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I'm genuinely curious.

How will it affect you personally? In terms of the amount of insurance you (and your family) will have to pay and tax credit you will receive.

Your rough demographic and income would also help.

Or should I give gift cards or sth instead?

Carpooling with a coworker who lives close to my place, about 10 miles each way.

I thought about buying lunch etc, but I don't think that's enough compensation monetarily. How much should I give and would money or gift cards be better? I don't want to have like a really awkward discussion.

I'm looking to buy a used car in Florida out of sheer necessity, basically anything that can run reasonably safely. I was looking at cars with under 150,000 miles and anything less than 20 years old. I checked a bunch of websites but the prices are everywhere, I guess depending on brand and history etc. Does anybody have an idea of the general prices I should be expecting for a car that hadn't been completely totaled?

Since that's the exact argument Donald Trump used for voter fraud.

Doesn't anybody remember 8 years ago when one of the largest banks in the world went bankrupt and there were houses literally the price of a cup of coffee?

Some countries hire people to promote it online. It's a Russian technique that the Clinton campaign hadn't caught onto yet, I think it's serving Trump well. About 1/3 pro Donald comments are paid commenter, apparently.

And does anybody know how much they're paid?