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But cash can be kept at home or in a safe deposit box. All cashless society means there's no benefit to that and the reserves on bank increase. Per person it's a small amount but over all account holders and fractional reserves, it maybe be worth several billion dollars

Not a geoguesser but I'd say near tokyo. I haven't seen such protected cycle parks in Tokyo. The footpath tiles are very similar to the ones in Tokyo though

The footpath has tiles found in Japan. The cycle sign is also quite common there. And the shop has japanese writing

It'd be crazy if this were outside Japan

If you know you're wrong but still don't change, it's also a sign of something

Don't worry. Some ppl with ibs can drive/swim. They just need to be allowed to poop while driving and swimming /s

The local pizza place gives lower priority to website orders because people on delivery apps give high/low stars while the website has no feedback mechanism 🤷🏾‍♂️

That word felt full of whimsy, but I attributed it to English being a second language, not whimsy :(

Nice dive though

It's a 30 minute walk for able people and a tram ride that might not be 5-10 minutes. I wouldn't call this a long journey

Let's cross that bridge once we get there

No, he thinks he is stuck in a timeloop. There is no loop, but there's a loopy

Most militaries don't have a ton of desk job time, even in peace. They make bullshit tasks that need physical labor. The aim is to keep physical fitness around 75-80% for non-special forces and 90% or better for special forces. Everyone needs to be in ship shape. Shape up or ship out.

Several air forces do roughly 50% of peak sorties every week and test for peak sorties once a month or so. If it's not a habit, you can rise to the occasion.

Militaries aren't built to fight wars, but to ensure they can fight a war via muscle memory.

Ofc, if your command is particularly brilliant, the aircraft carrier you're in catches fire, but you'll have the muscle memory to rush to your station of you survive the initial contact without panicking.

In theory, the practice and theory are the same and people actually arrive at the same time. In practice, people just jump the red light, climb onto the footpath, drive on the wrong side, etc. and beat the traffic time by 10-20 minutes