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It’s been 4.5 months and I still HATE this damn phone! Yes, “I sucked it up, buttercup” and made that call today. Hopefully when I finished with the 1 hour class I won’t still want to stomp the hell outta this damn device. Already I’m getting the heebie jeebies thinking about this class meaning; will it be conducted by a real person who can answer my specific questions (if I have questions) OR will it be more like a beginner’s training type video?
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Ok I got one for ya, I have a box in my closet with newspapers from when Kennedy was shot and first man on the moon etc…
My mother had what we called “the cedar chest” filled with things that were meaningful to her. There were baptismal outfits, my father’s wool blanket, a blanket that he was issued during his time as a Marine and yes, there were entire newspapers kept about moon landings and the assassination of John F. Kennedy. And buried a bit deeper was an article written and featured in the Detroit Free Press about her father, my grandfather being brutally shot during a hold up at his SALOON in Detroit. My sister is the caretaker of that cedar chest filled with family memories and historical happenings.
show them the diary's of civil war soldiers so they can read for themselves for example.
no wonder kids can't think anymore, they never learned to troubleshoot or problem solve anything
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I'm terrified to eat a vegetable over 2 inches in length."
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I kinda wonder whether you watched the short video. Apparently the “Undercover Boss” came through and terminated employment of the worker, WHY?, because he failed to offer assistance to Mr. Undercover Boss. When the heck has anyone been in a Walmart when associates approach the shopper to offer help and assistance?
i am never offered any help in walmart . most of the time it is difficult to find. and i let them know if i encounter the manager that i would spend more money there if the employees would help me as in answer questions.
you go to look at a computer, the person in that department, just stocks shelves and has no idea about any specs or anything. if you can't help yourself,you are just screwed
Is Walmart able to provide services for watches ie battery replacement, install new straps(heck, does Walmart even sell watch straps?) So when we get to Walmart no straps only new watches and ALL of the watches are under lock and key. As I recall, the majority of the watches were priced from $9.95 to $39.95 and yes, there were a few more that were higher priced than $39.95. There’s no sales associate manning the counter so it’s a matter of finding someone. That someone (found in nearby clothing area) comes by but realizes that he doesn’t have the proper key. Anyway…. the only point of this story was to convey that Walmart does NOT have enough staff to provide the level of service often found in major department stores AS WELL AS perhaps Walmart does not attract the level of people that are geared toward providing high level (heck, any level) of customer service satisfaction.
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I had a wonderful lunch, yep, I had a coney dog with EVERYTHING! A delicious natural casing weiner on a steamed bun, loaded with hot dog chili, chopped onions followed with the right amount of yellow mustard! Everything was in proper proportion! For dinner tonight, I had a fattoush. Beautiful greens, thinly sliced Persian cucumbers, fresh tomatoes, garnished with bite sized pieces of fried bread of some sort and tossed in olive oil and the juice of fresh lemon! Yep, I was in “HOG HEAVEN” today as far as my meals went, and then I came home and put a scratch in my car that’s about 12” to 16” long because I pulled too close to the mailbox!
99.9% of the time when I park/back into my driveway, my car is facing west and tonight I was facing east and the way Jerry fixed Don’s mailbox into the ground, his mailbox is not “even Steven” with mine, it’s about 2” closer to the road. Bottom line, I DIDN’T PAY ATTENTION TO WHERE MY FRONT END WAS!
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Yes, someone could be fined for moving a mailbox without authorization. Tampering with mailboxes or obstructing mail delivery is a federal offense under 18 U.S. Code § 1701, according to Cornell Law School. If a neighbor or anyone else moves your mailbox without permission, they could face legal repercussions, potentially including fines or even imprisonment.
As I mentioned, there was a period of time that the house was for sale and one of the BIG projects getting done was having a steel seawall installed (at the time there was only a wooden seawall). So as you might imagine, there was a great deal of work being done with lots of earth/dirt being moved. Jerry, an odd and entitled kinda guy, moves dirt out of what eventually becomes Don’s property and over to his making his (Jerry’s) property higher than others to avoid any flooding and/or standing water. Jerry is a gem!
I Google’d this about burial in the United States;
“In most U.S. states, burying a body on private property is technically legal, meaning there aren't specific state laws prohibiting it, but local regulations and zoning laws often create significant hurdles. These local rules can dictate burial depth, distance from water sources, and other factors. Additionally, even if state law allows it, you may still need to involve a funeral director and obtain permits for burial and transportation.”
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