Your opinion is wrong in my opinion. BARF is very much practised in the US as feeding whole raw unprocessed food. Like, chicken (with feathers, poop, stomach contents and everything that came with the bird), lamb (again everything that came with the lamb), fish (everything that…… you get the idea). And that really keeps the dogs healthy, no teeth problems, no cancer, nothing. I have a 11 year old Tervuren that outruns and outperforms 3-4 year old working Malinois.
Right, the "this diet cures cancer!" claims are probably why the parent comment has their opinion.
Both are likely correct. Highly processed foods are likely as bad for dogs as they are for humans, AND the people who lean hard into those claims tend to be nutters who are coincidentally correct about this alongside the antivax, anti seed oil, naturalistic bullshit that they use as virtue signaling.
It is very easy to get ahead of the 10c meagre discount they are providing. You can get a card that pays 5% cashback. Even at 4$/ gallon, you would earn twice your 10c discount. And I keep the credit card protections.
And for other retailers, I would totally not use ACH just for the protections that a credit card provides.
Abound CU Visa. And there’s always the Chase freedom family and Discover when the quarterly bonus hits. These days I dump my fuel purchases on Sapphire preferred for UR points that I value at 2c/point.
This is highly impractical and it is evident that the author has no idea how IFR navigation and oceanic routes work. When flying on oceanic routes and even on land, you have to intercept certain waypoints and vectored into/around airspaces.
I hate to be discouraging, but maybe the author should make an attempt to understand navigation before cooking up something like this.
