We love spending time in NEPA! About 2.5 hours from Philly, north of the Poconos so it’s not touristy. Good hikes, decent food and breweries, antiquing.

I love Taproot as well!! I add on a half dozen eggs, and the cheese and fruit shares. I also did the Pasta Lab add on but didn’t use the pasta quickly so I didn’t add that on again. I already signed up for the spring!

I’ve done Philly Food Works and Greensgrow in the past. I think Taproot is the best quality and value by far.

Maybe instead of that, the police start policing. They already have a giant budget so they can use the money they have.

When I moved here, listening to him and Ray Didinger on the radio taught me pretty much every I needed to know about the Philly sports scene. Some outspoken opinions sure, but I preferred him over everyone else on the station. I quite liked his ability to engage in conversation with everyone, on all topics, a few of the other presenters on WIP seem to have a style of expressing their onion for 20 minutes, then inviting callers on air and dismissing any opinion that isn't exactly what they just said, with the same talking points over and over again for an hour

FIRST PATIENT OF THE DAY IS ME. TIME TO ADMINISTER TOPICAL ANESTHETIC TO MY SINUSES AND REPEAT AS NECESSARY UNTIL HEART ATTACK OCCURS.

I needed them to switch from regular license to Real ID. Yeah maybe you don't need them to renew.

What are you trying to say? If one brings all the paperwork that is initially required for the REAL ID to renew one - they won't be able to get it?

The resource I linked is a catch-all for getting a REAL ID, for the first time or to renew one. There's no need to breed further confusion by splitting hairs trying to understand bureaucracy.

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NARRATOR: He didn't.

>It's not "confusing"

You're confused. That's the instructions for getting Real ID for the first time, not for renewing a driver's license.

I didn't think you'd need those things to renew. Just when you first get the Real ID.

I'd expect you to be good with the expiring (but not yet expired) license and the camera card.

Source: none. I'm just speculating.

They aren’t bookies. It’s a casino that you’re placing your bets at ( not the bar itself, they are encouraging you to place bets at a casino) Contrary to what you might believe, there is a difference.

You could have changed the radio dial long before this.

So we’re advertising for gambling on this sub now?

Yeah...but is Dibbs open, though?

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The mystery bureaucrats and board members living in Penn Valley with long driveways will never let that happen

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Good, residents should unionize. This is not a problem unique to Penn. Nationally, residents (and fellows) are over worked and underpaid for the services they provide (not to mention their salary largely coming from Medicare and not the hospital itself). To give you a sense of things, senior residents and fellows often moon-light (pick up extra shifts), where they're paid the actual market rate for the work and it's usually about 5x the salary the hospital pays them. Large health systems (literally every one in the area) would not be able to function without their resident/fellow workforce.

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I've really enjoyed Crawford Organics. The biweekly share is enough for my wife and I. Pickup locations in Mt Airy, West Philly, Fairmount and suburbs http://www.crawfordorganics.com/dropsites.html#philadelphia

This happened on the boulevard not too long ago and at Henry and DuPont. Both times I’ve reported to 311 and they were way more responsive than they’ve ever been.

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