I mean, I wash off my nethers before bed for that reason, but I don't take a full shower. I don't even get my top half wet. My wife loves my natural smell at the end of the day.
Windows ARM support is god awful. Windows is a bloated mess even in the best of cases, but the emulation they do to make it work is some of the worst I have ever used.
should artificially not be able to install the latest version of macOS
There's no artificial reason. The OS was a complete architecture change when they went to Apple Silicon. From x86 to ARM. The newer versions of MacOS are completely incompatible with x86 architecture.
The grey market isn’t that much cheaper. The telehealth companies are so ridiculously cheap today. And those are not the grey market.
You can get semaglutide for less than $70 a month all in, which is cheaper than what you’ll get on the grey market when you factor in all the consumables you also have to buy like bacteriostatic water to compound it yourself, needles, alcohol pads, etc.
GLP1s are cheap and easy to get. Cheaper than what you save from eating less food when you're on them, and you can get them easily online from the myriad of telehealth companies.
That's not what this article is about though. This article is about people specifically jumping to the grey market to get retatrutide because they want more progress than they're getting on the legal GLP-1s.
The article is literally about people that are already on GLP-1s, but want to see even more progress so they jump to the grey market for the newest thing.
GLP-1s in general are easy to get and pretty cheap. You can get semaglutide (Ozempic/WeGovy) from several telehealth pharmacies for like $70 a month.
This is about one specific drug that is not even out of clinical trials yet. There is no way to get reta. Getting semaglutide or tirzepatide is comically easy through the million telehealth companies.
Reta you can only get on the grey market, in powder form, and you have to compound it yourself.
Yeah, that's kind of a wild conclusion they make lol. 3 cases of organ donors having undiagnosed rabies, and then applying that to all deceased organ donors and the entire number of deaths in the country based on the assumption that they all would have the same risk of rabies.
Never thought you need a permission to record other people at your own home, but it does make some sense.
Well, the issue is that it was his spouse's home too, and she has the same reasonable expectation of privacy within her own home as well.
The problem is that he recorded her without her consent, in an area where she would have an expectation of privacy.
They both got hit for their actions. He was awarded NT$500,000 in the divorce, and would be fined NT$150,000 for his part in the illegal recording. He'd still come out about $11,000USD ahead if he just paid the fine lol.
Also important to note, that he was given the option to convert the 5 months into a NT$150,000 fine and serve no time. That's about the equivalent of USD$4700.
In the divorce, he was awarded NT$500,000 from his ex wife. So even paying the fine he'd still come out ~USD$11,000 ahead.
What? The US has zero problem refining it. Most US refineries, particularly in the Gulf, are actually set up for heavy sour crude like Venezuelan.
That's kind of the issue. The US mostly produces light sweet crude, but our refineries are mostly set up for sour crude. So, while we are a net oil exporter, we have to import most of our oil to actually refine it because we aren't set up to refine our own production.
This "deal" is explicitly a gift to US refineries who are going to make unfathomable fortunes from it. He is trying to keep them on his side to throw their weight around for midterms and beyond.
To be fair, it wasn't Callaway directly. It was Good Good Golf, a golf youtube channel, that aired the ad. Callaway had a partnership with them to cobrand the golf club, but dropped Good Good immediately after the ad and canceled the branded club.
Callaway still deserves the backlash from associating with them though and apparently someone giving the ok for the ad.
I mean, I wash off my nethers before bed for that reason, but I don't take a full shower. I don't even get my top half wet. My wife loves my natural smell at the end of the day.
Lol GNIS hasn't even updated yet. Maybe Trump should worry about getting his own federal name system updated before trying to make others do it.
Windows ARM support is god awful. Windows is a bloated mess even in the best of cases, but the emulation they do to make it work is some of the worst I have ever used.
If you're showering regularly, that really shouldn't be that much of an issue unless you have a very active job outside.
Every woman I know loves their boyfriend/husband's "musk" when they're sweaty. That's a pretty common partner thing.
There's no artificial reason. The OS was a complete architecture change when they went to Apple Silicon. From x86 to ARM. The newer versions of MacOS are completely incompatible with x86 architecture.
That is. There are a thousand compounding pharmacies now and they're all competing on price.
If you don't have those in the UK then yeah I get your argument about the cost pushing people to the grey market.
The grey market isn’t that much cheaper. The telehealth companies are so ridiculously cheap today. And those are not the grey market.
You can get semaglutide for less than $70 a month all in, which is cheaper than what you’ll get on the grey market when you factor in all the consumables you also have to buy like bacteriostatic water to compound it yourself, needles, alcohol pads, etc.
GLP1s are cheap and easy to get. Cheaper than what you save from eating less food when you're on them, and you can get them easily online from the myriad of telehealth companies.
That's not what this article is about though. This article is about people specifically jumping to the grey market to get retatrutide because they want more progress than they're getting on the legal GLP-1s.
You're gonna confuse the Brits.
The article is literally about people that are already on GLP-1s, but want to see even more progress so they jump to the grey market for the newest thing.
GLP-1s in general are easy to get and pretty cheap. You can get semaglutide (Ozempic/WeGovy) from several telehealth pharmacies for like $70 a month.
This is about one specific drug that is not even out of clinical trials yet. There is no way to get reta. Getting semaglutide or tirzepatide is comically easy through the million telehealth companies.
Reta you can only get on the grey market, in powder form, and you have to compound it yourself.
This one is NOT even approved yet. There is no way to get it outside of the grey market unless you are in the trial for it.
This isn't just any GLP-1 though like semaglutide or tirzepatide.
Reta has not been approved at all yet. There is no non-grey market way to get it unless you are in a clinical trial.
Yeah, dude is lucky California doesn't execute people anymore.
Yeah, that's kind of a wild conclusion they make lol. 3 cases of organ donors having undiagnosed rabies, and then applying that to all deceased organ donors and the entire number of deaths in the country based on the assumption that they all would have the same risk of rabies.
Well, the issue is that it was his spouse's home too, and she has the same reasonable expectation of privacy within her own home as well.
The problem is that he recorded her without her consent, in an area where she would have an expectation of privacy.
They both got hit for their actions. He was awarded NT$500,000 in the divorce, and would be fined NT$150,000 for his part in the illegal recording. He'd still come out about $11,000USD ahead if he just paid the fine lol.
That’s not how net worth works…
If you have a mortgage, that offsets it and your net worth would only include the equity you hold.
Also important to note, that he was given the option to convert the 5 months into a NT$150,000 fine and serve no time. That's about the equivalent of USD$4700.
In the divorce, he was awarded NT$500,000 from his ex wife. So even paying the fine he'd still come out ~USD$11,000 ahead.
What? The US has zero problem refining it. Most US refineries, particularly in the Gulf, are actually set up for heavy sour crude like Venezuelan.
That's kind of the issue. The US mostly produces light sweet crude, but our refineries are mostly set up for sour crude. So, while we are a net oil exporter, we have to import most of our oil to actually refine it because we aren't set up to refine our own production.
This "deal" is explicitly a gift to US refineries who are going to make unfathomable fortunes from it. He is trying to keep them on his side to throw their weight around for midterms and beyond.
To be fair, it wasn't Callaway directly. It was Good Good Golf, a golf youtube channel, that aired the ad. Callaway had a partnership with them to cobrand the golf club, but dropped Good Good immediately after the ad and canceled the branded club.
Callaway still deserves the backlash from associating with them though and apparently someone giving the ok for the ad.