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Done with Conviction
It appears that California's politicians & regulators have come up with another way to try and tax something new. They want to tax space travel per mile. The claim is that 62 miles above California belongs to the State. They have claimed that taxing space travel from California “will lead to increased activity in the industry and will foster an atmosphere of growth and prosperity once present during the golden age of California’s aviation industry, thereby creating jobs as the industry thrives in this state.” Now some of you may want to get a dictionary out and try to figure out what they’re saying, but don’t try too hard. It’s just a bunch of politicians bullshit.
Are You Making Your Gin & Tonic Wrong and You Don't Even Know It?
For a drink whose ingredients are right there in its iconic name, the Gin & Tonic sure gets screwed up a lot. And while you may think all there is to making a solid G&T is throwing gin and tonic in a glass, there are actually several ways to improve the classic highball—and, good news, they’re super-easy.
It appears that California's politicians & regulators have come up with another way to try and tax something new. They want to tax space travel per mile. The claim is that 62 miles above California belongs to the State. They have claimed that taxing space travel from California “will lead to increased activity in the industry and will foster an atmosphere of growth and prosperity once present during the golden age of California’s aviation industry, thereby creating jobs as the industry thrives in this state.” Now some of you may want to get a dictionary out and try to figure out what they’re saying, but don’t try too hard. It’s just a bunch of politicians bullshit.
Are You Making Your Gin & Tonic Wrong and You Don't Even Know It?
For a drink whose ingredients are right there in its iconic name, the Gin & Tonic sure gets screwed up a lot. And while you may think all there is to making a solid G&T is throwing gin and tonic in a glass, there are actually several ways to improve the classic highball—and, good news, they’re super-easy.
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