So basically academics in the economic field who aren’t totally morally bankrupt but still wanna keep their nice university jobs?

Yup it’s pretty much that, exacerbated in this case by the fact that auto manufacturing makes up an unusually large portion of Ontario’s economy. Ontario produces the second most cars of any state or province in North America after Michigan.

Enough sight taglines, we need audio taglines for visually impaired comrades

Hmm, that’s a lot more tricky, sorry comrade. I agree with the other person who replied, best solution in that case is probably an air purifier by the door. Either than or open all the windows whenever you enter, but that’s not really feasible unless you live in a very temperate climate

Edit: I just realized, if there’s a window near the door, you could also try turning your apartment into a positive pressure room via a window AC so that air only flows out when the door is opened. But I have no idea if that would actually work in practice. Just an idea.

Unless you work from home and have all the things you need delivered and therefore never leave your apartment, why are you particularly worried about the laundry room? The world is rough right now for those trying to be COVID safe, but just be as safe as you can. I don’t think shared laundry is gonna make or break things. If you’re worried about getting it from your clothes or something, wash and dry on high heat.

Oreoke, you mean

The simple solution to this is to not eat chicken breast. Dark meat is cheaper, easier to cook, tastier, and better in pretty much every way. The only reason people eat chicken breast is cause it’s lean meat so they think it’s healthy.

Lmao in what world is that unacceptable to say in America???

Same reason humans thought to eat anything else, out of necessity. We are very fortunate to be able to choose what we want to eat, most humans throughout history just had to eat what they had, and in some situations, what they had was pig ass

It pisses me off so much when people say “oh inflation is going down” because what that means is that things are still getting more expensive, just not as quickly. Shit is already too expensive, we do not need it getting more expensive slowly, we need shit to be less expensive.