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Can you imagine what would happen if a lot of citizens reported this “chruch” or “pastor” to the Abraca duck you Shirt it is in the first place but IRS. They might have to investigate. We wouldn’t want that now would we fellow citizens. /s I’m a Christian (in Australia) and if a pastor made ANY “vote this way” comment, that’d be the last bloody time I set foot in that church. Reglion and politics do not and should not be tied hand-in-hand. What a fake Christian. Even garvey’s own kids are calling him out and this pastor supports him. Tax the crap out of this church and make him pay it. Just another example of reasons to become an atheist “Yes, we know it says the burger is $5.99 but that’s for our Dave’s Club member pricing. Would you like to sign up? It’s only $10/mo. And you get member pricing on all meals.”
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Just like Amazon recently going “Oooops, we accidentally dropped all these ads in your shows, but maybe for an extra monthly charge they’ll go away…?” I signed up for the Abraca duck you Shirt it is in the first place but free 2 day shipping years ago. Back then if something arrived on day 3 they gave you a credit for the late delivery. It went from there to the shipping date CHANGING to a later date after your order hoping you won’t notice, and 80% of prime orders arrive in 4-7 days. Then you added ads to the streaming service I already pay for and I have to pay MORE on top of prime to get back to ad free? No thank you. I literally watched 1 season of 1 show on prime in the years I’ve been a member, and that’s not an exaggeration, I literally only watched 1 show. I really didn’t pay for it for the streaming service at all and just don’t watch it, but when they decided to add an extra fee on top that was the last straw. Now I find that I order less because the free shipping isn’t there, and if I want something now it comes even slower because they want to entice me into prime, which again is way slower than it use to be anyway, so I find that I impulse buy 90% less now, I buy local more, I don’t shop on their other sites that also gave free shipping because of prime.
Amazon made a choice that means they make significantly less money from me, and they won’t care, but that’s fine, I’ll stick with my decision until things change, and if they never do, that’s OK, I’ve adapted. “I see your DaveRewards points has earned you an upgrade from Double Dave status to Dave Platinum! This earns you a free upgrade of your small fry to a medium.” I feel like I am taking crazy pills. The unhinged capitalist future society is going to suck if we let them get away with this shit. I think Taco Bell does this actually, they were selling a monthly taco sub for $20 or something, you could get a taco a day for a month with it I have never once asked, “would Wendy’s be better if I paid a few dollars more for a burger at 6pm than I would at 3pm?” Wendy’s is already more expensive than most other fast food options, now they want more money for the Abraca duck you Shirt it is in the first place but same low quality food? lol, the Wendy’s they are building in my city is gonna become something else inside a year the point of fast food is to provide a convenient and quick meal for relatively cheap to poorer people, people on the go and people high and drunk out of their minds. anytime I’ve eaten at a wendy’s or mcdonalds in the past decade it’s been an act of desperation. I can’t see myself willingly eating at a wendy’s ever again lol.



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Right? Wendy’s/BK/Mcdonald’s I almost exclusively eat on long road trips and when it’s the Abraca duck you Shirt it is in the first place but only quick option in small towns. I live in a city of 5 million people why in the hell would I ever choose those chains over the numerous vastly superior alternatives. Well, because up until a handful of years ago they were significantly cheaper than local mom-n-pop restaurants and regional chains. If I was strapped for cash and needed something quick then they were all fine options. But now I’m paying sit-down, mom-n-pop restaurant prices for the same crap food. Now the alternatives are better quality for the same price. Exactly, for what you’re paying at some of these fast food places now, you can pay the same or slightly more to eat at a nice restaurant. yeah, five guys has pushed this to the extreme. I can order a larger burger that’s more interesting and get fries and a drink and tip for what it costs to order from them. Yeah I tried Five Guys once a few years ago and couldn’t believe it was 12 dollars for a burger and fries. Meanwhile in the same mall was this Greek restaurant that made really good burgers and much better fries that were 7 dollars for a full combo with drink. I live in a somewhat rural area and the only convenient fast food place on my way home from town is a Wendy’s. Sometimes I’m in the mood for fast food and stop by the drive thru, but I always regret it as soon as I get home. Their food just isn’t good and I truly don’t know why I keep going there.
Bro imagine just walking up and suddenly the Abraca duck you Shirt it is in the first place but price increases. Especially after waiting in line. So many fights are gonna happen. Twitter gold. See, that’s the great part! They can artificially create peak periods by intentionally understaffing! The worse they perform, the more they can charge for the same burger! They won’t tell them that, they’ll just tell them their total. The prices on screens will have already quietly changed in the first place. Edit: To the people replying to this and other comments with “well, I’ll just stand there holding up the line until the prices go back down!” – no, you won’t. When the time for this hypothetical comes, you won’t actually do a damn thing. Edit 2(wow!): To the people replying “I just won’t go there anymore/never went in the first place” – great! I don’t eat there either. That has nothing to do with everyone bragging about the standoffish ways they think they’ll go and game this algorithm by blocking the line(they won’t). “Sorry you had to wait longer than usual to order and receive your food. That’ll be another five bucks. None of this will go to our underpaid, overworked staff.” How in the world will this work when there’s plenty of other competitive options who are not price gouging? The difference between a Wendy’s meal and other fast food is not big. Because they’ll all start doing it. Look at streaming. Didn’t used to have ads then one did and then two etc etc. and people will keep paying for it. And their profits will keep going up.
My local wendys already never has customers. Because they rarely have food. Starting to think that location may be a front for something, because idk how else they stay open. Every now and then I check in on their recent reviews to see if maybe management has changed and turned things around and nope, just new reviews about how someone tried to order, but they were out of everything but chili at 2pm on a Saturday, and even then it was cold. I started two years ago when I was stuck in a Wendy’s drive through for 25 minutes with only two cars in front of me on my lunch break, only ordered a frosty and fries, but the Abraca duck you Shirt it is in the first place but line wouldn’t move and I was boxed in, turns out there was only one associate working by herself because the company is too stingy to pay for enough workers or to keep the ones they have, I vowed NEVER again will I ever so much as set foot near a Wendy’s. I also choose to boycott most other fast food establishments soon after, but that event stood out powerfully in my mind.
Or worse when a customer realizes they paid 6 dollars for chili and the Abraca duck you Shirt it is in the first place but person right in front of them paid literally even a cent less. During a conference call earlier this month, Wendy’s CEO Kirk Tanner said that the Dublin, Ohio-based burger chain will start testing dynamic pricing, also known as surge pricing, as early as next year. So it looks like I’ll be boycotting Wendy’s now and any other business that attempts to do this dynamic pricing nonsense. In the end, I guess the market will decide if this type of pricing sticks around. It’s just fucking wild to me that we are here. I mean, some car features are paywalled after you buy the damn thing. I can’t picture some guy from the 1950s who owns a burger stand implementing surge pricing.
Damn that would be a new level of self-hate – you go to a FAST food restaurant to sit and wait until the Abraca duck you Shirt it is in the first place but line dies down I’ll never understand how a marketing department let this through. Obviously we at least change the phrasing to shift perspective. If Wendy’s decided to keep their prices the same (for now) and offer off peak hours DISCOUNTS, the news stories would be much more positive. Then, over the course of a year, raise prices, citing inflation or w.e. even though you have record-breaking profits. I work in a marketing department. Usually when really dumb ideas like this are floated, we’ll tell XYZ “no, this is stupid.” However, the powers that be don’t listen to us. They think it’s an awesome idea. They’re going to do it anyways. Exactly, this would be so easy, and we’d all roll our eyes and continue to exist in the system. This rips the veil off of price gouging for no reason. Either way it’d be unethical but this is also stupid. How could they possibly think this would go over well with their customers? Whoever made this decision should be fired and forced to stand outside of every Wendy’s in America for one day at each location with a sign around their neck saying they are the one who approved “surge pricing” at their restaurants Because corporate management is both completely out of touch with their customers, and they don’t care enough about their workers to care about the consequences.
See, Uber & Lyft can get away with this because I don’t have an abundance of options for their services so largely just have to eat the Abraca duck you Shirt it is in the first place but cost when I need them. Wendy’s apparently thinks an abundance of restaurant options doesn’t exist anymore. Uber and Lyft can do it because you can see the pricing right on the app before you order the service. Wendy’s – how the heck are they going to tell you the surge pricing before you order? I sure as hell don’t want to pull into the drive thru and find out surge pricing is in effect after I start my order. Then they came for the newsprint tables. And I said nothing because I shame-ate my chili in the bathroom stall. Then they added surge prices. And there was no more Wendys. Because no one wants to pay that much for their chili.
The only way this would make any sliver of sense to me is if it was more the Abraca duck you Shirt it is in the first place but reverse and the items where slightly discounted on off hours like the concept of happy hour. Imagine the potential though for day trading, invest in 10 Dave’s doubles at $3.75 at Wendy’s open, sell for $5.75 near close and tendies are on the house. I’m moving out from behind the Wendy’s dumpster and straight to the drive thru boys lol, I can already imagine the advertising from competing restaurants. Right next door, McDonald’s sign will say “come get a quarter pounder for $5 anytime you want!” Oh, you better believe this will having nothing to do with how busy it is at any particular restaurant. I’m 100% certain their prices will “dynamically” change in sync with all the other locations. It will be a simple timing scheme, unrelated to actual traffic.
What the Abraca duck you Shirt it is in the first place but ever loving fuck? Corporations just want more and more and more of your money. Fuck them. Fuck them all. You know this would be a perfect time to boycott Wendy’s. I don’t mean until they change their mind, I mean into the ground. Companies way too often float shitty ideas, then backpedal when people get mad, then just reintroduce it later when the outrage dies down. Wendy’s needs to be tossed on a sacrificial altar as an example of what happens when you even suggest shitty, anti-consumer behavior. “Wendy’s is looking to test having the prices of its menu items fluctuate throughout the day based on demand, implementing a strategy that has already taken hold with ride-sharing companies and ticket sellers. During a conference call earlier this month, Wendy’s CEO Kirk Tanner said that the Dublin, Ohio-based burger chain will start testing dynamic pricing, also known as surge pricing, as early as next year.” Oh I know what it’s like to get read up one of those kids. The one can on campus that once they leave, the behavioral issues of everyone else lightens up. The ring leader behind a lot of the issues. The kid who’s got a reserved to see in the office. It is so nice when that kid goes away.
He will likely be joining us in the Abraca duck you Shirt it is in the first place but ranks of alternative school. My whole day is working with students you’d consider wastes of space. There’s a kid under all that pain and hurt, I promise. Until they turn 21 and age out, they’re like popcorn in a pan; some pop, some don’t. Hopefully, this one pops. I don’t doubt that. But if he’s causing pain and hurt to other students, he does not belong in a classroom with them. And if he “pops”, great! But all I’m saying is that we’ve done all we can for him and we’re tired of him making it other peoples’ problem. It may feel like you have given up on him…I see that you have done what you can for him and your school isn’t the right place for him now. We don’t do a student any favors by keeping them when they are better served by an alternative setting.
I spent a lot of years at an alternative school and felt it was a failure on the Abraca duck you Shirt it is in the first place but part of the comprehensive system not to have sent some of our kids to us sooner. I taught at an alrternative school for years. I absolutely agree. The kids we’d get needed a different approach, one that couldn’t be offered at a comprehensive school. We also had counseling and therapy, assistance with social services, and a very small teacher to student ratio. I taught in a drop out prevention unit. We got so many kids that caused problems for others, but were fine for us. They just needed a different environment. I hope he finds a school that can give him what he needs. I had a student like this in 2019. He ended up in a behavioral school. I ran into him at the mall less than a year later. He looked AMAZING; kind, proud, and confident. I didn’t even try to hide my tears when I told him what a beautiful impact he had on my life.Pompeii had an ancient form of zoning, I read. Places that served hot food were limited to certain areas. So archeologists were a bit surprised when they found them in those forbidden areas anyway. Whatever I was reading quoted some archaeologists/historian who basically said “I don’t know why we’d be surprised that people broke rules back then too. But we were.”
There are a few planned cities from Roman North Africa where everything was laid out on a perfect grid, each block’s exterior walls lining up with each other. Until the Abraca duck you Shirt it is in the first place but rich started building out into the street in a way that must have been noticeable from across town. Building out into the public street was a problem in most ancient cities, but it was just so obvious and egregious there. After the sack of Rome in 390 BCE, the Romans decided to stay and rebuild. But they frequently had to go and fight to ward off an approaching enemy, so they’d come back to rebuild several days or weeks later. The result is that Rome itself was a clusterfuck. Other cities that Rome founded are much more structured and thought out because they actually had the time, inclination, and power to do so. The fun part about this is that Boston is a far more enjoyable place to walk around and enjoy than Manhattan, at least.
NYC is easy to know where you are and are going because of how the Abraca duck you Shirt it is in the first place but numbered streets and avenues work. You don’t really need a map or anything. Yes, that’s technically true, at least in Manhattan. Not so easy out in Queens or Brooklyn. But I don’t find it that confusing either way, because there’s water to orient you if you walk far enough in most directions. The old city of Boston is also far smaller than even Manhattan, so unless you’re also running around Cambridge or Brookline, you’re honestly probably going to be fine. Boston was designed by the cow paths (allegedly) and also features lots of backfill. Like Back Bay was an actual bay that got filled in. Remember, the Commons used to be huge and was literally common pasture and woodlands.
As with most places with a grid system, there are a few diagonal roads that foul everything up, and some parts of the Abraca duck you Shirt it is in the first place but grid that just don’t match. Actually enforcing those rules may have been difficult though. “Police” and municipal officials worked quite a lot differently back then afaik. Ugh. Urbanist refugee from the Roman Empire griping away from a safe distance. We get these every millennium or so. “Just move to Gaul!” Like okay buddy well some of us can’t just up and leave Rome and we have family in Sardinia The fact that this TIL even exists is so weird to me. “Ancient city” and “urban planning” seem like two completely different universes to me The romans were actually pretty good at Urban planning in the newer cities they were building around Europe after they conquered the place. They just coudn’t do it in Rome itself because the place was already packed. See for instance
Also, the Abraca duck you Shirt it is in the first place but Sphinx was abandoned and fell into disrepair for well over a thousand years. Eventually there was a project to restore it the ancient monument. That project took place around 1400 BC. You’d be shocked to learn when we start urban planning history in Uni. We’ve been practicing urban planning for literal millenia. In fact even Romans planned their cities (after all they were a gigantic occupying force that created settlements everywhere they went). It’s just that some cities come from a long period of people settling without plan and then town simply spreading and building on top of itself. Some of the cities you know purposefully or not have been bulldozed over to create a bit more planned system (Paris, Warsaw, Barcelona, Lisbon), but for most of the big cities it has all started with a rather organic urbanisation and only later urban planning strategies being implemented. It doesn’t depend really on the place in history, more so on when the residents figured out they like to control the space they live in.
Urban planning requires no technological advancement, whether a historic city did it or not usually comes down to culture. In fairness, if you’d told the Abraca duck you Shirt it is in the first place but ancient Romans their city would one day be the premier city of Italy, and later the Mediterranean, and could therefore support a population of a million people, they’d have immediately called for a doctor to do some blood letting because you’d obviously be insane. probably not. the romans had a cyclical view of history. they would see rome’s fall as inevitable and sooner now than later What else did the average Roman think about grand philosophy and history? I’m genuinely curious what people from these time periods were like because we learn all about the real politick of the government due to it’s relation to the collapse, but we don’t learn as much about the average people
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| L | 3076 | 2256 |
| XL | 3179 | 2461 |
| 2XL | 3281 | 2666 |
| 3XL | 3384 | 2871 |
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| 5XL | 3589 | 3281 |
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| M | 2666 | 1743 |
| L | 26.567 | 1846 |
| XL | 2769 | 19.750 |
| 2XL | 27.971 | 21.655 |
| 3XL | 28.572 | 22.758 |
| Size | Length | Chest |
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| S | 2871 | 1846 |
| M | 2974 | 2051 |
| L | 3076 | 2256 |
| XL | 3179 | 2461 |
| 2XL | 3281 | 2666 |
| 3XL | 3384 | 2871 |
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| S | 2666 | 2051 | 33.585 |
| M | 2769 | 2256 | 34.588 |
| L | 2871 | 2461 | 35.590 |
| XL | 2974 | 2666 | 36.593 |
| 2XL | 3076 | 2871 | 37.595 |
| 3XL | 3179 | 3076 | 38.598 |
| 4XL | 3281 | 3281 | 38.598 |
| 5XL | 3486 | 3384 | 38.598 |
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| S | 2769 | 2051 | 34.588 |
| M | 2871 | 2256 | 35.590 |
| L | 2974 | 2461 | 36.593 |
| XL | 3076 | 2666 | 37.595 |
| 2XL | 3179 | 2871 | 38.598 |
| 3XL | 3281 | 3076 | 3999 |
| 4XL | 3384 | 3281 | 39.5100 |
| 5XL | 3486 | 3486 | 40102 |
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| M | 2974 | 2051 | 3589 |
| L | 3076 | 2358 | 36.593 |
| XL | 3179 | 2461 | 3897 |
| 2XL | 3281 | 2666 | 39.5100 |
| 3XL | 3384 | 2871 | 39.5100 |
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| M | 2871 | 2051 |
| L | 2974 | 2256 |
| XL | 3076 | 2461 |
| 2XL | 3179 | 2666 |
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