Yeah fair, 40% admit, what% lie?

40% is the figure that's in the vernacular so the rest of y'all know where I'm going with that and mentally or explicitly supply the rest, though.

40% of cops and all that

Also with a nontrivial chance of PTSD at that point from what happened to his cousin a few months or so previously, so it's possible that under other circumstances the response would have been more measured.

TBF there's a both/and framing that applies to the interpretational challenge of that passage. It's both true that people who cite it to punch down are fractally missing the point, and important that it's canonical that saying "hell no" can be holy.

Around here that could be two mortgages. Without either of the houses being flipper bait.

Is Deborah familiar with *where* Jesus flipped tables?

I've had (college) students come home short a leg; haven't actually asked but I am PRETTY SURE they'd trade that for having to hear "dude, I'm not mad at you."

Also "draw down"

Just give them plane ticket money and tell them to go home, and I do not care if they buy a bus ticket and use the difference for snacks.

Just wait a little while and you'll get another appetite!

Yours fits in a closet?

So I have some experience base from which to say, the transportation sector doesn't turn left easily.

So in short, this is huge.

Guys. I am from a transportation sector family. The first vehicle I drove was a Cozy Coupe but the second was a tanker truck at PDX and still before I could reach the pedals (statute of limitations has certainly expired for my dad on that one).