The FBI office?

Any incorporated townships 25,000 or greater

I feel like they're all the same, average to below average quality...but tons of variety.

I'll follow for others suggestions though.

Also under the radar here....the poorest city in Illinois is East St Louis

The poorest city in Kansas, is Kansas City kansas

Both built on the border of Mo

Might check out mercari, of you're interested, PM me and I can get us both a $5 off coupon on your first order

(Mercari is like Facebook market, but the site holds buyers and sellers accountable, and there is no in person meeting, all online)

Bairs is hit and miss...but when they hit....it's a VERY good burger. Would also recommend WF Cody's on sunshine.

Nah, but they can put together 2500 for their regular bondsman and make that money back in a month

I get the frustration of being tailgated, especially in the right lane....but I think this is a good opportunity to remind all those cruising in the left lane....

Rsmo 304.015. part 6.

  All vehicles in motion upon a highway having two or more lanes of traffic proceeding in the same direction shall be driven in the right-hand lane except when overtaking and passing another vehicle or when preparing to make a proper left turn or when otherwise directed by traffic markings, signs or signals.

https://www.mshp.dps.missouri.gov/MSHPWeb/Root/PassingandLaneUsageStatutes070113.html

$83 min. fine

Not driving in the left lane isn't the opinion of a random reddditor....it's the law in Missouri.

Rsmo 304.015. part 6.

  All vehicles in motion upon a highway having two or more lanes of traffic proceeding in the same direction shall be driven in the right-hand lane except when overtaking and passing another vehicle or when preparing to make a proper left turn or when otherwise directed by traffic markings, signs or signals.

https://www.mshp.dps.missouri.gov/MSHPWeb/Root/PassingandLaneUsageStatutes070113.html

$83 min. fine

It's so disappointing, and frankly infuriating, that you were the victim and you're expected to track down the perpetrator, collect evidence, and be able to nail down who did it before the police will even consider doing anything...you know the people who are paid a full salary, numerous benefits, and a pension at taxpayer expense to prevent , investigate, and bring to prosecution criminals.

I'm sorry this happened to you.

Same thing happened in our driveway about 2 years ago. We had video ofnthe people, as did our neighbors who had their vehicle broken into too....Police showed up. Looked at the video (wouldn't even humor us by accepting a copy of it).

Makes paying my property tax this month a little bit bigger pill to swallow.

Los Michicanos Garcia...sunshine and glenstone

You're statitically more likely to die as a small machinery mechanic than as a police officer (15 per 100,000 versus 14 per 100,000) doesn't even break the top 20 for fatalities per capita in 2020.

https://www.ishn.com/articles/112748-top-25-most-dangerous-jobs-in-the-united-states

You've got shitty neighbors, I got it.

They're doing illegal shit and staying a step ahead of LE and their nosy neighbors, I got it.

What I don't get is how you know the circumstances of your neighbors lease or current rental status when you apparently can't contact the owner, and the supposed leasee is incarcerated.

In any scenario, neighbors don't have the authority to enforce a lease, thats between the property owner and the leasee...I don't think you get it.

The law breaking and suspicious activity is a problem, unfortunately, all you can do is continue to report it.

I'm always amazed when people believe they have the right to dictate others private property, or in this case, terms of lease.

I get being frustrated by dickhead neighbors who are trashy or inconsiderate, but if they aren't breaking the law they're just assholes.

If they do break the law, call it in. If you believe a code is being broken, report it, but outside of that you don't have the right to dictate how people live or where.

That's the trade off of living in a city...having to deal with people.

I think everyone is gone but the owner (shaun) and the girl thats been there forever....there's a story there but idk it first handnor well enough for it not to be rumors.

Shane from Dapper moved to a new shop off commercial...I think it's called Coven or something similar...no idea what he's charging now though.

It'd be a bit of a drive, or you may be able to.order online now, but College of the Ozarks near Branson has a mill where they make grits (and a variety of other milled products)

When I was in college, i was a server and absolutely LOVED working thanksgiving...., people were more friendly than normal (gracious for you being open), the restaurant catered a really nice meal for employees, our base wage was increased, and most importantly, the tips were CRAZY good.

When I was in college I always volunteered to work thanksgiving....the tips were AWESOME and the company usually gave us a nice meal and extra base pay

Win-win-win.

No idea...but if were taking bets, I'll hedge on car wash

>Not really a good place anymore. Scalpers, Facebook marketplace, eBay pretty much killed it.

Nailed. It.

There's about another half dozen sites with people who do this too.

MSU teaches a marketing course designed people.how to.set up an Amazon store and buy and resale things literally from clearance sections, thrift shops, and garage sales.

Ernie Biggs piano bar for a 21st for sure

Real.questuon. if they're faced with closing due to a shortage of volunteers, why can the homeless who are using the shelter not act as volunteers?

They just started participating in state wide scratcher tickets in 2009 and there are still dry counties today.

I'm mildly suprised, but not shocked.

Not trying to be an ass here....BUT...how did any person not know?

In the past month alone:

The state mailed out a notice to every household in MO.

It was KY3.

It was on the radio.

It's on the springfield reddit page and the missouri reddit page.

We had a mailer on our door.

They had a notice taped to the front door of the polling station.

There was a notice at the DMV when I visited in October

This was all AFTER the info was posted when the law changed. Subsequent news releases and social media generated both praise and disdain from either side.

When I voted in the primary I handed my voter ID card to the election judge and was given a notice card indicating voting requirements for this election.

I was honestly inundated with the same info to the point I have a hard time of understanding how anyone hadn't heard of this.