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But it doesn’t end there. When travel restrictions are eventually lifted, we need people to come back and vacation here to put our economy back to work. If families across the country are spending their vacation savings on paying down bills because they are out of work, that isn’t good for Central Florida either..

I wasted enough of my life doing this stuff to spend more time going into detail but let take the file manager example. The Chrome OS file manager is literally the worst file manager I ever used and I used almost every consumer OS released in the last 30 years. I had to install Play Store (for which I had waited for 18 months), find a suitable file manager.