Hopefully the discharge is honorable and their service helps them get a good civilian job where they are happy and accepted

Whichever one I pay for doesn’t have ads. I’m in the US

My wife is Indonesian Muslim, hates Kamala for what we’re doing in Palestine and told me not to vote for her. I’m still voting for Kamala but man that was a hard conversation I never would have expected. Seems like the military owns everything these days

I’m lucky enough to have a WinCo nearby, but I’m not sure how widespread they are

I hope this reference never dies

Mind totally fucked.

So what causes this phenomenon? Is it the colors or what?

I don’t get how corporate is so detached that they’re making these policies. I left my last job about a year ago because a competitor offered 30% more. My manager said they could do 3% and, with regular raises, I’d be at that amount in 10 years. I know his hands were tied and he was just grasping at any reason he could come up with to keep me, but that just makes me even more incredulous that companies are crafting policies like this.

Edit: This job also requires about a year of training to be halfway decent, with multiple business trips overseas, so they didn’t even save any money as far as I can tell.

Username checks out. Dry/wet town/county lines are a very common experience there

I feel like there’s more on the line with groceries being a staple necessary for human existence, so hopefully there’s more motivation to stop this one. Your example stands though and I don’t have a whole lot of faith that this will turn out different.