He can’t pardon himself from a state crime.

Don’t forget that in Kansas they thought the same thing and then the choice amendment won 60/40%.

While the net take home might be the same, those people are getting more hours to do other things. I didn’t do an exhaustive search but it seems like before this the minimum wage was $16 an hour. They could be seeing as much as a 25% increase in wage which means they get the same paycheck in 20% less time. That can enable people to spend less on child care, pick up other shifts, make better/less expensive meals, or just enjoy their free time. So pay might be the same but there is still a net benefit.

My guess is this is a covid spike after a holiday where many candles were purchased/gifted.

Oh man the university ptsd as an engineer. I once asked a physics prof at what width does the split slot experiment break down, she couldn’t understand the question. All the other engineering students were nodding their heads in agreement with the question and tried to explain the question in a different way, still no idea what we were asking.

Click through and both are listed. Does that mean anything will change, no.

Brother lasers are pretty great.

You’re not wrong but after having this exact breakfast at HIE and Hampton Inn about 50+ times, it’s crap. Bland and repetitive and usually cold but somehow over cooked or the most undercooked eggs/bacon. My company always strongly recommends booking a room with breakfast included, but f that I’ll go find a $10 diner and have real bacon.

Bro, trust me bro - dumb AF execs.

It’s probably just construction adhesive holding that part to the wall. So you can try prying that off first but sometimes they attach it with something else to the top (besides just caulk).

1. Remove all the contents and drawers from the vanity.
2. Turn off/disconnect the plumbing.
3. Look inside for any screws that would go into the walls and remove those. Specifically around the top, base, and sides of the vanity. You might find how the sink top is attached to the base as well, splitting those will make it lighter but maybe not easier. 100% depends on the assembly.
4. Cut the caulk between the wall and vanity top. Probably goes all the way around and maybe under the lip.
5. Lift up on the corner of the top/vanity. Everything should lift up and start breaking away from the wall. It should lift with some weight but you shouldn’t have to really leverage on it to move it. If it still feels attached, look for more screws.
6. Have fun replacing it.