Sense, Nonsense, and Not-Sense

That kind of says it's a racket, isn't it? Your health is supposed to be important, but if the insurance company will charge you more than you make just for coverage with deductibles and co-pays, then clearly your health isn't very important to anybody.

Tailors and seamstresses would be a very nice thing. About the only time I see them is when I'm getting a suit, and even then, it's just "alterations". Problem is, I would also want my clothes to be able to handle the normal variation of my body over time, so that it can be expanded if I do for a bit, and taken in when I get back in the exercise habit.

For women, I can only guess that it gets worse, because I don't think much of women's clothing is made to be that flexible - and it's very expensive to have to buy more than one of the same thing for when your sizes change.

I don't know why there's that much secrecy on the workers at Google. It seems very odd.

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