AKIQPilot
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2 minutes ago, motonoggin said:
Yup.
Is there a limit to the number of people who can be on the property at one time?
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3 hours ago, motonoggin said:
Many Americans are self centered, spoiled cunts whose parents never told them 'no'.
Does company policy dictate that you and your coworkers wear a mask while at work?
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14 minutes ago, jtssrx said:
People are making badges and wearing them into these stores. There are many many people that cannot wear a mask for health reasons. Again this is why Whitmer said if you are able to wear one.
Do you have one of those badges giving you exempt status?
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There is a video at the link about 1/3 down the page that shows the flooding this morning. Looks really bad for lots of places and homes.
https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/michigan-dam-flooding/index.html
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1 minute ago, Highmark said:
Jesus fuck will they make up their minds. Took them 3-4 months to figure this out.
More sheer incompetence by the CDC. No one is surprised by this.
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1 hour ago, jtssrx said:
Ha ha ha ha ha
It’s not their policy I was in costco Sunday no mask!!
Hey JT. Which Costco were you in on Sunday?
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3 minutes ago, Highmark said:
I'm sure some stores enforce more or less than others. Fact is a business has the right to implement this. I don't think its that big of deal right now.
If corp Costco makes a policy stating masks are mandatory I can't imagine individual store managers ignoring the policy. I suppose enforcement may vary.
All AK Costco's have mandatory mask policies. You want to shop at Costco, you wear a mask.
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4 minutes ago, Highmark said:
Might be store to store dude.
According to the link I posted above the mask policy applies to all stores, all employees and all members/guests except those under 2 years of age and those who can not wear a mask for medical reasons.
Dear Costco Member,
To help protect our employees and members, effective May 4, 2020, all Costco members and guests must wear a face covering that covers the mouth and nose, at all times while at Costco. This requirement does not apply to children under the age of 2 or to individuals who are unable to wear a face covering due to a medical condition.
Costco employees are required to wear face coverings, and now we are asking that Costco members do so too. We know some members may find this inconvenient or objectionable, but under the circumstances we believe the added safety is worth any inconvenience. This is not simply a matter of personal choice; a face covering protects not just the wearer, but others too.
In short, we believe this is the right thing to do under the current circumstances. Although some may disagree with this policy or question its effectiveness, we’re choosing to err on the side of safety in our shopping environments. Costco has continued to operate during this crisis as an essential business in all of our communities, and our employees are on the front lines. As part of a community, we believe this simple act of safety and courtesy is one that Costco members and employees can undertake together. -
1 minute ago, Phoenix said:
Seriously?
Dont fall for it. Gravy Dave is a crafty fellow.
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TVIX has sure taken a pounding this week. This year actually. Down to 153 now from a high of 800 in February.
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Good. Maybe they have found something that will stick this time.
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Yep. Masks are mandatory for anyone entering a Costco. Policy became effective May 4th
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1 minute ago, jtssrx said:
Ha ha ha ha ha
It’s not their policy I was in costco Sunday no mask!!
I thought masks were mandatory for all members and employees in all Costco’s............. regardless of what day it is?
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22 minutes ago, ckf said:
Good stuff. When do we see a pic of you trying to walk on the water carpet? Is the water still a tid bit nippley for ya
June at the soonest. Hahaha. Yes. Its still very cold but the kids arent even bothered by the cold water.
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16 hours ago, f7ben said:
That’s gay.....I respect my cars more than that
Hahahahaha.
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More fun on the lake with the kiddos. I picked up one of those floating water carpets for the kids to play on. They love it.
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3 hours ago, Anler said:
I grew up with that. There were lots of neighborhoods all over Chicago that if a black person was seen walking around or whatever they would get attacked. The message was dont come here. It went all the way into the 90's, some towns when a black family would move in their houses and property would get vandalized until they moved.
Many suburban town police got busted for racial profiling meaning they were mostly pulling over and ticketing vehicles with black drivers. It kind of came to a head when in Bridgeport (neighborhood Mayor Daley lived in and grew up in) the mayors nephew beat the shit out of a semi retarded black kid for riding his bike thru the neighborhood. That made national news and it finally started to come to an end.
I thought Illinois was a northern state? Part of the Union that freed the slaves. Land of Lincoln and all. Why was there so much violence against blacks by the yankees in Chicago?
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What a dumb fuck. He knew the policy when he walked through the door. Should have gone somewhere else.
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2 minutes ago, Polaris 550 said:
Finished cleaning-up the place. Two days myself, and another two days with my helper.
My helper worked like shit. He's about 70. I was getting so pissed I was gonna' tell him to leave, but he's somewhat of a family friend.
I'm done with him, I gotta' find somebody else. At the end of the day, I say to myself I could have done what he did and saved the money.
$22.00 an hour, cash. Fuck that. It's not so much the money, it's his fukkin lack of fast, hard work that pissed me off. Something is wrong with him, normally he is non-stop talking, past two days he didn't say a word. We think he might be sick or somethin'.
If he was not feeling good, he should have told me. I'm not reading anybody's fukkin mind.
He has the CV. Now you have it too.
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This is a good move by Trump.
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15 minutes ago, Woodtick said:
Dang. Not good, lots of boats gonna be sitting on mud here soon. Lots of properties downstream will be damaged
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