Food 4 less has it in men's I will check in the women's next time I'm there.

Get over it, yuppie

How’s the water quality? I picture the Gasconade as one of those Bourbouse-like slow muddies.

Because they are christofasicst assholes who worship at the altar of toxic masculinity and hatred.

All he does it attack the other side. He does nothing of note for his constituents and doesn’t seem to have any novel ideas of his own. A lot of talk about China and the border and little about the people of Missouri.

I would come

The best thing for public restrooms.

https://www.stepnpull.com/blogs/news/springfield-based-stepnpull-adds-nasa-to-its-list-of-customers

I’ve seen them in a lot of other cities in other states

You see these everywhere around town. Figured they would be all over.

I know I’m late to this post, but I grew up in the neighborhood behind Hiland, until I moved out on my own at 20. In between then and 27, I was in different parts of town, Nixa for a while. When my husband and I started looking for a home to buy, we set out for a north side home. We have now owned a home near the Grant and Atlantic intersection for 4 years.

In all my years on the north side of town, I haven’t ever had my car broken into. I’ve never been harassed, held at gun point, asked for drugs, seen a dead body, etc. I think people are really gonna be pissed about this particular bit, but I’m convinced the majority of the opinions people hold about the north side stem from good old fashioned racism and classism. Y’all see poor people and black people and get scared.

“I’ll never go north of Sunshine!!” Alright, I don’t particularly want you here anyways if you’re gonna be a dick. I rarely head south of Grand cuz y’all drive like assholes and are rude as hell. Get the sticks out of your asses and have a little compassion.

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I guess that's why so many places have this here

That's why I get it as shakes

Wait — they make those here in Springfield or what?

"Of course tons of variables" vs the weight of your larger and initial position. I stand firm with your bias as it does not negate the imposition of this inherent problem. You must see that all thing being equal, the system, as is, is a far cry from effort=pay

Lmao

Read my last sentence. I did mention variables and anecdotal “evidence” for my point. You wanted to discuss and I threw in my 2 cents. Just offering a common perspective from those I’ve encountered in my years of experience working with hundreds of other servers through the years. We all greatly value our tip situation. I only met ONE server that felt like pay was unfair. The rest of them appreciated working 20-30 hours a week and making as much as full time hourly workers. Every job has its ups and downs.

2.4 on facility 1 on new paster(s) home and remodels

That's not a nice thing to say about your mum.

It is. Not sure if they're having them this year or not though 🙄

Houlihans welcomes dogs on the patio and even has its own doggie menu!

Okay so back a decade ago when I would take that potential loss and non-standard set hours, one of the places I worked server where expected to pay the difference to the point of minimum wage if you didn't make enough in tips, however if you where cut then you had 30 minute to get all side work done and be clocked out. I learned quickly that volatility wasn't for me too tho.

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Alamo drinks before a movie is fun. Food in the movie.