Simple. 1.

Sadly, no.

So, here in good ol Austria, when we go to an US/UK/Irish pub and order a pint we always get 0,5L and for a 1/2 pint we get 0,33L.

What ever you decide, know that he probably won't come off from meth. My best friend started using and I am kind of happy we do not live in the same country. He stays sober for weeks or even months. But then the inevitable happens again. He is probably better off than others, managing his addiction. But his depressions getting worse with every episode. That shit just fucks a brain.

Personally I think it is difficult to leave people who need help. But your relationship might have to change to something different for your own sanity's sake. He needs to choose to get help, and you need to make sure to take the space you need. I had to learn that by a very hard way.

Good look, to you, and your friend. Just know., he is sick. Not a bad person. But then you can only do limited things to help.

AFAIK that's the way it has to be done in the EU...

Not a fan of google pay, but I gotta say, I lost way more wallets than phones in my life it's about a 3 to 0 ratio (not counting purses I have lost before owning a phone.

Culprit is: I need the phones app as second factor to log in to the web interface.

I man, do you really need sunflower seeds AND spinach?

Paulinchen war allein Zuhaus, ihre Eltern waren beide aus,

oh, how do I love it!

X, Google, Amazon, you can pay for their services and still be the product. I am not sure if that rule is good in any direction anymore.

That is true, as it is true for payed services too. It isn't in any way impossible that user data of paying customers is sold. You either trust them, or you don't.

Not even an audit is helping when evil people are evil.

I have seriously no idea, but can you take them out easily? If not, it's a walled garden.