A customer purposefully tried to scare us

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Dude people suuuuuuckkkkk. My husband and I were doing doordash together and got a panda express and a five guys stacked order for like 9 dollars. So two different people from two different restaurants for about 9 dollars total. Get out to grab the first five guys order and immediately we get a text from the guy who wants panda express "Did you get my food yet?". Like we just got the order? Replied "No I have a double order but I will be on the way with yours very soon and I hope you are having a good day." Or something along those lines. We get the five guys then the panda and in total it took about ten minutes all together. Both orders end up in phenix city which is kinda a drive but especially because it was raining SO HARD. It took extra time because I could barely see out the windshield. I get the five guys food to the first guy and no big deal, now to drive to drop off this guys panda express. Mind you it's dark and raining and thundering and it's just intense to drive in and walk around in. This dudes house was sort of at the bottom of the hill and my husband jumps out to run the food to his door. It's dark and raining and this dude is playing eerie creepy music for some reason and as my husband was putting the food down this dude knocks HARD on the door like 8 times to scare him. I was more at the top of the hill and I felt the knocks vibrate my car. I told him I reported him for it and his reply was "You took too long with my food.". People actually are so entitled and it just makes me hate the world. I'm driving in the freaking storm because you can't get off your butt and get it yourself and you have the audacity to do that? It was on my account too so the guy expected to be scaring a woman. It's a crazy world.

So over DoorDash.

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Dasher didn’t read the instructions to call my number so I can go get the food. I saw the dasher was approaching so I went outside to meet them and I saw a dasher hand food in a Taco Bell bag to a guy that lives two buildings away from me and the guy then ran back into his apartment complex. I live in a heavily populated city. I asked out loud to the dasher if that was for Alice and dasher said yes and then just took off.

Salmon is not a drink, doordash

How to pass a Defacto gun ban by pushing for a "mental heath background checks" the average wait time for a Medically Necessary appointment is 1-2 months

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Other thoughts: the average wait time for a medically necessary appointment is often 1-2 months, and occasionally even longer. Given that there may be an estimated 100 million gun owners, a conservative estimate, requiring mental health background checks would create a significant backlog and potential waiting times spanning several years if not completely unavailable. Moreover, it is plausible that only a limited number of doctors would be willing to conduct these checks. Another issue that would make these checks only available to the rich and well connected. Insurance companies do not and are not required cover things that are not medically necessary. A example of that is elective plastic surgery. These checks may not be covered by insurance at all. Costing gun owners hundreds to thousands of dollars. Of course these policies is a regressive tax. These policies would hurt minority groups. People who lack transportation. Single parents who lack reliable child care. The lower income class to even the middle class. -hotdogpizzathehut

Got this Olympic Arms 7.62x39 with 4 mags for 400 with trading a sporter 1917, thoughts?

Ted Cruz praising anti-woke, masculine Russian military

do you guys think this cheeseball passes the smell test?

What a Majestic Kitty

*Stares*

He's so affectionate, I love him to bits

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This is my dog, Fenrir. He's almost 10 months old and his favorite thing in the world is sleeping with his head in my lap. I love him so much 🥰

I Like To Sleep In Stylee