Titanfall 2 doesnt show any listings ? Is it gone ? <| sep |> I disagree with them . <| sep |> Word cloud out of all the comments . I hope you like it <| sep |> No he wasn ' t Yurio felt so upset and . so . not OK during his performance . <| sep |> Sorry man too many caterpies ! Couldn ' t find you <| sep |> At this point , I ' m afraid that the totally unbiased and trustworthy local government officials handled the machines and paper trail appropriately . <| sep |> Time Spiral came in Autumn of 2005 and damage on the stack was removed with M 10 in Summer of 2008 . <| sep |> Its a bit more complicated than that . First off , you really do have VASTLY different taxes in different areas . Most commonly , you ' ll have the sales tax , which varies from state to state . For instance , its 7 % in Pennsylvania , but 4 % in New York . And then , there ' s a few states like Oregon that have no state sales tax at all ! Then , you have county , city , or localality taxes which exist in some places , but not in others , even within the same state ! Then , there ' s the fact that in some states , items like food and clothes are exempt from sales tax . Then , there ' s also states that have separate taxes for alcohol and tobacco , and in a couple states , like Pennsylvania , Alcohol can ONLY be sold by stateowned stores ! So walmart , Target , Kroger , Meijer , and other grocery stores can sell alcohol all they want in , say , Ohio , but cross the border into Pennsylvania just a few minutes away , and suddenly , they cant ! What it really comes down to isnt that its easier for the stores to not print out different labels for different stores , its that its actually less frustration for the store AND the customer . Honestly , its less work for EVERYONE involved to have the tax separate when you have THIS MANY different tax rates and areas they apply in . That way , a company can print ONE ad in the paper listing the price as $ 300 , and EVERYONE knows that its $ 300 , plus their local tax rate . If they were to include the tax in the listed price , they would have to print hundreds upon hundreds of different versions of the flier , and then make sure that those fliers ONLY end up in the right area . If a flier advertising that $ 300 item which was meant for area A which a tax rate of 4 %, making the total $ 312 were to find its way into area B with a tax rate of 9 . 5 %, making the total $ 328 . 5 then you ' d have customers coming into stores in area B , holding the flier from area A , and expecting to get area A ' s price . It can ONLY cause headaches , and these types of misunderstandins . But , if sales tax is separate , then area A and B both get the SAME flier , advertising the $ 300 BASE price , and people in BOTH areas know that its plus tax .