Beyond the paperless office...

[BrilloPad]

Does the young adult mind?

They were livid. So much that they went on facebook and posted about it. That will teach me.

[ladymuck]

I have the mind of a young adult male. Which is more mature than the other male posters here.

Does the young adult mind?

[BrilloPad]

Neither do I.

Luckily we are both not young adults trying to navigate the world on our own for the first time.

I have the mind of a young adult male. Which is more mature than the other male posters here.

[SueEllen]

Have tried to correspond with a couple of big companies recently I don't need to imagine.

Neither do I.

Luckily we are both not young adults trying to navigate the world on our own for the first time.

[BrilloPad]

That's terrible. Hard to imagine why someone would feel that suicide was the only way out of that situation should the debt have been real. It's a shame he didn't feel he could talk to his parents about it.

Have tried to correspond with a couple of big companies recently I don't need to imagine.

I am just waiting for someone to get the death penalty for returning the overdue library book kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson. Computer says no....

[ladymuck]

That's terrible. Hard to imagine why someone would feel that suicide was the only way out of that situation should the debt have been real. It's a shame he didn't feel he could talk to his parents about it.

[BrilloPad]

... is the peopleless office.

Robinhood: US family sue trading app over son'''s suicide - BBC News

And I hope they win enough to close RH down. And all their directors get life in prison in one of those communal American dormetries. As a warning to companies who think iots okay to have rubbish customer services.