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Sob finally found a 180 for $500 been looking for months....problem. Tuesday my company f__ed me out of $900 on my company card. Didn't pay fees from from a job last year they drug their feet paying my expense report. Credit card company hit me with too much. I can't add up They cant either I'm still responsible. Got company involved...per policy blah blah we need to spend $50 a day which was hid way back so I've been following the estimate. I can either pay the amount or get audited then get the difference of what in spent over 50 the last 3 yrs.
go to work for an Indian casino, insurance is crazy cheap. if just you they pay 100% if family, no mater how many they pay 80%.
Hello; Just want to relate the tale of three boneheads I saw today at the local Kroger. The first two were at the gas pumps. They were in two of the fuel bays putting gasoline into containers. The containers were in the bed of pickups and not on the ground. For those who may not know you should place a portable fuel can on the ground before adding gasoline. This is to help avoid a static charge which had been known to set off the gas.
I got out of my truck and pointed this out only to see them continue with what they were doing. One saying the cans are too heavy to lift back in the truck. The other made no comment, just gave that universal look stupid folks get when confronted with information that conflicts with a practice they do because it is easier.
We all who were at the fuel station were very lucky that it is a damp and rainy day here. Much less chance of a static buildup on a high humidity day. Dry winter days are the more dangerous. I always touch the metal frame of the gas pump before fueling during the winter. By static charge I mean the zap you can get when sliding across a seat often in the winter.
The other idiot was driving way too fast in the lane nearest and running in front of the Kroger store. A fellow in a pickup was driving slowly and starting to turn left into one of the parking lanes. The idiot decided to pass the pickup on the left and I nearly got to see a collision. The idiot made it and kept on going at a too high speed on thru the parking lot and beyond.
I got out of my truck and pointed this out only to see them continue with what they were doing. One saying the cans are too heavy to lift back in the truck. The other made no comment, just gave that universal look stupid folks get when confronted with information that conflicts with a practice they do because it is easier.
We all who were at the fuel station were very lucky that it is a damp and rainy day here. Much less chance of a static buildup on a high humidity day. Dry winter days are the more dangerous. I always touch the metal frame of the gas pump before fueling during the winter. By static charge I mean the zap you can get when sliding across a seat often in the winter.
The other idiot was driving way too fast in the lane nearest and running in front of the Kroger store. A fellow in a pickup was driving slowly and starting to turn left into one of the parking lanes. The idiot decided to pass the pickup on the left and I nearly got to see a collision. The idiot made it and kept on going at a too high speed on thru the parking lot and beyond.
Hello; I just found this again after having lost it when my old computer died last fall. Just in case anyone is having a good day do not open the link.
http://www.worldometers.info/
http://www.worldometers.info/