Why are government employees putting apps like this on government phones in the first place???

>Of course the Republicans in this state only care about positive Cannabis law when it affects their ability to own firearms

I agree with the sentiment but at least it's finally getting attention, I'll take what I can get

> I have not heard any stories of Pennsylvanians being arrested for purchasing firearms while holding a medical marijuana card.

But at the same time, the threat of federal charges is enough to stop people from purchasing a firearm, which is itself a form of infringement on one's otherwise-legal rights.

Unless there was a written agreement, 99% chance a court won't care

It happens often enough that if this is the first you're noticing it, then you must be new to the area or super oblivious.

Cost of doing business

They never show exact inventory but you could call and ask what they actually have in the "mustang/challenger or similar" category

>smoke from Susquehanna Steam Electric Station, which I learned is a nuclear power plant,

Stop right there. If you're that uneducated, just stay away.

It may be pricey, but see if Enterprise/Alamo/National at the airport has any sports cars to rent. I once got a convertible Mustang for 2 days for $100.

Civic/Mellon Arena

Many sources say you should have at least $1M set aside to retire comfortably. So being a millionaire means you can retire by yourself. Doesn't mean you can support a kid.

I've driven front-drive cars with all-season tires for 16 years. I've never had an issue aside from 2 times I got stuck on un-plowed hills that I knew darn well I should'nt have driven on and decided to try anyway.

AWD definitely isn't necessary. The thing people forget about AWD too is that it's not all-wheel-stop - people think they're driving a small tank that'll do whatever they want and then end up in more trouble because they overestimated what AWD can do for you.

The biggest thing is just use common sense. If it's so bad that FWD can't make it, chances are AWD won't do much better.

My general rule of thumb, for starters, is check Google reviews. Any dealer with less than 4.5 stars isn't worth the time. I say this because I've dealt with lower-rated dealers before and it absolutely sucked.

Car dealers deal with the government. The government is behind the times. Fax is still very much a thing.

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r/lostredditors ?

The titling issues are a nation-wide problem. There's a YouTube channel called "Lehto's Law," where a Michigan-based lawyer goes over the legal issues of cases that make the news, and he covers Carvana issues fairly frequently. Usually issues with titling resulting in Attorneys General getting involved.

Carvana has also had some financial issues lately. The risk of the company falling apart would scare me away, as you wouldn't necessarily have anyone to go after if you had issues.

Don't know which Carvana you're looking at, but the one in Bridgeville, PA (Pittsburgh suburb) got suspended by the state back in Nov. '22.

>avoid following

You're not safe in front of them either! I once saw a pickup truck on the Parkway with a load of 2x4s on a ladder rack. Driver hit the brakes too hard and the whole load got launched forward off the top of the truck.

I've worked with commercial pallet recyclers before. They don't stack pallets more than 14 high on their deck-over trailers due to height restrictions. I see 22 pallets in the stack, plus who knows how many hidden behind the tailgate. He's definitely going to hit a tunnel, bridge, or power line.

Haven't seen anything regarding a switch to permanent time. Seems to flare up every time we switch, and then it dies until the next switch.

Also, *Saving

>until about 2020, nine years after it was demolished

It was demo'd in 2001

I have my old plate and several of my parents' old plates. Just never returned them and nobody ever asked for them. They're on display along the I-beam in the garage.

r/pittsburgh or just Google it

Good cars but as of late their prices are quite high, from what I've seen

It's been at least 4 years since I left the program and quit job hunting in that field, so I really can't accurately say. But it wasn't enough to justify the cost of an undergrad and masters. Just like teachers who need special degrees/certifications for relatively shitty pay, many library jobs require MLIS degrees but don't pay nearly well enough to justify the cost unless you luck into an admin role.