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to r/NoStupidQuestions by Seankala
1 month ago
What is the difference between a sandwich and a "sando?"
to r/NoStupidQuestions by Seankala
3 months ago
Why are cashiers not allowed to sit in American stores?
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4 months ago
If someone keeps stealing my food at work and I poison it, would that have any legal repercussions? Or would I be able to play if off as "I was trying to hurt myself?"
to r/NoStupidQuestions by Seankala
4 months ago
Do luxury brands like Chanel, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, etc. do tailoring too?
to r/NoStupidQuestions by Seankala
4 months ago
Who was responsible for the "everybody is a winner" thing in American schools?
to r/NoStupidQuestions by Seankala
4 months ago
Did car bumpers really change because the old ones aren't good for business?
to r/NoStupidQuestions by Seankala
5 months ago
If the TSA decides to stop focusing on Middle Eastern people for random inspections, what would be the better alternative?
to r/NoStupidQuestions by Seankala
5 months ago
What questions do you get asked in a job interview for a HR position?
to r/NoStupidQuestions by Seankala
5 months ago
Why is it illegal in some places to take home or eat food that is being thrown out?
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5 months ago
What did Italians eat before they brought pasta from China and tomatoes from Mexico?
in Mexico
to r/NoStupidQuestions by Seankala
5 months ago
When stock prices go down, how are people losing money if they haven't sold their shares yet?
to r/NoStupidQuestions by Seankala
6 months ago
Why don't they normalize the number of medals won per country?