question wasn't related to are they true... just what is running that pushes back on Oz

and trials can go WAY longer, all shit luck on which trial you end up with.

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It badly needs fixed, but I don't think anyone in power actually gives a shit. Numerous bills have attempted to fix it, but for some unknown reason, they never get passed

Think I got 50.00 a day + mileage

My personal media consumption is likely different then yours, but I see anti-Oz ads almost as often as I see Pro-Fetterman ones. They are running these ads constantly:

"He has 12 houses"

"He got rich from selling bullshit cures and testified in front of congress that its bullshit"

"He is anti-abortion"

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Most of my media consumption is on YouTube, where every other ad is a political one.

Oh cool! I have a few questions!!! Hopefully not controversial

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- Is there anything planned to prevent another candidate from a different state (like Oz) from running in PA in the future? He has no PA residency, is there a plan to address this going forward, or is this likely to just become "the norm" going forward?

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- What issue do you wish was being discussed more in PA Politics? National Politics? We all know the Abortion / Gun Control / Taxes / Social Services tag lines but there are thousands of other issues out there... what is your "Please someone address this!" topic?

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- There has been a TON of attacks on the media, and reporters specifically, and a few high profile "Journalists" getting in trouble lately. How do reporters / journalists rebuild the credibility of their industry when the bias and network ownership are so blatantly impacting the content?

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- With the massive increase in early voting / mail in voting, how does this change the timeline/new cycle around elections? Over 1.2M mail in ballots were requested this year, out of ~8.7M voters (just under 15% of registered voters) a trend unlikely to go down much in the future... how do journalists ensure they are getting important information / debates / interviews etc out ahead of time when votes can be cast much earlier?

They are rapidly losing their habitat and light pollution

They can try but would absolutely get fought as they advised they were quitting. Then refused to show up when asked.

No idea why this person is trying to collect if they literally gave notice lol Like what were they doing in a 2 weeks?

They gave 2 weeks notice... they Quit.

Honestly, if you are up against game lands and are not posting it, you are just asking for trouble. That is public land, people will have no idea (or care) where your line is

I like how you say this as if ATV Riders in the 80s or 70s were any better... they def were not.

That is the only way other then paying tuition...

Move?

Wasn't congress literally shut down from March 2020 until like July 21?

Exactly, insurance would cover injury to a friend on your property, or even a stranger die to negligence on your part, but a paid worker? Not so much

His business partner is listed as 18... hence adult, and they are 17... which means within 1 year they will be 18... so not planning for literally < 1 year away is just dumb

once again, they aren't kids... and call it what you will, but this is reality. If this was a 12 year old knocking on his neighbors door to cut their grass or shovel their sidewalk I would be providing much different advice. these are adults, offering professional services to random people.

They need to protect themselves if they are going to go into business for themselves

yard work is a slightly different story, although damage can still occur, it is likely less then cleaning windows.... and they are 18/17/17... so they aren't going to get away with anything for "being a kid".

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It sucks, but this is absolutely what they need to do to protect themselves, and their clients. windows are expensive, damaging one is pretty easy, hurting themselves is as well, and you have 3 people doing the work, so how does that work from a pay/company perspective? just hoping all 3 do the exact same effort?

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I respect OP putting in work and busting ass, but this isn't the 80's anymore, and they aren't 12. They are adults doing adult work on adults homes, adults they don't know other then professionally who won't hesitate to make the lives of those around them awful if they fuck up

If you are trying to do it legit, Your best bet would likely be to form an LLC for the company - https://www.dos.pa.gov/BusinessCharities/Business/Resources/Pages/Pennsylvania-Limited-Liability-Company.aspx

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this will help protect you (and possibly your parents) from legal liability if something were to happen, like you accidentally put a ladder through a $5k window or something

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Then call around once you have the LLC established and see what companies will offer you insurance, I think you need workmans comp, and General Liability insurance, it may be worth it to look up some successful cleaning businesses on the other side of the state and call em up and talk to them

This is terrible advice. Most home owners policies have a 500 - 1000 deductible to start, and they would absolutely fight a claim by a person who was working on the property who injured themselves on their own.