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Bread went fast earlier. Baker had technical issues getting out new bread in a timely fashion. So another baker stepped up, and deferred to other baker ( who had baked previous bread)when he finally got bread going.

BO was not on to delete other bread.

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>>7845064

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>>7844870

I had thought about that too. The reason for removing night vision equiptment, is for the cabal.

They have always been in control, and never thought she would lose.

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>>7845258

Yes Texas is a good choice. I would also recommend checking into some southern states( Mississippi, Louisiana) Not sure about their programming needs.

ASs other anon mentioned, depends on what type of weather you like.

Ther south can been very humid, and some Tornado type weather.

Texas can have a dry heat.

Tech wise i would also recommend Colorado.

There are alot of tech businesses.

Denver is a cesspool,( libs have been fucking that city up the past couple of decades) However most of the rest of the state is conservative.

Colorado springs and cities north of Denver closer to Wyoming.

Housing prices are alot better in Texas.

You want to scan job availability, climate, housing and other living costs.

Many cities have booming economies( those ran by conservatives)

Do lot's of research and if possible see if you can apply or have job waiting for you.

Trump's economy, in some fields they are desperate to hire people.

Could be possible to have prospective employer pay your moving costs.Thats why i mention maybe throwing out a few online applications, and maybe they can do a interview over the phone or via skpe/video call.

And if you can have them pay your moving costs, thats a huge help.