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Completely disagree.That is clearly Carnival's fault, 100%
I mean, just look at it.
What choice do they have?What exactly did they think was gonna happen?
What choice do they have?
This kind of monkey-island barbarism is EVERYWHERE, now. Beaches. Disney parks. National parks. FREEWAYS! Anywhere there's these hominids, there's violent chaos.
The law TOTALLY protects their access. The days of "WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REFUSE SERVICE TO ANYONE" or sudden "Club" status, are long gone.
The trend is all wrong. One-by-one, the Elites are busting up neighborhoods.Believe it or not Chicongo has some Lilly white neighborhoods. A couple anyway, I live in one and pay tax's out the ass to support those less fortunate to behave like human beings. Lately tho Ive begun to see the odd decent black folk whom to are also sick of shopping in the neighborhoods they live in and dealing with the savages they have to ; Instead, wanting a pleasant shopping experience.
Still Ive caught numerous retail thieves at the grocery. Not by actually pinching them because the days of myself playing Police are long over, but instead by giving them the greasy eyeball before they could exit. A few times following them and calling the police , who then swooped in and grabbed them. I refused to give my actual phone # and address and instead gave the address of my last station house. As I said the days of myself giving a shit are over but I do hate thieves.
They have the booze setup all wrong and Ive told the manager, "who then proceeded not to care". But the section is to close to the entry/exit ports which turns the expensive Liquors into a stop and grab. I worked retail part time for years and I can smell a retail thief. Guess what my first clue is ?
It's natural for them.They make it look almost like a sport dont they ?
WE DON'T HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Seattle is low on the "Diversification" priority list.Look at my images from Seattle. Just random views taken in West Seattle — my neighborhood.
whatta ya notice?
it ain't very dark…
Ok, stoped by Walmart last night. Walked all over the store and all I could find locked up was the nicotine products in the pharmacy area, a small cabinet in the tool area with stuff like cordless drills in it, and I saw a small area of one shelf in the cosmetics area with plexiglass on it. There was also another cabinet with perfume and cologne that was locked.
Oh, and spray paint was locked up too.
The electronics section had the most stuff behind locks, but I think that's that way in every Walmart regardless of location.
No underwear or socks locked up though. Everything just hanging on hooks. Just grab 'em and throw 'em in your cart.
Joe..........here's an interesting read.
Walgreens customer can’t believe what they see next to store fridge
A Walgreens customer was left stunned after spotting something unexpected during a routine shopping trip.
The shopper and original poster (OP), user Atticus248, shared two photos of the surprising sight in a Reddit post titled, “It’s like Walgreens is trying to go out of business.”
At first glance, it looks like a normal frozen food aisle. But a closer look reveals the freezers appear to have been locked, preventing shoppers from directly accessing products inside.
“Are people stuffing frozen pizzas and fish sticks down their pants now or something?” the OP asked.
More:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/com...-to-store-fridge/ar-AA28OY1s?ocid=socialshare
I first traveled by air in the late 70's. It was a super discount fare from the left coast to the east, and I remember little about the flight, but certainly not passengers who were dressed in trash. In 1982, I traveled to Europe, and again the flight had nothing memorable, aside from a layover in Bangor, Maine.I finished up at the airport. Boy what a zoo that was. Even the white people were a disappointment, with their T-shirts and flip flops.
Maybe I was "slow" in the aviation world, but I got my PPSEL at 25, and I was competent in a small airplane, but nowhere close to even thinking about a commercial ticket. Did Spirit actually hire a 23 year old as an air transport pilot?! I do not care if he (she?) had the hours and the checkride. The answer should be NO! NOT YET! Spend five years driving a sub-ten-seater with a good record of actual IFR hours and maybe you are ready to enter the {airline name} training program.Of course it was nothing like Spirit airlines canceling their 1900 hrs flight to Vegas because the 23yo Pilot drove the airplane into a fence.
Yeah, I remember "Smoking or non-smoking?"I flew when you could smoke on planes...
Life in the City of Zombies | Kensington Philadelphia
Jan 4, 2024
Brandon Buckingham travels to Kensington Philadelphia to investigate the real life city of zombies.
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