Chessmasterrex
That happens. I dated someone who worked in a group home for foster kids and they try to set a kid up with some place to live, like an AFC home after they turn 18, but sometimes they don't have any options and get dropped off at a homeless shelter.
I grew up in a rural area where most of us had well water. Our school would however have a program where the kids would get fluoride treatments. It basically was just a mouthwash.
I always thought it was a bad idea and never did it. However my parents did it, and I'm sure a lot of what is known about them applies to me.
It's odd how some people get wealthy and then want to start their own utopian fifedom. Rich guys were attempting this throughout the 19th century too.
One thing about boycotting the likes of Amazon is that I realize that I don't need any more junk.
This is an old trick politicians use in regards to science. Strip the context out and make it sound ridiculous.
The people in the arts who make lots of money are the exception, not the rule.
I've been using an aeropress at home. It makes a nice smooth cup of coffee with little cleanup afterwards.
I noticed in my younger years that despite vodka's fairly neutral quality, I find that it can cause the worst halitosis after a heavy session of imbibing. Brushing and mouthwash doesn't make it go away. I've not experienced this with other distilled spirits. It's epecially nasty kissing someone who was drinking lots of it the night before.