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U.S. and California to ban sales of new gasoline vehicles by 35 years, the largest market in the U.S.

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  • 2020/09/23 19:48

I didn't say we were going to run out of power on the last hot day ？ lol

https://www.tokyo-np.co.jp/article/57430

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#98
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  • 2020/10/05 (Mon) 09:53
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There seem to be two types of paper license plates seen around town these days: those who have purchased a new car and those who have moved from another state.
There are many states that have lost all jobs due to the coronavirus, and the number of migrants coming to California in search of work is increasing rapidly.
California has the second highest unemployment rate in the U.S., but there are no jobs in Florida, Nevada, and other states, and no one seems to be looking for work in the first place, which is not reflected in the unemployment rate.

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  • 2020/10/05 (Mon) 10:22
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Why do you come all the way to a state where the cost of living is so high? Inconsistency.

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#100
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  • 2020/10/05 (Mon) 10:56
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At any rate, if you can make money, you don't care if prices are high. If you can't make money, you can't live even if prices are low ？

You are a contradiction ？ or a fool ？.

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#101
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  • 2020/10/05 (Mon) 11:12
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#99
If you are retired and of an age where you are getting a pension, that thought would probably work.
I spoke to an immigrant from Florida the other day and he said there are really no jobs at all.
People of working age will inevitably go to the cities where there are jobs anyway if they don't choose to.

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I wish I could have a conversation without putting stupid a$$holes in it.

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I am someone who is far from a pension and has a stable life.
Most of the people who are losing their jobs now are people who are replaceable, or non-professional. I was wondering if those people can find jobs that are worth the high rent just because they came to California.
What kind of jobs did the people you met from Florida get ？?

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