A lot of the stuff you’re mentioning is basically worthless. Given that he has time he can get prices probably around ebay or goodwill value.

Working CRTs can sometimes go for a bit because of retro gamers.

The more common companies for reselling is for the company to charge you for removal because they will take unresellable junk as well. They are usually the option when selling/donation is not and disposal is more of a pain otherwise. I had to get rid of damaged couches and other furniture recently and to get a dumpster would have been like 500 and then id have to get it in there myself whereas the company charged 600 and they removed it without my help.

Mattresses are usually not resellable and it might even be illegal to do so because of regulations to limit bedbugs.

Music players probably obsolete 0-50. Cutlery set under whatever Costco charges for a set so like 10 unless they are actually silver or something. China and coffee maybe 10-20 per set. China may not sell as younger gen doesnt really use. Lamps 10-20. Books magazines and clothing selling by box/bag you can probably do 10-20 per.

Decent furniture can go for a bit even if the buyer has to transport but 10-20% of original value seems about right.

So what I’m seeing from salary websites, in USD, Japan is about 15K, France about 24K, Poland a bit above 6K, India about 4K.

When you ask what a good wage is things get more complicated. The cost of living varies dramatically between these countries and regionally.

Fancy restaurants do pay more but also have more effort per table.

A diner is running closer to $10-50 per table meaning 2-10$ tips a table. Means theyd have to turn 10-40 times the tables in the same amount of time for an equivalent tip earning.

Fancy places also tend to have fewer patrons not tip, it still happens of course but it is less common.

It depends on how far below the surface and the storm. Energy naturally dissipates over distance.

There’s lag unless its magically projected into your brain. There’s a time delay for photon signal and visual processing otherwise.

Unfortunately in much of the US, that is the law for found assets/property above relatively nominal amounts. At the least a reasonable attempt to find the owner is common law almost everywhere. Cops of course runs into potential issues with civil forfeiture and the like but I’m not sure of a way around that.

The IRS has a section for paying your taxes on illegal/criminal money lol. Claiming it on taxes isn’t the problem. There are other property laws that come into play. Generally, you have to turn it in to the police and let an appropriate waiting/notification period pass before it is considered unclaimed and then legally yours.

The only real exception to this are bearer bonds which the US effectively outlawed in the 1980s so it’d have to be older than that and the issuing entity still exist.

Kidney stones are known as one of the most painful things, and knowing the problem means the pain is no longer important for diagnosis.

You’re female which is a detriment to appropriate medical care, being non-white is also a detriment to care. As others note there are also various systematic and medical reasons a doctor may not prescribe or use pain-relievers especially prior to understanding the problem.

I will say you need a new ob/gyn as there are recent updates that make pain relief a standard for iud insertion.

Honestly that’s a big part of the fear of changing OS. If it works why something else. Users with specific use cases are rarer.

I would doubt most bards could afford books until after the printing press (~1440). During the middle ages (500-1500) is after the fall of the western roman empire (470) where papyrus stopped coming in for about 600-700 years (1100s) before cheap paper from Spain. I think court musicians were a bit different in “class” someone traveling is unlikely to be bringing a lot of written stuff with them all the time unless they were a weirdo. Once cheap paper and moreso the printing press to allow cheap copying spread then so did literacy. So its hard to definitely say whether the average bard would be literate. I think at the start of the middle ages, no, but by the end of the middle ages, yes.

More likely would have been taught orally. A traveling minstrel type bard is unlikely to have written music. Learn the song from your master/other performers then adapt as you wish.

Depends on where you are. Countries more reliant on gulf oil/refinement are going to be impacted more. In the US while our gas prices have jumped it hasn’t yet shown up on transport/food prices (it will, just not yet).

There’s not really any way to suicide that won’t fuck up someone else. You never know what straw makes someone take that final step or influence their plan. Acting as if there are eggshells everywhere is also harmful as then nothing can be talked about. Are parents supposed to hide their kids from couples with a dead child or history of miscarriage? Should saving private Ryan have skipped the d-day scene?

The comic simply notes a common thought “the call of the void” and the unfun realization of hearing said call. What someone takes away from a piece of art is theirs not the artists.

A lot of conservatories/arboretums have these types of spaces in addition to the hotter more humid greenhouse areas.

Even if you don’t have earwax you still shed skin cells.

Need toxic chemicals to make meth. So not just fire but a very toxic fire not to mention the presence of addicts, gangs, and likely other drugs.

Cause the cool kids didn’t read

Pick better hills.

The fascist states of America where you at

I do believe we sank them before they were active along with or near in time to the first decapitation strike. Personally no idea about whether they have more.