Well he never called, and you cannot go there in person because covid. This book says that customer satisfaction with social security on the phone is way less than face to face meetings.

Anyway there might be hope. Turns out I looked at the wrong dates and it didn’t go down as much as I thought but it did go down.

And I tried to read the rules how they calculate your benefit but can’t make sense of it.  I’ll finish this book and then read another one I got and report back if I figure it out.

And she’s hot, so there’s that.

I want to know when "gonna" entered the written language.  Sure, it's what people say. But PLEASE write it as "going to".  I flinch every time I see it.

Kavanaugh concurrenceAs he often does, Kavanaugh wrote to explain why he voted to allow the moratorium to remain in place. On the one hand, he said he agreed with the District Court that the CDC exceeded its statutory authority by issuing a nationwide moratorium.But, he said, because the CDC has said it will end the moratorium in a few weeks he would allow it to remain in place. He said the extra weeks will "allow for additional and more orderly distribution of the congressionally appropriated rental assistance funds."Kavanaugh made clear however, that if the government were to extend the moratorium past July 31, it would need "specific congressional authorization."

Maybe it’s because we have states and France doesn’t. It’s easier for France to mandate draconian vaccine passport laws than for the U.S. as a whole because state by state they can outlaw them. Having said that, the CDC grabbed power by ordering the eviction moratorium. Way unconstitutional and way outside their authority. And is a total catastrophe.