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SaltyNewEnglandCop t1_j9wsj66 wrote

It’s safer for them to be parallel.

If a vehicle strikes them, they’ll strike the rear bumper of the cruiser instead of the side, greatly reducing the chances of there being injury to the Trooper.

They also have vehicle installed LiDAR and Doppler Radar which allows them to not have to aim directly at the vehicle they’re looking to measure.

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hermanalexie t1_j9wrqqa wrote

All the people downvoting this comment have never had their shit kicked in working the service well and it shows.

Word of advice to the OP: if you are serious about bartending try to get a bar backing job and just learn like most bartenders do. Bartending is one of those jobs where more is caught and than taught. It’s not something that’s handed down to you because you took a 4 hour course. I think if you’re interested in doing some home bartending go ahead and take the class. You’ll definitely learn a few tricks and tips that spark your interest. But realistically? don’t expect to get a reputable bartending job with the certification. Regardless, Best of luck!

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cheesusbreezus t1_j9wqzsh wrote

Long term carprofen use can affect their liver, so they probably want to run some blood work, especially if your dog is older.

I don't understand this sentiment of "I'm not going to my vet who knows my dogs because I don't want to pay for a wellness exam. Let me take my dog to a new vet so I can pay for a totally different examination and have them run the blood so I can get these meds."

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coolstoryglenn t1_j9woby4 wrote

Relatively common management strategy in labor negotiations is to use a signing bonus to get a lower % increase in salary.

Employees like it because it goes directly into their pocket. Management favors it because it does not compound over time in the way that a permanent bump in pay does.

What were the percentage increases in the new contracts relative to inflation?

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