It’s sad that the biggest concern legislatures have is plastic bags, and even their “fixes” not only don’t fix the problem (or perceived problem) but cause more problems.
Ironically enough, now there’s a huge push get ban plastic bags and go back to paper. Though there are stores who care so little about their customers they force them to provide their own bags to cart the groceries home.
I hear the next big thing for grocery stores is customers bring their own food in, run it over the scanners, give the store money and take their groceries back home.
I agree with Veeblefester here, though he’s a bit optimistic if he thinks many empolyees put in 3 days of work. To be fair to Brutus though, I think he puts in more work than 3 days per week
This is so accurate for this generation. Instead of doing something productive, like getting a JOB, proving your worth and earning a reputation (or as they’re calling it, a “brand”) just create the illusion of one (well, more like delusion), then pat themselves on the back, expect everyone else to buy into that delusion, and demand a trophy.
Murder? Who said anything about murder? Now that you mention it. I can see it. Why do you think April will be next? Why not Edgar instead?
In your original post you accused John of orchestrating all this. Essentially showing April the boat, leaving the gate open or so she could open it, with a highlighted path to the river and enticing Farley to go to the river
Or did you not post this??? It’s not April’s fault. It’s not Elly’s fault. It’s the fault of one John Patterson and he is trying to cover it up. At best it’s a accusation for child endangerment, at worst attempted murder (and of course the endangerment or abuse of an animal).
I didn’t say April would be next, nor Edgar (who, or what, ever Edgar is) or Farely. You’re the one accusing John of some diabolical murder conspiracry, including this attempt on both.
Likely for the same reason some people read the comments, expose themselves to thoughts or comments they don’t like, then whine about other people not capitulating to their world view.
It’s sad that the biggest concern legislatures have is plastic bags, and even their “fixes” not only don’t fix the problem (or perceived problem) but cause more problems.