…er, and the vending machines. The vending machines sell hot coffee but the cost is a dollar fifty to four dollars for a very small can. The reason for this is that it must be transported on foot since no vehicles can reach the top. There is also a small restaurant which sells expensive, mediocre ramen but is really good for warming up. Suprisingly, many of the climbers are older Japanese folk who see the climb as a religious experience since Fuji-…
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A Letter to my Foreign Friends (Living in Distant Lands) Warning: Politics involved!
…opposite. You see, in America you can outright lie and it is still ok. For example, the credit card companies will send you applications so you can have a low rate and then jack it up 2000 percent. Stores will tell you, you can “save money” but actually you are spending it. Yea, I know that we had trouble in the open air markets with always trying to bargain but here in the USA it is already built into the price so people think it is ok to pay out…
Oil depletion, a first post.
…f the main factors, that allows our food supply to be produced at a decent cost. From the farmer’s diesel powered tractors that plows the fields, plants the seeds, and harvest them when ready, to the petroleum based pesticides and herbicides, and the natural gas based fertilizers. The diesel/jet fuel powered vehicles, that allows these products to be shipped great distances, in order to reach your local market. The petroleum based packaging, that…
Violence and Islam in Europe
…equal number of offspring, Holland alone incurs a net cost of €7.2 billion [$8.8 billion] a year. In Denmark, looking at tax-payments vs. welfare benefits only, an average immigrant from a 3rd world country (not only Muslim countries) results in a net balance of minus USD 5.200 each year. Muslims in particular add a host of other expenses incurred e.g. from increased crime rates and from having to deal with illnesses that are the results of marria…
The Joy of Being Alive vs. Consumer Culture
…United) and are able to trap consumers into paying more than they should. Examples 1. Telecoms – Why do we need to pay $150 for a basic family plan? More competition would be better but we are left with only a few choices who have unspoken agreements to drive the cost very high. We need a cell phone in this age and thus must shell out major cash to have one. 2. Mortgages – People trust that the institution is looking out for their best interes…