Everybody has rules. I don’t believe for a minute that you were allowed to live with your parents and then suddenly able to do whatever the hell you wanted on your eighteenth birthday. Perhaps you were a good kid and they didn’t have many rules. Perhaps you were such a bad kid they had given up before then. But you…

When you were growing up you called your parents rules strings?

In college, when Reagan was president and everyone loved him, our government teacher was explaining the two party system and that we all needed to pick one of the two major parties instead of being independent or voting third party. So it was sad at the end of the class the Democrat teacher turned the class of mostly…

I’m not clear if it’s going to be a summer house full of unsupervised teenagers, which would have to be a definite no anyway, or if a family with a couple of responsible parents invited a few of their children’s friends along to some isolated place in the country, which would normally be a maybe. And I am surprised…

I guess you lived on your own and paid for college and all of your expenses yourself. But a bunch of us still lived with our parents while going to college and/or needed money from our parents. Having this money and/or a roof over your head usually comes with rules.  Feel sorry for the kids who don't have that.

The bumper tables look like they would work most of the time. The skirts, not so much, as they only go out from the sides, not the back and front, so that people can dance, sit on couches, kiss, etc...

That’s nice, but I’ve never seen them before, and they are expensive.

A normal for profit company makes a product that some of it’s customers have wanted for a long time and some potential customers would probably like to have in the future, but somehow that isn’t cool because they profit from it?

I went to a small private school inside of a church, and most of the desks folded out from the wall, and then wooden dividers were placed between all the desks in an attempt to keep us from talking and cheating and all of that.

Didn’t think anyone would take that so literal. I’ve been out about once a week, I’ve spoken to family and neighbors. I can’t imagine anyone thinking this is mostly as usual, though things should be taken more seriously. Just to start, it isn’t business as usual for anyone with children or people who take care at…

Glad the murder mosquito isn't going to get us and that you had a good reason for driving around.  The death toll is only 132 today and was just over 100 on the day you wrote 121. And I live about 16 miles away, so I know the rest of what I said mostly from looking out the window. You just made it up about things…

The pool industry does not sound like an essential job, unless you are building fences around them or some other safety thing. You shouldn’t have been driving all over any area. So you or your employer are part of the problem.

You end it by not being a customer of those places, not by cheating people out of their tips.

Blah, blah, same old argument.

I don't drink this, but $18 plus $5 shipping would a lot of tapioca pearls and regular tea at the Asian market. 

I don't drink this, but $18 plus $5 shipping would a lot of tapioca pearls and regular tea at the Asian market. 

That is how it is supposed to work, and as an all grown up person with internet access you should know that. 

I hope they just forgot that part of the story. I did UberEats and I tried Doordash, and most people didn't tip. But I did notice more often getting tips when delivering pizza, because people who had pizza delivered before the apps were already used to tipping. So no way that the pizza restaurant owner who looked into…

I suppose it was so we didn’t go out and buy all of the masks, that it was easier to say you didn’t need them or that they didn’t work. Maybe that was easier to remember, or maybe people didn’t care if people who needed them more didn’t have enough, people would still go out and buy them.

They don't know until the driver shows up asking for the Doordash order. It's under the customer's name. 

Sometimes the company card doesn't work. Then it is up to the driver to decide to pay with his own money and hope that he will get his money back or cancel the order and not get paid after doing half of the work. I would choose the not getting paid rather than acting loose money I might not get back.