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AnObserver says...

Didn't a business affiliated with the Tribune get contracted for way too much money to provide just this service?

AnObserver says...

Weird, I've bought Cannabis products many times, and never needed a software platform to do so. Is this some new strait that requires a server or something?

AnObserver says...

Now I'm no expert, but I have seen chickens at the zoo before. And if my middle school biology teacher is to be trusted, it doesn't take a decade to buy a chicken and have it lay an egg. Where has all the time and money gone in the meantime? Didn't this project get launched a very long time ago?

On Golden Yolk production to begin April

Posted 19 February 2026, 10:32 a.m. Suggest removal

AnObserver says...

And one of them was even previously charged with human trafficking, but was about to avoid that charge with a plea deal. These are not good people, why do we revere them? They've literally made their money through criminal acts and preying on the poor.

AnObserver says...

Wait, so unlicensed rideshare operators are a problem, but the reckless taxi drivers and bus drivers need protection? WTF? Just this week alone I saw a taxi almost cause two accidents, and a bus illegally overtaking, running oncoming traffic off the road.

AnObserver says...

The price isn't the issue, it is the convenience. I promise you, if you ask the average tourist or local how to call a cab, they'll have no idea how to do it. Rideshare services with bespoke apps? Grab phone, tap "Pick me up", done. These services haven't taken over because they are cheaper, they have taken over because it is a premium service.

AnObserver says...

Praise Xenu! What's next, pre-sliced bread and indoor plumbing?

On 'Uber coming' despite taxi union resistance

Posted 4 February 2026, 11:58 a.m. Suggest removal

AnObserver says...

But yet the entire administration has not resigned en masse. Confusing.

AnObserver says...

How about you just use that multi-million dollar video conferencing system that you "invested" in a few years ago? Or was that just a scheme to line someone's pockets?

AnObserver says...

So if the vendors wanted better security, why didn't they hire security? If they wanted their stalls be more secure, why didn't they make them more secure? If they were worried about items being stolen overnight, why did they leave items there overnight? At what point is everything "The Government's" fault?