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@notmyraf @mattmpls33 Kids count as customers as well. Someone trying to buy 3 packs of cards for their 3 kids obviously isnt a scalpers. Zack is being a bit of a dick, and I say that as someone who's worked in retail.

@mattmpls33 You’re an idiot. All Target stores have a limit. They are enforcing it in order to prevent scalping. Shaming a worker who is only following store policy is lame af. I hope you and your kids never pull anything good lol

Thanks Zack at Target. 2 pack limit for my 3 kids. Dick. When shelf looks like this….😡

@MisyDP Maybe in the right area this could work. Rich people who are willing to toss extra money the garbage for convince. Not everyone wants to dedicate a garage or room for home gym equipment.

This is a great business idea. So many people don’t want to go to a gym where there’s other people and like the convenience of working out at home. So a gym-on-wheels it is!

@YaboiiTese @ClownWorld Nothing about race was mentioned. Who is the racist? Maybe you?

All these white folks in here mad because a young black man, and his family happy having fun while smiling. White folks hate to see us having a good time. The car is nice rental or not, the money is real never fake, they’re happy and not thinking of whites, but whites thinking about them living rent free in their heads!!! Love to see it…

@Calm_InChaos @SusieM414141 Video literally says the shipping was free. Certain dollar amounts get free shipping.

@SusieM414141 It must be nice to have that much disposable income to pay all that unnecessary shipping costs just for a cool tic Tok video.

This man ordered 165 pool noodles from Walmart. When they arrived through FedEx, there was a little surprise. They had been individually boxed. You just know that Walmart employee is paid by the hour. 😆😆 And the FedEx driver got to unload an entire truck in one place, and they weren’t heavy.

@ColburnTex @ClownWorld You obviously have not worked in a restaurant or retail. After close we start taking all the money out of the safe to count and drop off at the bank. They are not opening the door so they dont risk getting robbed.

@ClownWorld I agree. The customer pays them. As she said-all they had to do was hand her the food.

@GeeksGamersCom They need to separate everything Disney has done and make it a separate universe.

RUMOR: Disney to Remove Star Wars Sequel Trilogy From Timeline to Resume Focus on Original Characters "If true, this would be one of the most dramatic franchise shifts in modern Hollywood history."

@LarryJones This is one of the reasons fast food is so expensive now. They keep raising food prices every time they raise wages. Same thing will happen if servers got paid a livable wage. The food will start costing twice as much. Cheaper to just tip 20%

Can we stop saying " if you can’t afford to tip you can’t afford to dine out!" We need to be saying, "If a restaurant can’t pay its employees a livable wage without depending on the generosity of customers then they can’t afford to own a business!”

@fandompulse Calling others racist while being a racist.

Disney Star Wars Actor John Boyega refuses to watch movies like The Lord Of The Rings because of a lack of black representation: "There are no Black people in Game of Thrones. You don't see one Black person in Lord of the Rings. I ain't paying money to always see one type of person on-screen. You see different people from different backgrounds, different cultures, every day. Even if you're a racist, you have to live with that. We can ruffle up some feathers." Is he racist for acting like this?

@MatrixMysteries Its priced that high because idiots will pay it.

An American grabbed a simple meal at Park MGM Las Vegas. Just a bowl of pasta and a water. Then came the bill: $52.95. This is what unchecked corporate greed has done to Vegas.

@ValerieC_TX @WallStreetApes Its to cover the cost of having those drivers on hand to bring you the food.

@WallStreetApes I have to chime in on this side of the internet real quick... If the delivery fee ain't for the drivers than wtf is the $5 for?

Papa John's Pizza printed on their pizza boxes that “A delivery fee is not a tip” They then ask you to pay their drivers with a tip “Tips aren’t paychecks pay your f*cking employees” Tipping in America has gotten completely out of hand. I agree we should tip pizza drivers, but so many companies are now subsidizing employee wages with tips, it’s inescapable and everywhere For pizza delivery drivers in the US, tips typically make up 25–50% (or more) of total take home pay. Which is crazy

@WallStreetApes The prices of the food would just go up if it wasnt customary tip tip food delivery drivers. You can get a large pizza at dominos for $10. If they had to pay drivers more, then that $10 pizza will be $20. Every fast food place in my area thar raised wages also raised prices.

@SusieM414141 He is not a employee. He is a independent contractor and the restaurant has the right to not use him for any reason. Its also private property so they can ban filming inside.

This DoorDash driver is just finding out he has been banned from picking up deliveries from all the Chop Shop locations because he live-tapes his work for social media. She says he’s been recording their staff, including underage workers. So who is right? Is he covered by the 1A in this instance, or is she right for protecting the employees? Not sure she can legally stop that.

@aakashgupta The reason I never bothered to go was because it wasnt based around the original trilogy. Dumb move on Disney.

Disney spent $1 billion in 2019 building a Star Wars theme park where you were not allowed to meet Luke, Leia, Han, or Darth Vader. Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland was set on Batuu, a backwater planet in a narrow window between The Last Jedi and Rise of Skywalker. By that timeline Luke was dead. Han was dead. Vader had died 30 years earlier. Leia was alive but had no canonical reason to show up at an outer rim smuggler outpost. Imagineer Scott Trowbridge spelled out the design rule in 2022. Characters on Batuu would stay locked to their specific era. No visitors from other Star Wars timelines. The immersion was the entire point. In practice guests flew to Anaheim for Star Wars and walked through a $1 billion set to meet Vi Moradi and Dok-Ondar. The locals of Black Spire Outpost. The parallel failure was Galactic Starcruiser. $5,000 for two nights in the same sequel-era window. No Luke, no Vader, no Han, no Leia. Disney wrote down $250 million to close it 18 months after opening. On April 29, Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland abandons the rule. Darth Vader will roam Batuu hunting Luke. Leia and Han will appear at the Millennium Falcon. Kylo Ren is being pulled from the land and relocated to Tomorrowland. The ambient Batuu music gets replaced with the John Williams score. Disney spent seven years defending the design principle. Then Galactic Starcruiser closed with a $250 million write-down. Luke Skywalker showed up for one limited event last year and got swarmed by guests. The rule quietly got dropped. Avengers Campus figured this out on day one. You put Captain America in the Avengers land.

@gotrice2024 The bottoms of the bags do fall out sometimes. Im assuming that's what happend and I dont think its unreasonable to want your food remind if it falls on the ground.

This man went to a restaurant and ordered a bowl and a burrito. After he paid, they but both items in the same bag and handed it to him. The man takes the bag and takes a few steps and drops his food onto the floor. He claims they should have put each item in its own bag instead of bagging them together. He then takes both items that have touched the floor and puts it on the counter and wants them to remake it. They tell him the would only do so if he threw the items away, he refuses to throw it away himself and demands they give him his money back. Besides telling him to leave, should they have just thrown it away themselves and refunded him or did they refuse because he broke food safety guidelines by putting the dirty food on the counter?

@toouufii @elonmusk No one will be getting checks. It will be digital money the government controls. They can control what we spend it on and set expiration to spend it by.

@elonmusk Gov checks is indeed the best UHI option that is "currently doable". Eventually a better option would be a check collected upon completion of micro-education like AI Node Operator. Even post ASI, even if just for the sake of Entropy. Eventually @elonmusk will be saying this ♤

Universal HIGH INCOME via checks issued by the Federal government is the best way to deal with unemployment caused by AI. AI/robotics will produce goods & services far in excess of the increase in the money supply, so there will not be inflation.

@WallStreetApes When he turns the camera you can see planes. He is in a airport. Although fast prices have gone up, restaurants in airports always cost more.

Americans have to keep calling out the outrageous prices for fast food At Wendy’s a combo is $15.99… sit down restaurants used to charge this In 2019, this same Baconator combo was $7.50 Wendy’s major shareholders are BlackRock, Vanguard and Trian Fund Management (hedge fund)

@RealAshlar Someone who is food safety trained is supposed to make the drinks. This is the restaurants responsibility.

A Door Dasher arrives to pick up an order for delivery, door dash orders need to be sealer at the restaurant as well as their drinks. The Taco Bell worker didn’t seem to want to do it nor did she understand why it needs to be done. The manager had to step in and intervene. Usually the drinks are self serve but with a food delivery, the customer can’t serve themselves because they aren’t there. Should the delivery driver have just made the drink himself or was the Taco Bell manager lying when he said they usually don’t make them?

@EveryUsersTook @gotrice2024 Its in the policy that drivers can only carry a certain amount of money. You agree with this policy when you order. You keep the food without paying then thats theft. Want to go to jail over fast food pizza?

@gotrice2024 customer is right. he used legal money to pay for an agreed upon service. not my problem you don’t have change. and if i don’t get my change back, ill be glad to sue 😂😂 ez

This man ordered some pizza for dinner. He knows delivery drivers don’t carry much money and he only had a $100 bill. So he called down and explained to them and the employee said it was fine. When the delivery driver came out with the food he says he can’t break a $100 and only has $15 on him. The man tries to explain that he only has the $100 and that he already spoke to someone at the shop. The man is now refusing to give the pizza back and suggests the driver takes the $100 and comes back with change but the driver said no, since it was a busy day. Should the man give the food back since he did try to pay and they declined his payment?

@gotrice2024 Its in the policy that drivers only cary a certain amount. Its common sense if you need more than a few dollars in change you need to pay with a card or break the bill before ordering.

@Rightanglenews Can't believe how many people are saying stop complaining and go somewhere else. We should absolutely call out places that are not providing what's advertised

An American man who says he knows he’s getting ripped off when he goes to Chipotle has finally whipped out a scale to measure how much chicken he’s really getting, only to find his $12 bowl contains barely two grams of chicken. I don’t know about you, but I remember going to Chipotle in 2015 and never being able to finish it.