Just making a general observation. If you look at the attached picture with the coins that are generally used the most, you will find the Quarter (Washington), Nickel (Jefferson), and Dime (FDR) all face to the left, while the Penny (Lincoln) faces the right. Also, the first 3 coins are all silver in color, whereas the last is brown. And what was the major thing Lincoln did? Just saying.

Then recently, they changed on some of the coins the directions in which they face.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/17/busin...uit/index.html

"Shaq is finally served in FTX investor suit after months of hiding, lawyers say."

"'A lot of people think I’m involved, but I was just a paid spokesperson for a commercial,' the basketball champion told CNBC in December."

So then why evade? :gtfo2::gtfo2::gtfo2::gtfo2:

https://www.fox13news.com/news/desan...led-a-fast-one

"DeSantis v. Disney: Governor says ‘round 2 of fireworks are coming' after theme park ‘pulled a fast one'"

Disney, time to :gtfo2::gtfo2::gtfo2::gtfo2:

https://www.fox13news.com/news/forme...ral-corruption

"Former gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum heads to court on federal corruption charges."

Andrew Gillum :gtfo2::gtfo2::gtfo2::gtfo2:

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i'll have to take your word kin folk

wow, thats crazy dude..

the entitled pricks down here wouldnt have any of that sh1t..:icon17:

fake news.:iagree:

what a fall from grace.. :shakes head:

I remember during a visit to Publix and first seeing these signs (attached), I asked the store manager specifically what the policy was. There was a limit obviously, but how long did this limit last? For example, if I bought and left the store, then came back later that day, would I be able to purchase 2 more? He said as long as I physically left the store and came back, I could do this as many times as I wanted.

So I did exactly that. Bought my 2, left, came back - rinse and repeat.

On the 5th visit, one of the cashiers apparently ratted me out to the customer service manager. After I checked out/paid and headed for the door, he flagged me down and said I would need to return them for a refund. I told him to speak with his store manager, as he was the one that told me I could do this. I guess he got butt hurt that I wouldn't oblige so he started raising his voice and further demanded that I return them. I told him I've already paid and this is legally my property, and told him in a nice way to go pound salt. As I was walking out, he then screamed for me to never return to the store.

I called and spoke with the store manager, informing him of what happened, as well as the corporate office. Even their corporate office echoed the same message on what the store manager told me to do. I informed both of them that I didn't need an apology from them, but rather an apology from that CS Manager. Of course, my nature is that I absolutely had to get that apology out of spite and principle.

I wanted to make another rinse/repeat trip on another day and called the store to see if he was working that day. I could tell that he was watching me on the way out and on my last trip, I looked at him and asked him if I needed to return these and then told him I'd be back in 2 minutes.

You better have worn your mask, lemming…

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definitely not the golden rule.

Definitely a GOLDEN RULE!

I did something like that at Cabela's. Wifey and me made a couple of trips to stock up. :tup:

F*CK the golden rule. I act accordingly to present company.

EXACTLY! Typically, I ask for forgiveness, not permission. That particular time around, I ask the head-honcho of the store and gave me his blessing.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/17/polit...ion/index.html

"Santos announces 2024 reelection campaign for New York congressional seat."

No motherf*cker :gtfo2::gtfo2::gtfo2::gtfo2: