Should marriages licenses have to be renewed every 5-7 years like drivers licenses?

[Vegasrunner]

[normalice]

Sounds like the sort of thing that should be up to the couple

[Vegasrunner]

@normalice Is that an option somewhere?

[normalice]

Pretty sure you can do that in a prenup

[Vegasrunner]

@normalice You can't at least not in America. I tried

[normalice]

Did you try every state?

[Vegasrunner]

@normalice It's against the law to hold a marriage license in multiple states.

[normalice]

Makes sense. But I'm asking if every state forbids this.

[Vegasrunner]

@normalice Go research it and let me know.

[normalice]

You're the one who wants to know. So pay me to do your research. I charge 10k per hour with a 2 day minimum.

[Vegasrunner]

@normalice Why would I pay you for something you want to know? Sounds like you are unaware as to how business works as well.

[normalice]

I dont want to know.

[Vegasrunner]

@normalice OK, then why did you ask?

[normalice]

It's your question. You can just admit you are a low value man who can't afford the price. I already know anyway.

[Vegasrunner]

@normalice I think I understand your confusion. You have to bring value for someone to pay you, begging for money so that you can have an answer to the question you asked doesn't provide any.

[normalice]

I gave my price to answer your question. I don't understand what is confusing about that to you. Just say you can't meet the price because you are low value. I already know anyway.

[Vegasrunner]

@normalice in my opinion your lack of understanding is directly congruent with your ignorance on these subject matters. A "price" is worthless if no one is willing to pay it so you providing one for something I never asked is bizzare. Furthermore, you are under no obligation to answer any of my post questions, if u require a fee to answer my questions let me be clear in telling u that none will be provided from me now or in the future and continuung to unsolicitedly comment on my post constitute acknowledgement of my terms. I'm happy you're a fan of my work and look forwarding to continued interactions w/ you along these terms. Any future request for monies from you will be referred back to this comment.

[normalice]

Didn't read that but copy pasting from a troll farm script is not the same as having an opinion.

[Vegasrunner]

@normalice Awesome glad you agree w/ the contract.

[Drumlin2001]

I don't have to renew my drivers license. Got it at 17, don't need any sort of retest till at least 65

[Vegasrunner]

@Drumlin2001 Do you live in America?

[Drumlin2001]

Nah. Uk

[Vegasrunner]

@Drumlin2001 Ah, it every 5-7 in US.

[Anonymous]

No! It wouldn’t serve any purpose than for states to collect more revenue.

[Vegasrunner]

@anonymous It would allow each person to review if the other was living up to the agreement.

[Opinion Owner]

They can do that on a continuous basis without getting the state involved.

[Vegasrunner]

@Opinion Owner I think you have it backwards. The state is currently involved now. This way if either side felt the other wasn't performing they could simply not renue the license.

[Opinion Owner]

It’s not a solution to anything, so the answer remains no.

[Vegasrunner]

@Opinion Owner It's an obvious solution. If you were unhappy w/ your situation you could simply not renew your license. This way as you pointed out the government wouldn't have to be involved and it would save both time and money for both parties.

[Opinion Owner]

There’s already a solution: divorce. Answer is a firm no, and it’s utterly pointless to keep discussing something that isn’t going to happen in any country. We’re done here.

[Anonymous]

lol no. lol the government doesn't care...

[Vegasrunner]

@anonymous Correct, this would allow you to keep the government our