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Extremely wet, from the standpoint of water.
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I keep praying for the tool song scenario but it never happens.
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Friends in the valley sending me pics of their flooded lawns. Suckers! My lawn has been flooded for months now
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Mar 24, 2024 06:40
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titty_baby_ posted:Friends in the valley sending me pics of their flooded lawns. Suckers! My lawn has been flooded for months now it's free irrigation. thanks gavin
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Apr 2, 2024 19:30
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Wow, too much rain or not enough rain, make up your mind.
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Apr 2, 2024 22:58
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a retro game reminder that sonic adventure 2 begins with sonic as a prisoner of the military escaping and snow boarding down the streets of san francisco
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The Voice of Labor posted:a retro game reminder that sonic adventure 2 begins with sonic as a prisoner of the military escaping and snow boarding down the streets of san francisco That was just cocaine
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Last month, when reporters tried to figure out how an unusual exemption got inserted into California's fast food minimum wage law that benefited a Gov. Gavin Newsom donor, they learned that the parties involved in the negotiations had signed confidentiality agreements. Galled, a Republican Assemblyman introduced a bill to ban secrecy pacts in lawmaking, a practice critics called plainly anathema to the spirit of government transparency. On Thursday, Democrats killed the measure in committee on a party line vote.
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Apr 26, 2024 14:58
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Lmao Having minimum wage that applies to different industries is so stupid
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Apr 26, 2024 15:01
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A round table here started tacking on a service charge to receipts that explicitly says its to pay for the minimum wage increase and its weird how they do that but somehow all the other fast food/pizza places get by without it
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Apr 26, 2024 15:05
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Apr 26, 2024 17:32
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titty_baby_ posted:A round table here started tacking on a service charge to receipts that explicitly says its to pay for the minimum wage increase and its weird how they do that but somehow all the other fast food/pizza places get by without it You never see a restaurant say “we’re adding a 5% fee to every bill because our rent went up” or because electricity costs went up etc.
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bawfuls posted:Every single one of these line-item surcharges “for labor costs” is an explicitly political act on the part of ownership its also wage theft, usually, lol https://la.eater.com/2024/2/1/24058584/last-word-hospitality-los-angeles-restaurant-class-action-lawsuit-service-charges-found-oyster quote:The suit hinges on four points: whether funds collected from the restaurant service fees constitute gratuities; whether the company failed to distribute the total proceeds; if Last Word retained a portion of the fees; and whether the company retained a portion to pay managers or other non-service employees.
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Apr 26, 2024 19:25
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bawfuls posted:Every single one of these line-item surcharges “for labor costs” is an explicitly political act on the part of ownership There was actually another place here that tacked on an 18% service charge but it was meant to replace tips for the employees and help pay for benefits. It seemed to be an employee led thing and was controversial for some stupid reason. I'd rather them have just raised the price on everything, but I guess it looks better on the menu to have lower prices and small text about the fee.
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I have seen local hole-in-the wall burrito places just have a note on the menu that says “due to the rising cost of meat recently, we have raised our prices”
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