Comments by "Lee Darkguardian" (@darkguardian1314) on "Steve Lehto" channel.

  1. Remembering how Oceangate sued an expert exposing safety issues. He's right but the legal bills forced him to settle. Somehow, this doesn't seem like justice...
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  2. I was a victim of a crime in 1980s and for some reason not given a summons. The prosecutor called me and I rushed down to the court house immediately (2 blocks) The judge and defendant atty threatened me with jail but when I explained I didn’t receive a summon the tone changed. Defendant attorney made me out to be a criminal dodging police to get to court. I’m Black, a veteran never been in trouble with the law. I was the victim of a stabbing. I said it was racist to make that conclusion and the judge agreed and rescheduled. When all was said and done, the judge stated my summons wasn’t properly delivered and apologize for my treatment. I never forgot how I was treated in court...even decades later. 😢
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  3. How do you withdraw a raid warrant after they were executed? Like un-eating a meal and returning it the the restaurant… Damage is already done and it further reduces the confidence in government and police… You can’t recall the “hounds” once they’ve been released….(Mr Burns ref)
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  4. My guess is the snowmobiles will o longer have access to the airfield because of this lawsuit. Being nice doesn’t pay if people get hurt in your property.
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  5. I can see bad guys now pretending to be Pinkertons to intimidate and steal valuable rare items that Youtubers brag about online. Pinkertons and fixers like them should be regulated and require involvement of law enforcement when seizing items. People have been shot simply going to the wrong address. I see a lawsuit coming after the initial shock wears off.
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  6. Seems like eBay has fixers. Most Silicon Valley companies does this on some level. Nothing compare to what Disney does to people they don’t like.
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  7. Use of Federal vehicles are strict. I was on duty in the Marines on base and I couldn't go to a burger place to get something to eat after hours because of "appearances" of impropriety. I had to park and walk to the restaurant. I also had to maintain a trip ticket and milage of every destination. I became obsessively aware of my odometer during my tour. 🤔
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  8. Should have at least sued for legal fees. Police was using intimidation and even if arrested would be an inconvenience to the family...to send a message over a random post.
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  9. Very odd that the woman had to do the detective work to find who did it. Seems the police is protecting the owner by not prosecuting. It means any home can be demolished and be covered under not being intentional. I sense a coverup somewhere. Who commissioned the demo company to do the job? 1965 isn’t that old with homes in Ohio over 100 yrs old.
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  10. Absolute power corrupts absolutely... Even delusional power... What's sad is rulings from the court not being followed or ignored by the police on purpose. It's training day... Department policy is only PR, it's different on the streets...😢
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  11. HOA gave permission and even had a survey done in the second attempt. How is this allowed to go on?
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  12. There's a different between prequalified and preapproved. Even if they were preapproved and accepted, they would only get a small $300 limit and a high annual fee up to $150!
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  13. I've had that happened one time in San Jose 1987 by a judge and the defense attorney about me. Never been arrested or even had a traffic fine. I was there as a witness and victim of assault on the job. The attorney helping me advised them he's not the accused and has no record and had two jobs. They were "nice" to me after that but I still shock when I hear it still happening in 2023.😮
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  14. 4:37 One inch...🙄 Having worked in tech and manufacturing with aerospace, there are always tolerances. You can never have an exact right-on-the-nose measurement. It will be a measure plus or minus because of human and equipment error. Why I will never join an HOA? First question I’ll ask when shopping for a home...
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  15. Black Hawk at night during training isn’t going to be visible. Likely, under light restrictions…
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  16. There’s no lose of life. The sentencing seem excessive compared to actual manslaughter and worse. Ohio has lots of issues with justice system and government.
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  17. As it should... I live near Oberlin and am Black. Oberlin is like UC Berkley of the Midwest. It's very radical going back to protests during the Vietnam War. Teachers are very impressionable on students and they were indoctrinated into targeting the business. Worse, they used school resources to stage protests and continue targ for over 130 years. Copiers have tiny marks on them and can be traced back to a particular copier and if it has a warranty registered it canbe tracked to the location.
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  18. I’ve worked food service for decades and there’s a lot of shady things done by the owners and management that takes advantage of the employees including making up policies as they go. The cooks and other staffs only get tips if theirs a tip jar or if a customer directly gives them a tip. Otherwise, it’s standard pay. Seems the owner made the policy up and if it’s a big kitchen the amount can go down significantly.
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  19. Ohio drivers are well known for aggressive tailgating even when the car they are tailgating is doing 5 mph over the speed limit. Sometime difficult to follow speed limits with that kind of intimidation going unchecked.
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  20. Reminds me of the Black man that was up on charges because of flawed facial recognition software. Lazy law enforcement used a face and ran it against license photo database and arrest a man that had nothing to do with it. It was eventually cleared up after hours of interrogation and being held in jail.
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  21. Robot knows how to deal with cheaters...🤣
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  22. If the judge doesn't believe the simple statement from the defendant what hope does she have for a fair trial. Judge should recuses self from trial on this statement alone..."I don't believe you..."
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  23. San Diego Convoy St (Kearny Mesa) had zoned to attract companies and business in the 1970s. Instead of tech companies, it attracted restaurants and strip malls to the area. It was too late for the city to change it. 2013 was the time for the SC city to stop the UHaul business. They have to live with their decision.
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  24. Could have been Pinkertons showing up demanding payment or taking something valuable…
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  25. Time is important if you have only a 30 minute lunch. I'm always looking for fast and easy to make meals for lunch.
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  26. Happened in Ohio at Huntington Bank to someone depositing his first payroll check.
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  27. It happened in Ohio and there are people still burning leaves legally. There’s also fireplaces during the winter that can be hard on the nose on cold days. Pizza oven would likely have needed a permit to install it. If the oven was smoking enough that burned their eyes and their clothes smelled like smoke…maybe. Maybe, the plaintiffs were trying to sell the property but can’t because of the smoke. I declined an apartment next to a restaurant bar and grill with an outdoor grill with heavy smoke.
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  28. Some, researches are garbage like eggs and coffee being bad. A researcher will need legal insurance to protect from malicious companies protecting their profits.
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  29. What price a human life... Some judgements in other countries use age and amount of money the person would make if they are main provider for their family. Low wage earners get shafted compared to hign wage earners. Not calculated is human potential to improve over time.
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  30. Having moved back to Ohio after retiring in California, I’ve seen obviously defaced Ohio license plates on vehicles. Mostly chipped paint around the characters or a tinted covering to reduce visibility. In California, they would stopped them almost immediately but it seems to be tolerated here. 🤔 Plate readers would have a real hard time…
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  31. Seems Bullethead has been watching too many cop shows and movies. Or maybe he thinks he’s some kind of hero like Batman.🤣
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  32. Monster Energy is abusing their trademark. Not the first time, after the word Edge was similarly copyright enforced for the longest time by Tim Langdell. Eventually, the trademark troll claims were invalided in 2011. Here we are again...😮
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  33. If I was the French store owner and I bought it for $197 but I wasn’t sure…this is what I would do. Place it in consignment with the dealer acting as an agent. If it sold for multimillions of dollars, I would go to the couple and give them 70% and keep a $1 Million as finders fee and processing etc. Still be ahead on the deal. As it stands now, you could retire on that one sale.
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  34. There are always extraneous circumstances. The judge lacks empathy. The judge didn’t ask (privately) why she was falling asleep and allowing the class to indirectly bully her is just another layer of incompetence. The teen could be in a bad home or working to babysit siblings while the parents are working… It plays into the stereotype of judges abusing their power. Road to hell is paved with good intentions.
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  35. The workers had a GOFUNDME each getting about $6,000 each. I would say they were well compensated for a weekend inconvenience . Karma works....mostly.
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  36. Stolen card... I would think the person that financed the transaction which would be the person that owned the card. Frances is weird these days after that awful Olympic Opening...
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  37. Amazon has a pretty liberal return replacement policy. However, if you return or lose too many shipments, you can end up on Amazon's banned list. Given the number of business taken out by them, you don't want to be that person. Porch pirates cab cause them not to deliver to you at all. I get nervous every time I have to say it's lost or I had to return something. Is this the one that puts me on the naughty list...😊
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  38. Legal profession today is very good troubling with rulings and actions so bizarre it can't be ignored. Rulings affect everyone's daily lives. Most obvious errors can take decades to change.
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  39. Where were you in 1980 -1981….Reaganomincs…MTV…DeLorean… maiden flight of Columbia…I graduated high school in the middle of a recession… How can anyone get that time back over the courts. The person in prison isn’t the same person that they would have become had they had their freedom. Everything they know is gone. 😢
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  40. It's up there with the Oklahoma reporter and the town council members talking about lynching him. It was caught on a recorder keft behind by rhe reporter suspecting there was business being discussed after the public meeting closed. These are dark days in America...😢🇺🇸
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  41. Not if you look at being a law student or the interworkings of law as a layman. State laws like this can cause headaches. Wonder if they'll modify it after this ruling.
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  42. eBay and Paypal are a menacing duo. Still remember the antique violin that survived WWII that Paypal believes is a fake and told the customer to destroy it and send a picture. It was real...
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  43. Atlantic City has been on hard times since other states started legalizing casinos. I think she has a case and it will settle.
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  44. It’s legalized ransomware for essential items for stuff you already own. What will happen if the maker goes out of business or outdated.
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  45. Back in the golden days there were many underground cultures of hacking, phone phreaking and pirate radio stations. Sticking it to corporate and the Feds... Movie "Pump Up The Volume" comes to mind. One thing is never do "it" from home and use a mobile location. Keep changing locations and times... Not worth it these days if caught. Those were the days...😊
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  46. I've travel cross country and I can say you can't get far on $20. Might as well leaving him out in the desert with no water to die. Food and gas is difficult especially in a desert region like Nevada. You don't want to be stuck in Arizona in +100°F weather out of gas on the long road to nowhere.
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  47. I rented a UHaul for cross country travel and you have the option for full no fault insurance for additonal cost. I'm glad I did after the vehicle was vandelised, tires flattened, and windshield broken in San Diego. If not for the no fault insurance I would have been on the hook for $3500 in damages. Pay extra for peace of mind.
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  48. 20 year old crime still causing issues. I would think the statute of limitations would apply.
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  49. Likely social engineering and a lapse on the bank's part. Hackers make mistakes too...😆
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  50. California is following in lock step. Issues I have with it is whether our already strained power grids (and Canada) can handle the additional loads. Also, those car batteries need Cobalt that are being minded using child labor in Africa. Cause and effect.... I hope all issues are solvable.
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  51. I wasn’t going to buy a new Toyota because of subscription service. Paywall is just a nice name for ransomware. You already own all the parts to make it work.
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  52. Calibration... So, going 36 in a 35 mph zone. You could fight the ticket because of tolerances. Working in QA calibration is a big deal. Nothing is exactly what's measured even with GD&T standards. Even for space and military hardware.😆
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  53. Florida again... Not worth a career...
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  54. I recall back in the day where marketing would use waivers at events like horror movies to pump up the hype and thrill for customers. Novelty waivers I guess they called them regarding heart attacks and soul hauntings...
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  55. The scammers seem to know when you get a driver's license or renewal. I just changed my license from California to Ohio. Most are fake debt collectors but others are offer loans that are not real. Social Engineering...Ohio has lapses. Scammers can send address change notices too...
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  56. Pay a bill...mail a check... USPS...you have one real job...😂 It all sounds like a USPS problem. If the USPS needs to be more aggressive about theft and prosection. It's sad since we are paying higher rates yearly for reduce services.
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  57. Gen Z taking over and out goes commonsense.
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  58. I could get a security clearance with that clean a record.
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  59. Fake QR Codes stickers are so easy to make for scammers. The links can lead to dangerous websites that can infect your phone as well as ask for personal information. Scammers make stickers and place them over legit QR Codes in restaurants and public places like bus stop ads. I advil’s all QR Codes unless I had a hand in creating it like a marathon or Roku.
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  60. Everyone from out of state including here in Ohio went down to Florida to lend their expertise. Including construction, linesmen, search and rescue etc. I would imagine that there be oversight with the state to insure compliance under FEMA. Florida always had strange things making the news that defy common sense.
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  61. If 1% of 1000s of court rooms in the country act this way, it's too much. If there's one there's more...
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  62. The number of fake scams around the settlement for a couple bucks isn’t worth it for me. Facebook got off too easy compared to the damage done.
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  63. It's obvious they are not welcomed there. Just trying to live a life and people are going out of their way to scheme... That town has evil intent and poor leadership and management.
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  64. Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Someone wanted the property. Wonder how many other “mistakes” went unchecked.
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  65. That's not much considering the number of arrests.
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  66. Doctor’s bad bedside manner alone should have his MD license pulled. Patients being treated in a derogatory way could leave mental fragile ones to suicide. NDA are for proprietary reasons. No secrets being kept here…I wouldn’t sign it and I’ve signed many NDAs while working in Silicon Valley.
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  67. Longest video in the history of man... The retired judge didn't hammer the wrong doers and there's no penalty. Lots of corruption in Silicon Valley with so many entitled millionaires.
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  68. Like in the military, you always have to announce your move before making your move to an officer with his hand on his side arm. Remembering the man at the gas station shot when officer wanted to see if and the man was literally holding his wallet in the air as he was shot several times complying with the order. Levar Jones in 2014. Oddly, the officer was fired and Jones only got $300k because of State caps on lawsuits.
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  69. Yes, they have stickers red for enlisted and blue for officers… You salute the blue stickers There’s also expiration dates and they are tamper resistant. Lots of business do this legal thing because of the cost to take it to court. On a service member’s salary can be expensive. Employment for reservists is the other. I was laid off after doing a required two week drill in another state by my employer. One person said I had t be committed to one job before they knew the law about military. At the time, I got little support from my unit on what to do other than sue. I had a difficult time finding work until I had to leave the service to care for my family.
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  70. Power in California is crazy expensive already and it could be difficult to detect. PG&E are not nice people or consumer friendly.
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  71. NDA was used in a famous incident involving IBM wanting DOS from Gary Kildall and his associate refusing to sign an NDA. Bill Gates was fine with it ...😂
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  72. With an average of 500 words per page and reading at 750 wpm, a person can finish reading (nonstop) all the documents in about 317 days. New meaning for the phrase “going blind doing paperwork” 😂
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  73. Many left California because it's become a fascist state
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  74. The burden of proof should be on the City and not the couple that lived there for decades. Few people are going to document daily activities because of unforeseen laws in the far future. Supervisor should undergo sensitivity training for putting that couple through a legal nightmare.🇺🇸
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  75. Likely a scam and someone was going to pocket the difference...😂 You can also tell motion picture money because the founding fathers are smiling...😊 People will "age" the money so they look worn.
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  76. It's a classic changing things from the inside out. This happens with cultures and hobbies. Track has always been there and now newbies want to change everything.
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  77. It's well known but not understood. There is something to this where one would telepathically contact to another. This is well known that this happens. It's better if each went to different colleges. Damage was done when Dean advised them to leave. What teacher would give advice like that?
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  78. Article said improper disposal of waste. If it costs more to dispose of the gas and they are charging a fee to do it...maybe. Cost of gas in California is about $7/gal. Way more than Arizona and other surrounding states. They can’t bring gas from out of state or Mexico where it’s much cheaper and must refine the gas in California. Only matter of time before someone finds a way to scam.
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  79. I would deactivate and remote erase the phone as lost and move the number to another carrier. The other is they are burner phones and any info inside would likely be expired or irrelevant. And finally the unit would lock up after so many bad attempts. There are ways to reduce the guess with fingerprints and cracking. But ,brut force guessing isn’t practical.
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  80. When rules are followed to the letter makes a human nothing more than a robot following their program.
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  81. They were looking to arrest her. They acted more like robots than humans with common sense.
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  82. To think the so-called witness got $4k while the innocent got nothing... How can a person get a job or do anything after being out since 1995... I left active duty that year... Remember the tank rampage through San Diego...
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  83. Police are like politicians….a necessary evil we all have to put up with from time to time. We all have our stories with cops going off script to protect a friend or jumping to conclusion over a minor accident and agreeing to let it go. Only, to minutes later be stopped by police at gunpoint for leaving the scene of an accident. Other driver called the police but didn’t call back to tell the to disregard it. It’s no wonder the youth are the way they are about defunding police and protests. ATF is facing grilling regarding a botched search warrant that ended in the death of Bryan Malinowski over his legal hobby of fire arms. It’s depressingly sad that we’re becoming more like USSR each day.
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  84. Nothing more dangerous to liberties than police officers with fantasies and delusions of grandeur convinced innocent people are criminals and must be punished. People have spent decades in prison for fantasies of the police. It’s all in their heads.
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  85. Pandemic policies were constantly changing. San Diego Holiday Bowl being prime example. The game was cancelled 3 hours before kick off because of a spike in cases. Nevermind, that the visiting teams, fans, and families were in San Diego for a week going to parades and parks. They couldn't wait for the game to end to set up restrictions.
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  86. I smell corruption...
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  87. Fast food places are notorious for having lack security for personal identity theft. Job applications with SSN are easily accessible by anyone in the managers office which is a common area. Also, disposal of applications are sloppy with many tossing them in the dumpster unshredded. 😢 Working decades in fast foods, I've seen it all... In this case, the courts was weaponized against the victim and using their powers to lean on the victim.
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  88. Cops will sometimes drag out a stop and it can last 5 minutes or an hour and I'll be late...waiting. Just submit to a quick search and it will be over licktey-split and you'll be on your way. DON'T DO IT. I had San Diego Harbor Police Sgt admit that to me after I asked about being stopped while leaving work because they thought I was homeless living in my car after midnight.
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  89. Legally stolen property with the blessing of the courts. H paid property taxes on it for decades...
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  90. There are some places in America that are working 12 hour shifts routinely including all holidays except Christmas and New Year’s. It’s heavy labor, constant standing in 90-100 degF temperatures. I work at a piping factory that has such a setup and it’s BRUTAL but pays well.
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  91. Chat AI is the great pretender using social engineering to convince its users it knows what it's talking about.
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  92. That was a real light flight saving on fuel. All about weight with airlines.
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  93. Lorain-Elyria is just outside Cleveland. Elyria police shot a dog next door while raiding a neighboring house. This was just a week ago. You have to royally scerw up for small town cops to make national news for their antics. Cops are not medical doctors. Why is the baby in ICU related to pyro? Mayor of Elyria is investigating... Body cams of the raid have been released.
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  94. Reason we have so many Hit and Run accidents around the Nation. This will only lead to more fraud like cloned plates. People find ways around things.
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  95. These kind of legal moves by politicians and legal professionals is what makes people dislike legal matters. They knew it was against their constitution and the US Constitution and violated the UHaul business owners rights but did it anyways. And they knew enough to give amortization so it’s all done at little cost to the city.
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  96. The drone just flying around or was it on a specific mission to look at the couples property. That really is the issue. Invasion of privacy...maybe.
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  97. But why sue the sellers when they didn't plan to sell in the first place and why channel it through China. Corporate own city like Disney... It's already a failure.
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  98. Not surprised it's another southern state... again. Seems human rights are taking a downturn there. Worse those states pass laws so they can't be sued for it.
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  99. That's troubling that those in charge put so much faith in an unproven technology. If it said the sky was green, they would believe it. Worse, those same people are still in power with TV license taxes and freedom of speech issues.
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  100. Better Call Saul… This is insane 😮
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  101. Worried that the lifetime one time payment will last only as long as the servers are up. 20 years from now will it still work... Doubt it 🙄
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  102. Because they want to sell money orders... Compared to people mailing cash with birthday cards in highly visible envelopes... And with card producers making money cards... It's at least some defense and it's just paper.😂
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  103. I suspect that there will be a Federal fair housing law to close this loop hole because it's being abused for profit. A buyer puts effort into the floor plans and design of the place. They should be paid for assisting in designing of a place they won't get to move into. Their labor and time isn't FREE.
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  104. Supervisor that approved the papers should also be suspended. That officer shouldn't have been allowed to take personal charge of the arrest or be involved in the process other than filing the papers. Star Trek knew that... "You're too close..."😅 Now, the state and police are going to have to pay.
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  105. Wonder what prompted the police to check the tags to begin with... Was it the type of car or a combination of an expensive car and race. Correction: There was a legal firearm in the glove compartment. Of course, with that kind of vehicle.
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  106. This will hurt Disney and any mega corporations like Google in so many ways... Free Trial isn't FREE...
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  107. Likely, the plaintiffs were going to delay and make it costly for defendants and eventually settle. The money and time lost for three years. I can imagine the encounters with every launch. All trespassers will be shot or a bullhorn and skyrockets being used. Somehow, I don’t think this is the end of it.
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  108. Coast Guard safety inspection...😅
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  109. Like Yessenia Garcia in Arizona accused of hit and run by Scottsdale police. Her car was vandalized and she call the police only to be arrested and charged with a crime. This despite video and receipt evidence they were at a nightclub the whole time. The forcibly had blood drawn and was locked up for a week before her attorney got her released on the same video evidence. Her face was plastered all over local news stations...
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  110. Way the world is today... Nature is even regulated and controlled much like gender.😅
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  111. They did a legally immoral thing against the shop.
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  112. Dog can't smell cryptocurrency or credit cards. I only have cash on me for tips since the start of Covid. Solution looking for a problem. Outdated when we're going cashless.
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  113. Very odd… It could only help the defendants with public statements. Court is very bias as it usually are in these small town governments with backroom deals.
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  114. A warzone is hyperbole... Saw dust, noise and heavy equipment is a disruption. Seems the lawsuit was at a loss to the landowner. The Inn is very arrogant to do that to others property with disregard. To them, it's the cost of doing business and they don't have to pay the full amount of the settlement. After four years, it might have been getting too expensive to continue.
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  115. "Snitches get stitches..." Word on the street...😂
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  116. 12:23 Odd the Dish and scrabbled TV stations didn't go after the magazines for advertising an illegal product. Those that were wise would have used a fake name and some else's address to cover their tracks. Wonder how successful they were...🤔 Reminds me of Bill Gates letter to pirates of his software... Those were the days before the internet. 😏
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  117. If it fails, I'm pulling my stuff from safe deposit boxes and getting a fire resistant safe.
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  118. It’s what the culture wars is about in comics, video games, and movies.
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  119. Reminds me of the days when an offender was give option of jail time or joining the military during the draft. Judge Mathis would cut deals like going to school for reduced sentences etc. Wonder what mechanism they are using for these creative sentences.
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  120. The whole idea was to give this woman grief knowing there's no crime here. Also, the vagueness is to avoid a lawsuit. It's not justice but abusing one's rights under the guise of justice.
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  121. Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Small town cops don’t necessarily follow procedure. Just get the Store number off the receipt, BK knows who it is.
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  122. Similar to NY catch, frisk, and release policy.
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  123. This is where block chain tracking cam be useful. This is also an issue with medical devices. Likely, the parts were factory defects or worse China knockoff. How can people sleep at night if thete scam parts cause loss of life due to a plane going down.
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  124. Jack Daniels doesn't have a clean reputation and is associated with thugs and criminale. Most recent was Tamara McLoyd being found guilty for the murder of Cleveland Police Officer Shane Bartek. She held a bottle of Jack Daniels on social media celebrating her crime. Many others doing crimes after drinking Jack Daniels getting their nerve up...
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  125. I think the wife is still on the hook too because they are in a legal business together flipping houses. I’m still married to my estranged wife but we have separate finances so I have my money and she has hers. We’re also living apart. Wonder how the court would rule…🤔
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  126. I somehow think the nineteen-year-old wouldn't be able to assess the dangers involved and that there was a loophole calling the paying passengers mission specialists.
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  127. There was a time when cable was completely ad free...
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  128. It maybe legal but in no way does it feel it's moral or justice served. Somehow this feels cruel and unusual over a bad investment. I can see a year for contempt but ten seems extreme. And on top of that, the two year sentence wasn't simply time served. Ohio is only a few steps behind California with people not thinking through their actions. People act more like robots than thinking humans with empathy. At this point, no one is going to get their money and the multimillion dollars in fines. People have committed perjury and withholding evidence without jail time.
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  129. Famous Monsters magazine and Monster employment website... It's a raw deal with the colors and derivative like beasts. They need to have their trademark restricted.
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  130. Question about the case is who was being protected? The evidence is razor thin and to put two brothers in jail for 24 years would be devastating for a family. Too old to start a family and not having kids or grandkids…😢 It’s a life sentence not just for the brothers but the continuation of the family name.
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  131. A rancher in Arizona found indoctrinated on his property and shot them with a shotgun. He's now facing murder charges.
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  132. Drunken power on steroids... Owners of landmarks and large properties important to the community would exclude people from events and activites in the community. This is troubling...
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  133. That's North Korea stuff right there....😮 Likely, the award was rigged and everyone knew it...
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  134. Corps are not individual people and who gets to chose. What if the employees don’t agree with the company’s choices for not just politicians but propositions? It’s a bad idea.
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  135. “Girlfriend stabbed me with my crack pipe” next on Dr Phil. 🤣
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  136. Odd that there were no futher communications other than the emoji before the deadline. I would have followed up whiich did not appear to have happened here. It's Canada law, so it's more a lesson for the US to watch out.
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  137. Most scammers are based in Toronto Canada targeting the Midwest states. They pretend to be bill collectors, government, or legal with a bill or fine to be paid. It's all fake. I just had issues with Northeast Collection Recovery calling about a bill for $1800 from Citi corp. I just did an audit of my credit so I knew it was fake. File complaint with Ohio AG and FTC and block the numbers. Ban Facebook Marketplace related to big ticket items and retail properties. Like Craigslist...no good will come from it.
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  138. In California, it's a reward for no tickets or accidents to get license renewal by mail and not deal with lines. Nevada sending forms is a bit overkill to go through physical when a clerk, that's not a medical official, will certify you with the letter and light test in 30 seconds. Nevada licensing is more like applying for a pilot's license.😅
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  139. Trivia: Hardees and Carl's Jr are the same company but separated. Also, Carl's Jr bought out Burger Chef ( and Jeff) which is why they are no longer around. 😊
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  140. South Africa… New twist on someone selling you the Brooklyn Bridge. I guess everyone would be suspicious if it were Nigeria…😂 Foreign scams are just destroying the US way of doing business and all they have to do is make a phone call or go online.
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  141. I remember that and it was recorded. He didn’t do a thing…just yard work. Qualified Immunity isn’t a license for the police to do whatever they want knowing no one can’t do anything about it. It’s not a blank check…😢 These creative charges is why people want police reforms… Obstructing government operations… This is America not China.🇺🇸
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  142. Worse thing is police acting like robots following a program... No common sense involved.... This is why people scream for reforms with immunity.
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  143. Many vehicles lost their catalytic converters and also their mufflers due to theft. Are they to just leave the vehicle parked until they get the $3000 repair... What if your out and it happened... How would you get home? I don't see this lasting long.
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  144. 8:30 I hate landlords and HOAs that treat long time residents like they just moved in last week. Shows lack of appreciation for the decades they stayed there trouble free. I would never stay at an HOA or a condo. It's borderline communism if they get out of hand.
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  145. I never liked those “Cops” shows. They show all these arrests live on camera and broadcasted to millions. Later in court they were either released or charged dropped… Not everyone who is arrested is guilty, but the internet is forever. You don’t see that.
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  146. They can stop the calls. My phone has become useless because of the robocalls. If it wasn’t a necessity, I wouldn’t have a phone. I lock them but they have hundreds of numbers. If China wanted to call every phone in the Nation to send a message, there has to be a way to stop that.
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  147. If the couple were into nude sunbathing and had a high fence up and the drone was sent specifically to their location, they might have a complaint.
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  148. This also happens to people on the street. A "concerned citizen" would call police on an innocent person, usually POC, just going about their day and say this at a weapon or acting suspicious forcing a police response at gun point. Nothing happens to the caller because of "See something. Say something." 🙄
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  149. Chase Bank keeps popping up in the news... More than Wells Fargo...😮
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  150. Netflix has the unique situation of being a "mobile" platform. Dad is on the road and can watch Netflix on a tablet/laptop at a hotel as a family. He may log in to any PC to watch a show then log off to go to another location. I don't see how they can make it stick unless someone is selling the passwords online.
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  151. Police and their supporters d get out of tickets. Reason many drivers put police organizations and charities near their license plates and driver side windows. 🙄
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  152. My dog is an Australian Cattle dog from Guam. He's very passive and quiet but will bark if he sees a threat or a much larger dog enter the area. Geeat with kids and looks kinda like a cow with patches... 😅 Can never see mizzling him ever... When he passes, I'm going to give him a plot snd everything just like a human. Machoman Randy Savage had a dog named Champion and they were both cremated and spread around their favorite tree. Whats good enough for Champion is good enough for me... Never forget those words.
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  153. Legal matters seems to be about haggling like you're buying stuff. Trading and dealing... One person gets ten years and another only a year for the same crime because of deals.🤔
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  154. California way to get everyone becoming vegans and vegetarians. Ban or make the meat difficult to produce, it will force the population to eat fake meat. California has long been forcing the country and the world to do as they do through internet and other polices. Reason I finally left the state.
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  155. 10:19 Stickers....like someone wearing a T-shirt and people would automatically assume they are the T-shirt. I get this a lot with novelty T-shirts. It’s just a nice shirt or it was a gift. 🙄 Young generations are so one dimensional in thinking.
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  156. Safety inspection... Sad...
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  157. Ohio is such a state. Remain anonymous... Get a good account and financial planner and of course an attorney. Msny winners find themselves being dued over things that happened in their past but are escalated because of the money.
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  158. This is a new trend by protestors. Flying themselves to counters and expensive art paintings for different causes. James Cromwell glued his hand to a Starbucks to protest use of dairy.😂
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  159. This was made in New York City...😆 What's in a nickname... USS Texas wasn't built in Texas.
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  160. 6:26 This is how people come to distrust the government. A fine is a penalty. How can legally trained and empowered officers of the court be okay with this double talk...
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  161. Too many judges have Judge Judy Syndrome...🙄
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  162. Some rich land owners will buy all the land around a public beach so there's no access. They now get a beach all to themselves.
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  163. Sounds like Communism... If it passes into law, Desantis would lose the election right out the gate. Why far right is as dangerous as the far left...
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  164. It’s scary in any profession when the certified expert starts making up their own rules because they think they know better than standard convention.
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  165. After the arrest of Newsnation reporter during an Ohio Governor press briefing in East Palestine, it's not looking good for Republicans to use legal means to reduce freedoms.
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  166. Jones legal team is totally incompetent. On the level of "Better Call Saul"... They were advised of the error and did nothing. It's so bad that Jones could be facing legal issues for the rest of his life.
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  167. I only use Facebook for family but even that is compromised. I want to delete it but that would break off legit family members. I just don't respond at all on Facebook. I use email and phone.
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  168. 8:36 Selective prosecution... Tony homes are small and effect but if you add anything like a new baby or pet it can become unravel quickly. You have to be very discipline to live in one... Like living in a submarine or the space station.
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  169. Like buying a TV but you pay extra to use the firmware interface to change channels or make adjustments. 😂
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  170. If there was a fence, no need for a sign.
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  171. Could one of the paralegals or attorney gone rogue and acted on their own because they don't like Alex Jones... I can't see this judgement standing as is without some kind of overview.
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  172. My sleeping dog's ears went up...😂
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  173. That region have lots of Nascar wannabes on the road.
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  174. Next, it will regulate your speed.
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  175. Attorneys...more than one...😮
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  176. The amount of corruption in police forces in Illinois... What a joke? We all break the law for example going over the speed limit. People follow policies like they are robots following a program with no thoughts or common sense. French story about a loaf of bread...
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  177. How does the deputy sheriff know that the car was stolen the first place?
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  178. They got off ease after arrest forcible searched and blood drawn with all that released on the internet. All this because the accident happened a block from the vandalism.
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  179. Restaurant owners are especially strange in California... Just look at Gov Newsome... Breakin' Bad...two face...😅
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  180. Should be a Federal program or a law regarding compensation for the innocent. States pass these laws to "save" money even in gross cases like these. This means nothing gets fixed and people in position continue to do wrong with impunity. It's very depressing...
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  181. They could raid Public Storage and any rental units... This goes back to Reagan Admin war on drugs... Politicians knows this is happening and still let’s it happens. They know...
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  182. Panera knew about the FDA safe limit and purposely made their drink just below the safe limit. This is why I think they will lose or settle. To think Charge lemonade has more caffeine than "weak" Red Bull and Monster combined is shocking. You're not going to get drunk on one bottle of Hard Lemonade so it's reasonable to think there wasn't that much caffeine in Panera drink. I can only imagine being an employee there and getting free drinks all day. Like Lehto, I run on caffeine since the 80s starting with cans of Japanese imports "Whoop A$$". Over time you develop a tolerance to it. Not for normies...
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  183. As a retired QA inspector, I can say it really comes down to the experience of the inspector. Some are very well knowledge and have decades of experience while others are just going through the motions and rubber stamping everything. I don't see how the city inspectors didn't share on the blame. If the house collapsed and the occupants died, I'm sure there would be charges for negligence. What was the point of all the permits and certification? Was it all show?
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  184. Had same problems in California... Couldn't enjoy the apartment balcony and daily Sea World fireworks because of heavy marijuana smoke of "custom" brands. It even goes through the apartment ventilation system so having the windows closed doesn't help. At $2000 / month I finally had enough and moved after retirement. I was there for over 30 years and this was a new thing. My clothes smells of it and people thought I smoked it...
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  185. Like AOL and other companies before FB where they were so big and rich they can do what they wanted with little consequences. All rides eventually end... Like Twitter, MySpace, it's FB turn. Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft are not too far behind. It's only a question of when and how.
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  186.  @rationalist47  Like Death and Taxes, stolen property is forever.
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  187. Not too crazy when you think they do have candy like faces in Japan. Hersey could have put come effort in to spray a sugar face on them. Just the shape is typical corporate marketing...
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  188. East Cleveland has had issues recently for traffic enforcements including speed traps along highways going through town and high number of minorities getting citations. You can see the chaos when everyone shows up at court making parking and traffic challenging around the courthouse and the lines… It’s a money grab…
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  189. 2:53 If parking is already an issue restricting it would make having a car impossible...or is that the goal to push people to use public transit. No one walks in LA or San Fran...🤣 San Francisco prides itself on its hilly, expensive houses and rents with draconian laws. They are ground zero for the current culture wars and political correctness in the world. Not to mention the +$6.50 gas, earthquakes and homelessness. 🙄
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  190. Ironic that the Government declared cigarettes and cigars smoke bad for your health but okays marijuana smoking. Not much difference... Clovers were horrible and very popular overseas. Remember chewing tobacco and dip... Not many uses it anymore... because of jaw cancer...
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  191. President Biden can fix this with one executive order by it'll be over by New Years. It's likely the cost of repairing the damage that's the real issue. When enough people pass on that's when everything will be fixed.
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  192. Louisanna again... What's going on down there? Catching up to Florida with crazy outrageous stories.
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  193. Ranch owner was making a point. Would the hunters do it again. That was the point. Waypoint 6 was set but was it visited. I set waypoints but due to obstacles have to change course; the app adjusts. Civilian GPS is only accurate to about 100 feet.
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  194. Sounds like a scam on the part of the water department. I would check the meter and why it's operating. Fake meter...
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  195. I would think that it would be responsible to a degree if they sleep in the car. I work at nights and I have to turn the engine on during breaks to either warm up or us the AC but not drive. Wonder if the car was a junk car would the police still charge for drunk driving for a drunk sitting in the driver seat. Ohio at least have some people in power with common sense.
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  196. Better Call Saul ...😆 Dumbest move ever... All that work wasted in an instant. As lawyers, they could have really helped their cause.
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  197. It’s a great outcome but it’s one in thousands. This is why 23andMe (and others)are going bankrupt. People don’t like their genetic material being used for things other than family history and scientific research. Genetic companies have become the private sector of law enforcement collecting what the Government could not. Worse paying for it…
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  198. It's a list of books to read. Many of the books are not about the book but the author. Wasn't William C. Minor, a murderer, that helped start the Oxford Dictionary. The movie Idiocracy predicted this. I'm worried that it will spread to other states. They are being pulled for review until after the Presidential elections.
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  199. During tours Twitter has nap rooms and relaxing areas. Likely, someone figure it would be better to just live at the job instead of paying $2300 for a 1 bdrm. This was there before Musk took over.
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  200. I wonder what the lead time for the records to be filed and updated are in Youngstown. 😮 Previous, legal actions like warrants tend not to be updated for weeks if at all leading to raids based on stale data. If it was me and I just bought the property, I would proactively call the records and city to insure everything is working as it should. Too many chances for someone not doing their job and following all the steps in the process. Reminds me of Boeing…
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  201. 13:46 Better Call Saul...😆
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  202. Sounds more like an issue for Facebook then a legal matter. Maybe Facebook needs a verify check account.
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  203. I'm 60 years old and a former Marine Humvee driver. I can drive gard and fast when crap hits the fan....😂 Never had an accident or wreck...
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  204. Your land and property isn't really your land and property. Says the government...
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  205. Wonder what am FCC field agent pays. The suspect but didn't search the property. How can they fine some one on suspension? Equipment that good? During my time in the Marines, I once used a water tower to reflect my signal to contact Base. I extended my range a long ways... CO couldn't believe it. I told him it was in the field expedient manual.😊 RTFM 😅
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  206. I hate when persecutors and police claim immunity because "based on the facts before them at the time and acting in good faith..." Innocent people are locked away...
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  207. Bachelor and a Master Degree and don't get it. Seem there maybe an issue with the officers since they lack discipline. Cop gangs are out there running rouge.
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  208. And 26¢...😅
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  209. I was alive then and it was during the urban cowboy fad that country anything was on TV. In the opening credit, you can see the General Lee landing and destroying its suspension. The doors were welded so they had to crawl throw the windows since it was a race car. It was nonsense fun running from corrupt Boss Hog and the sheriff. I had a 1972 340 4 Barrael Dodge Dart Swinger...Neon Green before it was an 80's fad and original air scoops. Gas mileage was 10 miles/gallon. If I win the lottery, I want it. I had to sell it before leaving the state but it had a good home racing at the local racetrack.
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  210. Sloppy police work… They act like robots with no common sense sometimes. 😮
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  211. I don't like HP because they don't use all the ink in the cartridge. The ink will print only some many sheets before it needs a new one. The cartidges would be fould to be still a quarter full... HP like others (Epson) stop printing all together until all the color ink cartridges are full. No matter if you just want a black, white, or gray sheet. and only need Black ink. It's worse with laser printers. Apple Airprint adds signicantly to the cost of printers.
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  212. Listening to the Public somehow morphed into surveillance and reporting. The school board actively contacted employers to fire opponents just like a Twitter mob. I suspect more suits in the future.
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  213. There is a scam if the seller is paying people overseas so they appear to buy stuff and leave 5 Star reviews. They are verified purchases. Then the seller will do a switch to a more expensive items and keep the awesome reviews they paid for. Very odd that Amazon would allow this to go on so long. Amazon has got sloppy after the lockdown.
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  214. EU members have very restrictive copyrights like building architecture photos online.
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  215. It should be law to have removal batteries instead of gluing them in place. I have perfectly good phones I had to toss because the battery faded.
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  216. Anonymous tips have caused so many people misery and lawsuits violating people's rights it should be a rule to put your name to narcing someone.
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  217. Wow, I would hate to be a mechanic or someone is just moving the car out of the garage a few feet. Insane. I see people putting hacks in place to overcome the "feature."
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  218. Having served in the Marines for 10 years, I can say it's a hard life. The culture itself is on the cusps of being a cult for good reason. It's like the NFL. You're only as good as your last PFT and Pros/Cons. Get injured or stray from the Corps' standards and you're cut and not allowed to reenlist. I stopped carrying any cash above $30 (tips, meters, etc). I make all my payments by card or phone.
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  219. Ohio had a man on motorcycle going 143 mph last Memorial Day. In the military, they teach use to “save” our vehicles until theirs a real emergency. Don’t run them into the ground all the time. Must have been running away from the zombie apocalypse...😂
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  220. Seems excessive... I see it being reviewed later and reduced. People convicted of murder got less time.
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  221. Reverse Engineering something is legal .. Just look to IBM clone PCs in the 80s. Cookie suit sounds like a personal issue with the owners.
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  222. Small town cops are not very smart and will escalate fen minor things. I witnessed it first hand with a very minor accident that only cracked a headlamp. Four police cars came racing with lights and sirens. They then tried intimidating me with citation and being a Marine told them you didn’t witness anything to write it and the other driver left so you’ll have to follow through and charge them with leaving the scene of an accident. That got dropped in a hurry because it was the cop’s mother and she didn’t have insurance. The days of honest folks like Mayberry are gone. It’s all about power and control.
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  223. Military entry require fingerprinting.
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  224. Bill Gates wouldn’t make such a mistake… During his time, there were so many “Bill Gates clones” working it looked like a cult. Everyone was trying to look and act like Bill Gates. Sony will of course lose that suit on Activision.
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  225. I've seen convertibles with top down parked... 😅
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  226. I’ve loss all confidence in Ohio after moving back. Not what they use to be in the 70s… People of Mayberry RFD had more sense than these politicians and officials.😂
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  227. Humans can come up with all kinds of fantasies in their heads that are simply not true. They feared for their lives and fired their weapons in self defense...because they feared something would happen. I blame Hollywood with shows like Breaking Bad for putting ideas in people's heads. Cash and carry aren't illegal but the police are highway robbers. Until the SCOTUS gets around to fixing the mess caused by the Reagan Administration.
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  228. WGCL callsign use to belong to Cleveland radio great G98 in the 70s and 80s featuring the Late Uncle Vic on nights. When I heard Steve mention the letters, it brought back memories.🙂
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  229. How much does an average 14 year old weigh?
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  230. Seems the New Mexico and Texas police knew they had the wrong person and that he was a lawsuit waiting to happen. They hoped he was a nobody and that he would just disappear when released. Out of sight out of mind.
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  231. Apple did it! Doesn’t matter since Federal law will make it so. Law should be made to bring back swappable batteries for cellphones to reduce E-waste. Getting the parts and removing software blocks that disable features are the problem. Making repairs just to change a battery can be a tedious task as shown in Hue Jefferies repair videos.
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  232. And they will likely get law enforcement immunity. This really started with Ronald Reagan to take money from crimes and finance law enforcement. Virtually all money has drugs or chemicals on them so this flawed process should be stopped immediately. Law enforcement across the country are scheming to cease cash for personal gains is concerning. Just like the armored truck seizure... Politicians at Capitol Hill are asleep. What would it take for the, to wake up and take a look at this?
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  233. California has similar restrictions on storm drains. Where I had worked only rainwater was allowed in storm drains and we couldn’t even dump air condition condensation into the drain. The city has detectors and can figure out where it can from. Huge fines...
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  234. There’s weird stuff like that on the Dark Web. Wonder how many other “shows”were held around the country...🤔
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  235. Is it the reason for Australian Police heavy handed tactics roughly arresting those not wearing masks with a medical excuse or eating a meal...🙄
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  236. It all still worked out with the Go Fund Me page gathering over $65,000 for the seven employees. Not bad for a weekend. I think the judge made a bad call to resolve the issue but he probable felt that it can wait the weekend.
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  237. Seems more legal controversies coming out of Alabama and Louisiana lately... Florida must be glad not to be the center of Media scrutiny.
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  238. Seems like it was more the fact the person was Transgender.... Disturbing that it went on that long and the officers are still employed.
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  239. Should ha e had a military funeral.🇺🇸
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  240. Fine seems small if the person having the trees cut is wealthy. In the end, he pays the fine and got his view if NYC... To him, it was a good deal.
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  241. Hearing it both ways… Won’t be the last we hear about it. I’m sure some phones can be remotely wiped if lost.
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  242. Otis the Mayberry drunk would be serving 100 years. No one died or was killed is it is strict to sentence for 40 years.
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  243. I would think that if it’s a historical ridge it would be on the state’s historical landmark registry and protected. Shouldn’t the state or the Feds make the city pay to restore the bridge. It seems an abuse of powers. City needs to set the example. I would also suggest a GoFundMe to fix satisfy the debt. If the city schools or vehicles were damage by vandalism, they would make the offender pay restitution for damages.
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  244. Sports would be an exception. Otherwise hard fouls and sacking the quarterback would be assaulted and battery.
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  245. Police are acting like highway bandits sticking up travelers passing through.
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  246. Seems like more women judges are being censured. Wonder if it's the Judge Judy Effect... Tough cookie...
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  247. So, if I see firearms or a baby in a hot car would that break the law. Peering into cars has foiled may terrorist attempts. Especially in New York and New Jersey that are in the front lines after 911.
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  248. They should los investigate his past incidents operating as Sheriff. If he is going to such an extend over children knocking, it makes me wonder how he conducts himself during traffic stops. If he has PTSD or “something,” he shouldn’t be sheriff.
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  249. Wow, wonder if that includes food delivery for charity like elderly or church fundraisers. Didn't think the episode would affect me since I don't deliver but it just might.
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  250. I smell collusion and corruption in this case. It seems the courts have been weaponized to target this person. Tossing him in prison until just after Christmas...he shouldn't even be in jail...we no longer have debt prisons. There's more than what's on the surface. Worse it's being done in plane view of everyone. Court officers running their legal proceedings like a robot running a program.
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  251. Dark lining to the story is the officers still on the streets harassing arresting, and charging others under similar circumstances. I would review all arrests these officers performed, if I were the council.
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  252. This is true for military during exercises and operations when private property is damaged, the owners can submit the US Government for compensation. Don't see how cities and states can get out of their responsibilities using law enforcement immunity clause. Leave it like you found it.
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  253. ChatGTP uses social engineering to pass information to users as correct and when caught lying apologizes and does it again like a con artist. Great Pretender...
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  254. No valuables... Very odd... What's the point? Get out of liability... Industry is shady on level of pawn shop. Stop using them couple years ago when paying on unit and my locks were cut limiting access. And limit access to the building gates will leave your vehicle stuck until morning, if you are there past a certain time. (PS)
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  255. HP is already doing this with printer cartridge. . They make the cost of entry very low with cheap printers but you can only use their cartridges (forever) Others use DRM like Dymo to restrict access to third parties.
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  256. It seems more female judges are getting in trouble than male judges over common sense things. Judge Judy Syndrome.... Still remember the former judge being dragged to jail by bailiffs. Judges shouldn't use their position for "freebies."
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  257. Popup car shows is a real problem all over California. I would get stopped, questioned, sometimes searched every other night just walking home from work in San Jose at 2AM.(Catch and release) No love for San Jose police but I'm glad they're addressing this. Glad I left all that behind for the USMC. Silicon Valley wasn't the same after the booming 1990s. It's crazy expensive there especially now with layoffs happening.
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  258. Hopefully, Electronic Frontier Foundation or Institute for Justice will step in.
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  259. Hershey chocolate tastes like barf. It has to do with GI being used to the taste during WWII. Once you have European chocolate...you'll never go back.
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  260. Wonder how many of those grand jury cases ended up with convictions after their trials...🤔
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  261. The makes the entry and if it is t true wouldn’t that be perjury... Likely, those responsible for this mess are discharged enjoying their benefits.
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  262. Shouldn't the town, county, state pickup the tab for the lawsuit since they gave these judges the power and authority to send these kids to detention. They did it in plain view of everyone and went unchecked for years. I know there are some states that passed laws to limit their liability (unfairly) but this is something that will last these kids for the rest of their lives. Also, the facility that paid the bribe should also be included in the suit. The judges will just do an OJ Simpson and move to Florida so they can still live comfortably despite the ruling.
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  263. If they are demo company wouldn’t they need insurance and a license to operate? 🤔
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  264. 3:12: Only way to damage the screen is if it's a netbook size laptop and the screen go wedge breaking it...
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  265. Everyone has a racket...🙄
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  266. Story: A Marshall Project-Cleveland investigation found that the majority of drivers cited for traffic violations by Bratenahl police since 2020 were Black.
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  267. If there's one, there's more. Over shoplifting charge... I wonder how much would justify arrest across state lines. Texas is abusing its privileges.
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  268. Didn’t they do that in the Old West where they would go to a salon for jurors...IDK🤔
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  269. The mayor and their council had to have known that this was going on. They were in on it and were completely fine with the tickets being issued.
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  270. This happened to a truck driver with Navy military hardware on the Mexican border. He went the wrong way and was arrested b cause he had ammo which is just as bad as bring a gun into Mexico. It was cleared up after a few months.
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  271. Skittle Poxs.... Laws and regulations are very slow. It’s an agreed upon standard like asbestos and DDT. We didn’t know any better then and a lot of people died before we realized it wasn’t safe.
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  272. 6:04 Miracle the evidence wasn't destroyed after Katerina. NOPD also had issues in their ranks handling the emergency. States have passed laws limiting their liability under good faith and walking away from their responsibilities. We'll have to see what they are given.
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  273. Most of the judges I hear getting reprimanded were women... Especially, family court. I remember one judge being dragged to jail by bailiff. Judge Judy complex...
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  274. St that a Peeping Tom if they look in. What about infrared red that looks at heat signatures in the home? More than a year is excessive. How long too long if nothing is found?
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  275. That this officers lies made it to the courts and lead to imprisonment is unconscionable. We have smart people with law degrees and years of experience backing this. The system is broken. What about all the he others that this happened to and nobody noticed or cared? Depressing...😒🇺🇲 Semper Fi
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  276. Honor these days are rare and far between... Honor system...😅😊
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  277. Sounds like a crooked manager but it's corporate wide. Hate renting anything... Even hotel rooms will charge for supposed "damage."
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  278. Sounds like Leno got a flash burn. It looks real nasty at first but heals up after a year. Leno is tough old-timer and he'll bounce back. 👍
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  279. 8:22 San Diego has a ridiculous amount of police overlap with many local police li,e Harbor and Transit but Military and Border. Yet, we still a lot of violent crime with all this coverage.
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  280. I have iPad Mini 2 and it works fine but Apple won’t update it and occasionally asks for ID. It’s planned obsolescence that only generates E waste. I use mines to only watch Youtube and read Kindle.
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