is guaranteed, I thought they would want to board last and not have to sit there as everyone loaded past them. Daniel Murphy, Automotive Technician (2011-present) • Answered August 15 It seems most people have missed this one— The real reason the FRONT of the plane is boarded first, regardless of class…. An airliner, parked on the pavement, is a giant se... Read more » 1.3K 179   Why is Europe so technologically backward compared to the USA? Paul Fiolkowski, Consultant, Medical Communications at Self-Employment (2008-present) • Updated January 27, 2020 As I sipped a glass of wine on a train that zipped along at a comfortable 311 km/hour (that's about 190 mph for you Americans) I wondered why the USA was so technologically... Read more » 4.6K 610   Can Walmart employees legally stop you as you're leaving? Ron J • Answered August 19 I was leaving a Sam's Club once and a man in a Police uniform was checking receipts. I walked past him and he called me out. He said I had to show him my receipt. I asked w... Read more » 1.9K 747   What terrifies you about Xi Jinping? Yadan Ma, lives in Xuzhou, Jiangsu, China (1979-present) • Answered July 19 I am an ordinary middle-aged Chinese person living in Xuzhou, a city in eastern China. I am neither wealthy nor a member of the Chinese Communist Party. However, if I had t... Read more » 1.2K 328   What is something that people commonly did in the 1970s that would seem odd today? Ashley Adams, Professor • Answered August 4 I was in high school and college in New York and Massachusetts in the 1970s. Here are some things that were commonly done then that would seem odd now, and vice versa. we wa... Read more » 1.3K 139   Why do parents let their kids eat while shopping when the items haven't been paid for yet? Melissa Ashman, works at Kroger Products and Services (2018-present) • Updated June 14, 2020 As a parent and a grocery store worker, I can see both sides. I bring my daughter shopping since I am a single mom. I pack my own snacks for her to munch on while we shop. ... Read more » 369 50   When a goose starts to attack and give chase, what should you do? Johan Visser, lives in South Africa (1970-present) • Answered July 17 Dont run, dont scream, dont chase it down either. As someone that kep geese for quite a number of years, this is what you do: Totally bend your index finger (curl it back to... Read more » 2.8K 275   The fakeness of Obama. Saying that outdated housing restrictions need to change so working people can afford them. Yet he lives on a 30 acre compound on Martha's Vineyard. Why not start dividing that property up for more affordable housing to help? Angela Birch • Answered August 22 What housing restrictions are involved at Martha's vineyard? Factually Martha's Vinyard doesn't suffer from working class housing shortage. It is a resort community which e... Read more » 835 71   How good an orator is Donald Trump? Nikki Grayestone, Nurse Practitioner • Updated July 13, 2017 I have a sweet and beautiful aunt who just so happens to have Trisomy 21. Her name is Karen and she is in her forties, but her intellectual capabilities are more like those... Read more » 22.4K 580   What was the most bald-faced lie you have ever heard a witness say under oath? How did you react? Asked in Mental Facts • Answered by Joanne Garcia • February 19 When I was a teenager (late 1960s) a friend of my mother's came to our house in tears to confide in my mother. I listened in. This friend ,Sue's, husband was a police offic... Read more » 1.3K 27 Read more in your feed

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