Shhh. I still play every so often.

Water shut off is common in all municipalities. So I don’t see this as a problem, however, I do see the need for them to reach out to find the income level to see if any of these people qualify for the Water Residential Assistance Program (WRAP) or other programs. http://www.detroitmi.gov/water

Even this knows there are ties to Russia,

All good advice. The best advice I can give, pay someone to do it.

But the tip does not go to the bust boy or the dishwasher. They are just paid by the hour.

That pick up window can have lines that loop around the sitting area.

Sorry for such a late reply. My wife is a NOLA native and we just stuck with Du Monde. We never had any trouble finding a table to sit at.

I have, not that impressed with them. But this could easily turn into a coke vs pepsi type of argument.

If you are in the mood for snowballs, and I mean the good shaved ice kind, not that junk that is mini cubes. I head to

I disagree on this. Cafe Du Monde has the best beignets. Just be like a local and don’t wait in line to grab a table, just go get one.

This whole post feels like a Tide Ad.

I know right.

It would be great if these tools also took into account cost of living in each area to be able to compare apples to apples and states to states.

Irregardless, I will still use it as a word to stop the kid from begging.

I do $10 an hour with a friends daughter, plus $20 to get things like dinner with. She can keep all change from the $20 or even pocket the $20 if she doesn’t end up buying herself food.

First off let me say I am not defending Whitefish at all and that yes they are overcharging.

arf arf. :)

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I am looking at your graph you pulled from the tribune, and that isn’t even water rates, that is the overall average cost. Unless they are saying that in Chicago it is $19.40 per X gallons. I dunno. They really should break it into an actual rate of $/gallons and then if there are any fees associated.

For example where…