Try Salem's in the strip

I feel like this isn't strictly enforced, especially in the middle of the state.

Someone in there commented about a woman being fired for her teeth, which were knocked out by her abusive husband. Jfc

If only I had a nickel for every time I heard someone say they would gladly pay a "fair" price for their food. My tone is because I highly doubt that you (or most people who opine on restaurant matters) would be able to discern a fair price when presented with one.

Wawa should clap back by requiring that employees remove teeth

Yeah I saw this in r/Pennsylvania yesterday. What a load of crap. I bet their dental insurance, if it's even offered, covers nothing like mine doesn't. I linked the other post because there were a ton of interesting comments on/about people who were actually let go over this issue.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Pennsylvania/comments/10l029m/sheetz_reviewing_smile_policy_which_says/

Username def checks out but hey, keeping the crotch goblins safe is added bonus I guess

Haha I don’t rly care about the kids, I love confrontation and pissing people off

I wonder if up the other side of Murray would make sense. Near the quest diagnostics etc

Yeah, but in there is that little word "life", that's generally understood as the things you need to, ya know LIVE.

You are not supposed to be able to deprive someone of food, water, or shelter, but we are currently at a fucked up place in society because we have allowed capitalism to make that possible. We make going to school mandatory (fine) but we take away food if the child/family cant pay, we let companies reroute and pollute water systems at the expense of people down stream, and people like yourself sit back and think it's fine that for profit companies gouge prices on housing leaving people without shelter.

Sure you can say the Constitution is there to protect people from the government, but the whole purpose of having said government is to benefit the people. It has failed massively by allowing greed to go unchecked and support networks fail.

Username does check out but I respect it!!! Thank you for doing this!

Actually where it is now is more of a problem. Before, it was at the stoplight. Now it’s just a little up the way, so the bus stopping there seems to be pretty disruptive to morning traffic, especially when you have several buses back to back

Uhhh….wha?

I love those days, feels like I took a tour.

>According to Business Insider, the employee handbook says “applicants with obvious missing, broken, or badly discolored teeth (unrelated to a disability) are not qualified for employment with Sheetz.”

What a bunch of assholes.

They have a pretty nice dog park.

This is so Pittsburgh!

Exactly. And it absolutely irritates the shit out of me how weak Waze search is. Usually I end up searching on Google Maps, then copying the address into Waze. The two products really could not be more different. I just think the navigational aspect of Waze is superior, especially when I'm driving with no plotted destination (speed limits, upcoming intersections, traffic, etc.).

> 14th amendment

The Constitution basically says that the government (post civil war) cannot stand in your way or deprive you of your 'things' without due process. But it stops short at any mention of the government being responsible for a persons home (or lack of)

There’s a guy named Bruce Wallace in Carnegie who may be able to help. He sells basses & seemingly does luthier work as well. Also, Mike Shank in Elizabethtown PA comes highly recommended by several bassists on the scene. Best of luck, fellow thumper!

Pianos N' Stuff in Blawnox

I still can’t understand the mentality of a person who would order Uber Eats to a sporting arena. If it’s a stunt, great but if it’s an actually person getting McDonalds at an arena then it’s just sad.

Fair enough, that exact phrasing was in the Declaration of Independence and not the Constitution. The Constitution does however offer protection for life, liberty and property in the 14th amendment.

I am far from a constitutionalist and do not subscribe to the idea that it is infallible, but the point stands that we deserve to do more than just survive. This notion that housing isn't a human right is insane, and far too many people make concessions for land and wealth hoarding entities just because "that's how it works".

Female doctors are more likely to take a female patient's concerns seriously

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