Your comment was asinine before I commented, and your reply here is also off base.

I hope you have a pleasant day.

Oh yeah? Pull my finger then.

^This person absolutely does NOT reddit.

Ok. Wherever the next foodservice area gets built, make sure to intentionally refuse to install any seating. Standing-height tables are fine, but no seating.

Lemme know what intended-customer groups think of that after 6 months.

That is... not how the industry works.

I was commenting that your point is stronger than your comment illustrates.

Wheelchairs are properly tied down and secured, thus not completely vulnerable.

No, qualified bus and school bus operators are at a planetwide shortage.

For 2 years there was reduced or suspended hiring, training, on boarding, and certifying. At the same time, there was more than 6 equivalent years of layoffs, terminations, retirements, quits, non-renewals, and yes even covid deaths.

>Give me a fucking break. The level of entitlement is through the roof. YoUr hYdRaNt 🤡

I hope you have a swell Thanksgiving holiday, u/halalguy

If I'm inside the building, then it is most certainly "my" hydrant that they're parked in front of. The person deserves a ticket -- that even you admit the person is "RiSkiNG" -- and anyone calling to tattle on them deserves a fistbump.

Anyone defending them is a dick.

I said what I fuckin said.

Then idk. I must've made a mistake.

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What a fuckin dick thing to say.

That doesn't address the apathy in the other boroughs.

Yes. Get a decently strong SUV with 4wd, a few chains, and 2 or 3 people who genuinely know what they're doing so they don't literally kill somebody by accident.

Wrap chains around a frame member of the junk car. Securely and sensibly attach the other end of the chains to the SUV (this is NOT necessarily an intuitive process, and if done incorrectly, can severely damage the SUV.) Drag the junker into the street, as cockeyed an angle as possible, to obstruct as many lanes of travel as possible. Once the vehicle obstructs traffic, it'll disappear within 48 hours.

Rinse and repeat.

>the only way that business makes money is if people come and retrieve their towed cars.

False. If the vehicle goes unclaimed, the tow operator exercises a mechanic lien and then owns the car. They sell it to boneyards for parts and scrap.

Any comment on the trend of false instrument toll evasion by your brother and sister cops?

Include mention of the nypd placard as well.

>Pure genius. Again what’s the point? Why was not disclosing salary sooo egregious that the esteemed and super respected city council made this a law?

You've asked what's known as "a loaded question." A common example of a loaded question is, "when did you decide to stop violently assaulting your neighbors." The question is loaded because any question-conforming answer (in this case, a date or a time period) necessarily reinforces the implication that the person asked actually is, or was at one time, a violent person. Any response to the loaded question that attempts to address the fallacy or refute the accusation is then vulnerable to other rhetorical shenanigans such as accusations of "derailing" or "changing the subject" or "avoiding the question."

An unloaded question might be something like, "Have you ever been a particularly violent person," and then proceeding from there with follow ups.

You think it's ok for employers to either keep their hiring salaries secrets entirely, or possibly for employers to cherrypick on the fly as they decide what each individual applicant "deserves to hear" about salaries for positions being applied for.

See how easy that was? I asked you to clarify and elaborate on your point, and seemingly without even realizing it, you decided to do EXACTLY THAT. You're a very good conversationalist, u/sheepherderfew3844!! Now, everyone else reading this thread has a VERY DETAILED AND CLEAR understanding of what to expect from you, both as a human being, and as a member of society!

Well done!

So if YOU see no need for employers to transparently disclose their base salary ranges, that means that there is no need for anyone to do so. And any attempt to do something so "insane and absurd" as "require recruiters and employers to disclose hard-figures of their expected salary ranges" means that it's a "fuckin ridiculous" thing to do.

Boy, I sure wish every naysayer were open books like you! Have a nice day, man, and please, pay yourself on the back for your solid civic engagement. The world needs more patient and conscientious people like you!

No really, enlighten us. What would be a better alternative, in your opinion.