They aren ' t legally obligated to , but in the event that the government decided that the federal minimum wage should reflect a living wage , they ' ll be fucked in the sense that they just have to dig into their already insanely high profits . <| sep |> Come on everyone , trump won , can everyone calm their shit ? <| sep |> a good way for you to check and feel 100 % is to go into testing grounds and press 1 and hold while pressing 2 on the keyboard unless you changed the default mapping . Or you can check in a regular match also . <| sep |> Just about ready to start insulation and drywall on the inside and vinyl siding outside . We ' ve got about $ 90 , 000 left . <| sep |> uItsChrisRayYeah actually , I reckon can write a story . It was a real trip . This was my second day climbing around Bishop Pass , CA . I had made my way up into a canyon approaching an unnamed peak dubbed Mt No Goode , as some climbers accidentally climb it thinking they are climbing Mt Goode . Intentionally doing both makes for a more exciting day , though , and that ' s exactly what I was after . It was tough going as the high altitude meant thin air , which meant little oxygen to power overworked muscles , and the terrain was almost constantly difficult . Just getting into the bottom of the canyon meant finding a way between lakes and climbing steep hills . Once I was in , though , I was able to start making my way up the canyon wall . Even though it was early July , there was still a good amount of snow around , and snow on a steep incline can be treacherous . I was able to work around it on the way up , and the terrain became a very steep climb up granite blocks , not all of which were secured to the cliff . In fact , my first near accident of the day 14 m 54 s was when a block I stepped on with my right foot came loose and tumbled down , taking the rock I was gripping with my right hand down with it , along with several others . Fortunately I was able to keep on the wall and not go down with them . In time , I made it very near the summit and on top of the canyon , where I was treated to an amazing view of the mountains on the other side and assaulted with a strong , cold wind blowing in as well . I was able to make it the rest of the way to the summit , and set about reaching Mt Goode . Reaching Mt Goode meant downclimbing some and staying near the top of the ridge line , scrambling from granite block to granite block all the way over . This took a lot longer and was much more exhausting than I expected , and I quickly realized there was going to be trouble getting down . There was a large area of snow below the summit , shaped like a T , and I would have to figure out how I was going to deal with it . After reaching Mt Goode and happy to have made two summits in one day , I started making my way down . It was simply too late in the day to go around the snow , so I made my way down to it and tried picking my way across . In hindsight , this was a terrible decision and led to my second near accident of the day 32 m 10 s . After making it most of the way across , the snow under my feet gave way and I entered an unstoppable slide . Fortunately I hit the rocks below me before building up much speed . As can be seen , if I had slid earlier , before getting over that rock outcropping , it would have been a long , long way down and likely would have not ended well . I got lucky on that one . I was able to finish the rest of the climb back down largely without incident , but I managed to walk past my campsite and had to do a lot of backtracking in the dark and the cold without a jacket . Another lesson learned , just as you should always carry a light , always carry a jacket ! I did eventually make it back to camp , got some food into me , and called it a night .