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Declare bankruptcy Don't have to pay legacy wages, any management pensions or retirement plans or contributions anymore, realize you can go mostly-online with your existing licenses and restructure from the ground-up hiring only part-time or for near minimum-wage. "Huh, we don't have to dissolve."
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The only non trafficking ones are the mobile vans that are operated by your failed high school classmate.
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Working for a credit card call center, there is always that old literal greybeard that gets called in once every three months to look at the COBOL mainframe stuff because something's broken. He's usually pretty happy and wearing something like a hawaiian shirt and cargo shorts, or a button-down with suspendere'd khakis and a corduroy jacket with elbow patches over top. But by god if Citicard isn't going to pay him $140k/year cumulative for the ability to have him on emergency calls when something goes poo poo with overdraft billing or whatever.
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The K-Mart in Lewiston, Idaho is remaining open? It's a shanty of a town and a shanty of a store (I worked there for a very short period). Why?! They have a Walmart, Costco, and even a Shopko that is paradoxically thriving. With 28k people you can't support too much. And why are so many remaining open in general? Queen Combat has a new favorite as of 18:58 on Oct 15, 2018 |
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I don't often shop at Home Depot, but when I do it's in the middle of a project and I visit the store 4 times in one day.
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Nov 5, 2018 16:49
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rndmnmbr posted:Kan't loving Cook. I mean, intuitive knowledge of cooking is separate from objective reality, Immanuel. Queen Combat has a new favorite as of 01:47 on Nov 6, 2018 |
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Yawgmoth posted:Holy poo poo, same here! I don't know what it is but I feel like I need a nap as soon as I stop walking at a brisk pace through any of those stores. It certainly isn't "I feel comfortable here". The Muzak? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgnaWbPLAks
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fizzymercy posted:Yes. So many. I mean, I am write to single and wait for answer again.
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Nov 7, 2018 02:38
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Like Lenin said!
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Randaconda posted:Why? (note: No Kroger's around me, Publix has it pretty much on lock) Any monopoly of a staple consumer good is a bad thing.
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WinCo is my only hope.
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Cowslips Warren posted:Years ago before Albertsons closed Albertsons still exists tho. Or do you mean before it merged with Safeway? Funny, both Albertsons and WinCo started/are headquartered in Boise. I grew up in the north so was surprised as heck when I saw both of them after moving to AZ, thinking everything about my home state was an embarrassment
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Every Albertsons I've been in (Idaho, Arizona) has self checkout. The one in my hometown got their self checkouts years before the local Walmart did, and it's a town of barely 30k people. Of course, I haven't been in one in probably over a year.
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Here, you have to work at least 20 hours a week to get food assistance. But if you make more than $350/week gross, you don't qualify for it. So if you work full time, or even 35 hours/week, you have to make less than $10/hour.
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GWBBQ posted:T Yes! So, either you have to work a very, very narrow set of hours, or take a tipped service job. Food assistance here is extremely regressive.
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shadowvine118 posted:Reddit has the most obnoxious layout, how did it even become popular in the first place?
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LiveJournal was purchased by a Russian company and is legitimately a big intelligence gathering tool for the Russian government. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-intersect/wp/2014/06/10/whatever-happened-to-livejournal-anyway/?utm_term=.d3bf3fa35792 https://www.themarysue.com/livejournal-russian-federation-tos/ https://mashable.com/2017/04/10/livejournal-russian-law/#QHoOWkAMhPqy
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A large cheese pizza from Pizza hut cost $1.50 in 1958, which is $11.50 in today's dollars. That's about on par with the current price of anywhere between $8-12 depending on area and deals. this forum post states: quote:Our original menu is from 1968... large 16" cheese and pep was 3.24 . We bought the pizzeria in 1983..our 10 year anniversary in 1993 we rolled back the prices to 1983 large 16" cheese and pep was 7.99. I believe we were selling them in 1981 for 7.29 when I was managing the place. Hope this helps. An XL (16" pizza) at $3.24 in 1968 is the same as $23.21 today, and $7.99 from 1981 for the same XL cheese is the same as $21.87. Which is just about the same as straight menu price for the same things today. Of course there are always "coupons" and such, but it was the same back then, too. Discount prices merely had less visibility due to how easy they are to use and apply with online ordering in modern times. Queen Combat has a new favorite as of 03:15 on Dec 5, 2018 |
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You know, pornhub could make a killing with a tumblr replacement.
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Shifty Nipples posted:Dr.Pepper is best hth Truth.
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Diet Dr. Pepper is better than regular Dr. Pepper.
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Volcott posted:Fill up your cup most of the way with Diet Dr. Pepper, then a squirt of the cherry flavoring. That's my policy.
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But his prices are too crazy for failure!
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Last Chance posted:You'll call now.
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It's so bad that when I try to buy things that aren't on Amazon, online, USAA locks the card and I have to go through the purchase again.
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Zesty posted:What? They’re in every apartment complex. Yeah, exactly. What?
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DACK FAYDEN posted:What do all you Spotify-users do on planes? I can't imagine having the phone battery life for music across multiple long flights without obnoxious charging solutions, not to mention having no internet connection. My old iPod really does seem like the only functioning solution there, what am I missing? In modern life I find it's good to have an Anker 26800 battery or similar in my backpack, so my phone and laptop (plain ol' Surface 3, non-pro) can stay charged throughout the day/multiple days. You can also usually have these on planes, as they're standalone batteries, they don't want them checked and actually prefer them as carry-on. drat thing will keep my phone going for two weeks if needed. For Spotify, I just download the music I like. I also (for some crazy reason) maintain my actual mp3 file collection, that is synced automatically to Google Play Music (the free account lets you upload 50,000 or 100,000 songs or whatever for free, and it's your files, not songmatched ones), that I can also have saved to my device automatically. If I really, really like something on Spotify, like the Celeste soundtrack, I'll buy it on Bandcamp and add it to the mp3 collection. Then it's automatically synced with my phone, and google account.
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Fenarisk posted:I tried something like this on a flight a month ago and they won't let you bring it on board. Weird, I've had no issues. What carrier?
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I want to but everything is like $10 minimum and they don't give you bags.
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Aww, I worked for seven years in a Shopko, ABO Optician (independent contractor under the optometrist, but still). Until Walmart came in they were my hometown's only supermarket. Also it was in N. Idaho which is WTF is this Midwestern poo poo doing in the PNW/IE but okay.
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Lewiston, but  close enough. Even after the Walmart opened up, it was still a pretty active store. I forgot completely about Kellogg, which is probably for the best. I guess we had an Albertson's, too, but gently caress that place. You want to talk depressing.
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Sex Hobbit posted:
Extremely local whining, but I moved out of L-town in 2011 and hot drat they hadn't planned for the Walmart and Costco traffic. It needs, like, another entire bridge. That was my main beef, even through I lived basically downtown (4th avenue, 10th street area). Can we do Cities that are Circling the Drain? Because the entirety of N. Idaho/E. Washington, in a 120 mile radius centered on Lewiston/Clarkston, would feature heavily.
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Payless had size 12 women's?! gently caress wish I would have known that two weeks ago.
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No sales in AZ yet at payless, other than the standard BOGO they always do. Cannot wait, though, because I tried on their size 12 clogs and they fit nicely.
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Fair
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Wide feet family  
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I remember wearing size 12 or 13 men's and the army being like "lol no 9.5EE you stupid idiot" and it's the only thing they've ever been right about.
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