My layman’s understanding is that the water mostly makes up for it, and that more wobble comes from the moon than any inconsistency in land-mass distribution

Ah, I reread what I wrote - quick point of clarification, I didn’t work for the CRA call center

No.

Good thing I’m not an attorney, solicitor, or barrister, but rather some random on the internet commenting on what information is available to us and referencing a previous case where violence was used by someone claiming defense of their home.

It was WAY higher than double before cutting half the staff. I worked in Callcenter operations for a bit, and the targets we staffed to try to achieve were 80% of calls answered within 60 seconds, and 80% availability.

(Availability==true when there’s someone available to answer a call)

The former could be reached with as low as 66% availability, but if it dropped much below that the call answered rate would absolutely plummet, because people would hang up and call back, thinking they were lost in the queue.

If they’re answering only 5% now, doubling their staff would probably take them to 30-40% call amswered

Edit: I did not work for the CRA, I worked for a different call center, one that serviced Europeans (who pay by the minute to call in)

The police also indicated that the non-resident individual was charged with offences related to home invasion, is known to police, and had an active arrest warrant out.

Considering that farmer guy got away with shooting the native kid in the face a few years ago, I don’t think these charges will stick if it’s just “stabbing is fine, but he stabbed too much.”

Just remember if you do shoot another guy, he needs to issue a public apology to you afterwards.

Made me think of how everything is base 10, even octal or binary.