Have you looked on Indeed? I have seen a lot of places hiring -- grocery stores, Missouri State (you can even check out their "student jobs" on their site -- they are just part-time work), the hospitals.

Sell your soul. Try Target or WalMart/Sams Club. Possibly Costco. Menards. Star crapping applications everywhere. Hospitals as well.

You are fine to pay the taxes late. You would just need to pay prior to the month your plates are due. So if they are due in June, you could wait until then to pay the property tax. There are late fees for each month you are late however.

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T-Mobile call center is hiring.

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Enersys has ads out on the billboards. FYI it does mean working around lead.

There's a Springfield MO discord? How is it?

To keep their jobs.

LMAOOO I swear I meant evict. I don’t even want to edit that.

You have 10 days after a judgement of execution is filed to execute someone. The 30 days is how long one has to wait to file, if it’s filed you will only have to wait 10 days. Legally the sheriff has 5 days to act on the judgement after they receive it though.

Outlets should troll Hawley and start listing him under Virginia

And also benefits that come with being married. Like health benefits, insurance, etc.

Abortion was constitutionally protected since 1973 and now it no longer is. Brain dead argument

You’re just wrong. The bill in its current form that the senate just voted on has specific exceptions for religious nonprofits, which would obviously include churches.

“the scumbag politicians always load other bullshit into them” this is often true but in this case you are wrong. If you actually took the minimal time and effort to read the bill you would see that it is very straightforward and that it actually does LESS than what most of the public understands it to do, not more.

I’ll call you when I need my plumbing fixed. See how fast you turn into a yes-man then.. guy

We do have a good idea. The original bill passed by the house was objected to by many senators for not having enough protection for religious freedom. The current version the senate just passed added protections for religious non profits to not have to officiate or recognize same sex unions. Several of the senators listed above came up with their own amendments that they wanted added that would have afforded even more protection to religious organizations/businesses who want to discriminate against same sex marriages, but those amendments were rejected when Chuck Schumer realized he could get a filibuster proof majority with the way the bill is written now.

Whatever the state law banning it says interracial is. If Loving v. Virginia were to be overturned, states would be free to pass laws banning marriages between whatever definition of different races they want to. One drop was the common historical formulation, but who knows what kind of whacky ideas conservative lawmakers would come up with today.

It's like the more you read, the worse it gets 😂

The birth certificate wasn't even the most egregious fail here, he was wearing an ankle tracker from the previous robbery.

I knew it, I’m surrounded by assholes!

I don't suppose you see the hypocrisy in what you just posted?

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