Or, don’t assume that all red-colored CHEWY cookie packaging is peanut-free?

This was already done and the consumer didn’t read it, hence the problem. The packaging clearly indicated it contained peanuts as well as large “Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup” imagery, however, the teen unfortunately assumed the contents of the container based on its prominent color.

This should be top comment considering it’s half hour into the sale and Prime Deals via the app are still inaccessible.  Take a star.

This should be top comment considering it’s half hour into the sale and Prime Deals via the app are still…

I purposely let some beers sit and warm up purposely for this reason. I’d like a quality brew open up.  If they won’t serve it at proper room temp, I’ll wait for it to get there.

So tired of menu lists packed with IPAs.  They’re good here and there and a good IPA is fantastic, but how about variety?  Guinness isn’t sufficient as your stout offering when everything else is craft IPAs.

I see a lot of people focusing on the gpu mining craze rather than the true underlying issue of chip shortages. So quickly people forget that RAM is absurdly expensive as well due to the true root of the problem. Unless the memory chip shortage changes, we’re in for continuing shortages of video card availability and…

I see a lot of people focusing on the gpu mining craze rather than the true underlying issue of chip shortages. So…

Even if the 11 series cards debut in August, they aren’t going to be widely available til Q1-Q2 2019 assuming that chip shortages continue, which, why wouldn’t we assume the worst at this point? The ongoing pricing and supply issues due to memory shortages and not mining, so that problem isn’t clearing up and can be…

Even if the 11 series cards debut in August, they aren’t going to be widely available til Q1-Q2 2019 assuming that…

Isn’t it interesting how such vastly different experiences can be had by people? I’m glad you enjoyed the remakes, I really do wish I could just pick up and play it or even adapt to it easily, but the differences make it so frustrating :( . The moment I switched back to the real thing, it was like a perfectly fitted…

You just don’t get it. Saying that every human being deserves to immediately become debt-free regardless of unpaid bills and also gets free services upon illness or death is unreasonable and unrealistic. Like I said, there’s a reason why next of kin are responsible for many forms of debt upon death. In a perfect…

I’m not going to define the multitude of specific cases that could be applicable while avoiding unreasonable burden to businesses as a whole. “Death” is a catch-all. Everyone dies and offering amnesty on all overdue bills upon death just doesn’t work. In some cases bills are indeed written off upon death, however many…

Nah.

I personally would not refuse to give a homeless man a sandwich if I had the means to offer it, but that is a different situation than setting the precedent that a company is required to offer services for free just because an individual is homeless and hungry. It is not a business’s responsibility to provide their…

So once an individual is in hospice care, everything is free and all debts are forgiven? That’s just not feasible. It’s one thing to provide hospice care, but another to absolve debt on account of impending death. When someone dies of a tragic accident before their time and they have a large sum of certain types of…

Not in the slightest. Companies must be paid for services and if I or anyone else can’t pay for them, yes, a helping hand is appreciated if it is asked for, but no company is obligated to offer their service for free. All I’m saying is that there is a limit and a line has to be drawn somewhere, otherwise every human…

If you feel a terminally ill individual should be provided free electricity, at what point do you draw the line? Should they also receive free hospice care? Free food? Free cable and internet service? Who is going to pay for all of these things? You?  It is not a business’s responsibility to bear that burden.  

I have, I own the snorlax-Ditto. Sadly they were a short run and availability second hand comes at a steep price.

Ditto. Gets you all 151, albeit with a dopey face.

Right?  How dare an electrical company terminate service to a customer whose bills are in arrears for an extended time! The nerve!

That assumes the customer was indeed eligible for the WInter Termination Program.  If they weren’t, then there’s no chance this particular policy was broken.

I would strongly disagree that the original feel was recreated in a fine manner. Playing the remaster on a switch was an entirely different experience than playing the original games on original hardware. The controls in the vehicle missions in the remake are even sloppier for no good reason. Gaps and jumps require far…