Left lane pedestrian speed enforcer? Cool!

Keep right except to pass. If you’re not passing, move right. At any speed.

Quick rule of thumb - if there are cars pulled up behind you and none directly in front of you... Move right.

A few states have passed the “no parking it in the left lane” laws regardless of if you’re going the speed limit. I’ll have to look up which exact states those were.

A pun.

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The only—and I truly mean only—reason to scrub the archives of a site without notice and deny journalists their clips they desperately need to pursue further work is spite. I understand that Web Archive and Wayback will have cached versions of pages but rest assured that piece of fucking filth Ricketts did this to…

Then you’re not pro union. This guy took the ball and went home. They didn’t even start to negotiate

I think the lesson is if you are negotiating with a d-bag of this nature, don’t underestimate his ability to pull some d-bag-esque move like this.

That’s an extremely anti-union sentiment.

Ah yes, that classic pro-union stance of “consider the boss!”

Any claim that this is anything other than retribution for unionizing is horseshit. If it was merely a matter of numbers not adding up - and Ricketts no longer being willing to eat the losses - he’d try to sell the business to someone else and thus recoup some of his losses.

As long as we also end corn subsidies, funding to the Middle East to stabilize oil production, and tax breaks for oil companies I’m ok with this too.

I agree, it’s fine but really in a different category.

No, it shouldn’t. That being said, it’s half-way decent.

Papa Murphy’s is a take-and-bake place, does that even count?

Yeah- pizza, Thai, and Indian- are the absolute cheapest foods to eat out. Less than $15 a head. The guy talks like the in-laws paying is the best thing ever. WTF. Maybe sushi or some fancy French shit, then be grateful they’re paying.

Last guy, D. What the fuck! Isn’t the whole point of going out that everyone can get what they want?

For all the good unions did, now, they make pretty much every business in the US unprofitable.

You mean you pay what a market that actively suppresses union activity dictates. You don’t pay what a free market dictates at all.

However, I’ll not speculate on whether you pay your employees fairly for their work. Maybe you do, but invoking the “free” market as the setter of wages for your worker’s labors sets off…