Federal law should cap that at 25% and that should be after taxes and related items are taken out. It's also shared between all garnishments, so if you have 2 or 3 garnishments it shouldn't exceed 25% overall. This is still a huge amount, but that should be as high as it can go in the US. Some states do have lower limits, but a 35% rate should be illegal in the US.
I think with the lead time required for new factories that catching up may be super slow. I'm inclined to lead towards the former still even with new fabs coming.
I just hope we somehow get a real season. I know that's even less likely with the cast having so much more going on, but this 8 episode thing we've been doing is rough.
They're trying to raise 1 million and they're at 600k now so they're probably going to make it. My brain is pushing back hard on looking for charity in the realm of a million dollars for a singular family and I'm sure a lot are with me, but the family does seem to have been downsizing before his death and does really seem to have been auctioning off their valuable possessions.
Supposedly he was 'difficult' to work with and didn't want to continue the role. 'Difficult' tends to have extra meaning, so 50/50 chance it was a misdirect for him saying things the higher ups didn't like and him not being willing to walk it back.
I think the point is that that you don't have to convince a reasonable adult, you have to feasibly be able to prove it in court while staying within the confines of the law. How we feel about information doesn't always correlate with how things fit into the rules and sometimes that can be very unfortunate.
I'm not quite as old as you, but you might be surprised on dating apps. I initially left the age requirements off when I first got on them and every single match I got was around 20 years old. I've talked to some older friends too and it's apparently not uncommon. You can set your age requirements to whatever you want and I can almost guarantee that most of your matches will be at the low end and your age matters almost not at all. Very unexpected and I do not recommend dating someone in their 20s, but you might find that you fare a lot better than you expect.
I remember when I was very young they had a halftime show that was actually just an Indiana Jones commercial. I know Indiana Jones sounds cool, but I remember it feeling like a bunch of people just doing random shit and the product as a whole feeling particularly bad.
Call to Power was such a weird Civilization experience overall.
They had so many ideas and they overdid every last one of them but it frequently still ended up being a real good time. It's kind of a shame it's so hard to purchase now.
It's definitely less funny, but feel like they usually still have at least one real good episode a season.