That’s blatantly wrong.
"Under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) … most nursing employees have the right to reasonable break time and a private place to pump breast milk while at work. This right is available each time the employee needs to pump for up to one year after the child’s birth.
This Fact Sheet summarizes the space requirements for pump breaks under the FLSA."
https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/fact-sheets/73a-flsa-nursing-mothers-at-work-general-guidance
I had somewhat of the same revelation when I was younger; a few classmates and myself subbed in for a sport we’d never played while the players went on a school trip
As we learned the traditional plays, I mentioned to my friend we might have an advantage because we had no idea what we were doing so wouldn’t do it “properly” and it might throw off the other team
It was chaos but my prediction was somewhat correct; coupled with our enthusiasm we did surprisingly well
I played blackjack for the first time at a real casino, and I was really upsetting the other table players because I was playing feel. I know it’s different than poker but those players truly feel entitled to the cards you draw
Like if I hit on something I “shouldn’t” some people would groan and then I’d get glares from the next person down. Granted that may have not been the norm but put me off of table games even those are my favorite
I still haven’t played poker. I don’t mind playing the house but I’m not confident enough to play against other people
That sounds reportable and not the norm
Yeah the US is shit, but we don’t need to dogpile. Again, most likely reportable and a singular instance. Thank you for your anecdote