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Snow Plow in a ditch - near Kankakee River State Park (IL)

They can - I've heard them.

So - you're helpless without your phone?

"I'm Batman!", ...said the horse wearing a blanket.

Wouldn't a regular bakery be cheaper? You probably pay a premium because it says "Panera".

Nope, not buying it.

If you're in a poisonous area/situation, plan to get yourself out as soon as you possibly can.

The only thing potentially wrong with you is you're listening to losers.

I don't believe that for a second.

The guys you know are losers.

"WAS" being the operative term.

What should have happened - Corporate should have said, turn off all the registers on the circuit, turn the breaker back on and one-by-one turn on each register, maybe at 5 minute intervals. You wouldn't want to hit the registers with a spike by just turning on the breaker(s). Then you'd have to sit back & wait for each register to reload. Hopefully, no data was lost - otherwise you might have tills out-of-balance, which in turn could mean you'd have to step between the idiot that threw the switch and whoever was working the cash office. The whole thing is giving me flashbacks of much ugliness.

Don't try to teach a rookie manners if you don't know how to throw down...

Yes they are, and surprisingly, yes they are. Culliton taught them to play defense & Lankinen is showing up big in goal. The rookies are scoring, the Cat is scoring and, of course, Kane is being Kane - but playing 20+ minutes (no Toews or Dach). Shaw was being his feisty self, but is out as of last game (concussion protocol).

Eventually, you will look like this...

You might want to check in with your dr if it continues. I was down for 2 weeks after eating at a restaurant a friend talked up. Naturally he was fine, but I could barely crawl to the toidy.

Can't tell from the information provided, but if he fubar'd the registers and they were tied into the inventory system, he'd be cleaning toilets & doing customer carry-outs the rest of the day. It was never fun trying to close the systems down after a power outage.