Not a worker, but I’ve had to walk thru the drive thru line before. Apparently some 24hr McDonald’s close the lobby after 10pm. I was driving a u-haul that was too tall for the drive thru and there was no where else open at the truck stop.
Everything is possible. But this is a common drive thru “prank” in at least the northeast of the USA, I remember it being all the rage when everyone got drivers licenses.
Pigs live in filth, back before modern food handling standards people would get sick a lot. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religious_restrictions_on_the_consumption_of_pork#%3A~%3Atext=The+pig+is+considered+an%2CIslam%2C+and+parts+of+Christianity.
Yeat yeat yeat yeat
#FUCKcars
Land of the free™.
You’re free to choose anything you want as long as the shareholders benefit.
Some months have a prime number of days.
This and posts where every comment is deleted by the automod.
It’s illegal to cross the street some places
In our experience Google maps updates traffic conditions faster than apple maps. But Google maps tends to pick more routes that I wouldn’t consider the most efficient, ex: getting off the highway sooner and taking back roads vs going up another exit closer to the destination. But like I said we have had a few times where apple maps has gotten confused with places with similar names.
I haven’t had any issues with Google maps recently, occasionally it’ll try to take me on a more “fuel efficient” route. Recently my wife used apple maps and it took us to the wrong location, it kept trying to take us to Washington township when the address we entered was in Washington heights.
I don’t think this is true. Most people in health and elder care would rather do their job than risk getting fired or sued because of a rude client.
Lol I feel like any big sub would see a similar drop in quantity.
I think it’s likely a combination of bots made to generate “engagement” and bots trying to establish themselves as actual users so it becomes harder to spot them pushing a scam later. Content creators may pay for bots to comment to help their videos get promoted, or an enterprising individual may make a bot army to comment on a specific video and try to then sell their engagement services when that video does better. YouTube also has an algorithm for banning/shadow banning accounts pushing scams, leaving “normal” comments may make it harder for YouTube’s algorithm to spot these people.
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I think 911 (or whatever the number is where you live) would be fine. But the argument could be made that the emergency number should reserved for active emergencies, in OPs case the victim is already potentially dead.
Agreed. Normalizing for cost of living would give a better indicator if someone was overpaying.
I’d be pretty stoked if someone gave me a carton of coconut water while trick or treating.
I recently tried a “European” swedish fish by Kolsvart, and they are way better.
It’s all mental warfare, make the enemy not wash their hands, they’ll get sick, boom easier victory. -s