Personally I think it wouldn't work, If West Germany and East Germany couldn't work, Israel and Palestine connected would definitely not work either

Surely they have nothing to hide if they don't have dual citizenship. Or is there something sinister going on?

I'm a senior in high school and living in LA. I've done some research and living in LA is very expensive, I've heard that LA is very populated and as a result there isn't that many job openings. I've talked to my uncles about this and they suggest moving out of state. But I don't know anyone in other states, and if I do decide to move away, where should I move.

I am new on the checkout and yesterday I refused to serve somebody buying condoms as their use is against my deeply held religious views. My supervisor cautioned me that this was not allowed, how is such oppression of my religion remitted?

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Best answer: If you are just planning to do Disneyland and Universal and not planning to sightsee elsewhere, you probably don't need a car. You can stay in a hotel close enough to Disneyland to have a free shuttle from the hotel and then just Uber to a hotel close to Universal. It would probably be cheaper than renting a car. If, however, you want to venture beyond just the amusement parks and do other things, you probably just want a car. You can get some pretty cheap flights from SLC to LAX right now. I was just looking up flights on Southwest for as little as $59 each way. If you get a good deal on a flight, just rent a car. If you have plenty of time and your own car, just drive your car to CA. If there are more than a couple people going, it would be cheaper to just make the 10 hr drive, with maybe a stop in Las Vegas to break up the drive.

Be careful with cheap motels farther away from the amusement parks if time is an issue. In traffic, being as close as 10 miles from Disneyland could mean a 45 minute drive during commuting hours, but typically about half hour, which isn't too bad if you plan for it. Definitely get to Disneyland before it opens. They will let you into the front of the park early and you will get more done in that first 2 hours, esp on a busy day, than you might for the next 4 hours. But, that doesn't necessarily apply if the park is doing Magic Mornings, so check that schedule, too. You can bring food into Disneyland and there are a ton of inexpensive fast food type places walking distance across the street from Disneyland. If money is an issue, don't buy food in the park. If time is more important, the food isn't horrifically expensive. Just don't buy lots of snacks. Take advantage of fastpasses. Go to Universal on a weekday and don't bother paying for their fastpasses. Think about doing Knotts Berry Farm, which I think is way better than Universal and right down the street from Disneyland.

Laguna Beach is the best beach in Orange County (and Dland is in OC, not LA).

I was wanting to be a airline pilot but I don't know what airline to fly for so I have a list of things that I want from the airline. 1. I want to be able to fly all over Europe and Asia to see things there I don't want to just fly in North America 2. I want a airline where I would be able to live in a nice country. 3. I also want a airline that pays there pilots good. Those are the things I am looking for What would be the best airline to be a pilot for baced off of that list.