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Tom Lucas @Luke35 (81) • United States 21 Aug 17

I went out the front door to go to work this morning - just before 9:00. I like to walk to work in the summer if weather is nice, but today I stopped at my car to grab an umbrella I keep in there just in case. As I got into the...

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maezee Wow how scary is that. I am glad that you and your family have remained safe anyway. Gang violence and shootings are a big problem here as well.

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Tom Lucas @Luke35 (81) • United States 21 Aug 17

I went out the front door to go to work this morning - just before 9:00. I like to walk to work in the summer if weather is nice, but today I stopped at my car to grab an umbrella I keep in there just in case. As I got into the...

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Oshy Oh dear glad this did not affect you directly..thank God. What is wrong with them is I have no idea.

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James Higgins @JamesHxstatic (29412) • Eugene, Oregon 24 Jul 17

I have mentioned along the way that I feed birds in my yard and enjoy all that activity. I also started taking pretty long fitness walks early each morning. Now, I am not going to say that it was lack of gratitude on the part of...

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dragon54u @dragon54u (31634) • United States 24 Jul 17

Voluntarily right now, of course. They make it easy for the employees to do everyday tasks like operate the copy machine, buy snacks, etc. No more passwords to remember. Would you do this? Do you think it will become standard...

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dragon54u I agree, Jennifer. This is a subject that can be discussed by anyone but I agree with your views and there is plenty of scripture to back it up. The Bible has been very prophetic over the centuries. Even if I did not believe, I would say no because of the...

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dragon54u @dragon54u (31634) • United States 24 Jul 17

Voluntarily right now, of course. They make it easy for the employees to do everyday tasks like operate the copy machine, buy snacks, etc. No more passwords to remember. Would you do this? Do you think it will become standard...

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Jennifer I would never let anyone put a microchip in me for any reason. I know this isn't a religious discussion but the Bible is my truth-so nope would not happen.

24 Jul 17

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dragon54u @dragon54u (31634) • United States 24 Jul 17

Voluntarily right now, of course. They make it easy for the employees to do everyday tasks like operate the copy machine, buy snacks, etc. No more passwords to remember. Would you do this? Do you think it will become standard...

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dragon54u I have that feeling, too. I think it's been coming a long time and they are making it seem innocuous, just another way to do business and improve our lives. I will never get one.

24 Jul 17

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dragon54u @dragon54u (31634) • United States 24 Jul 17

Voluntarily right now, of course. They make it easy for the employees to do everyday tasks like operate the copy machine, buy snacks, etc. No more passwords to remember. Would you do this? Do you think it will become standard...

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Oshy This is the end for sure in my mind. Total domination really. Well I wouldn't want it for me. But I have a feeling it is coming for all.

24 Jul 17

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dragon54u @dragon54u (31634) • United States 24 Jul 17

Voluntarily right now, of course. They make it easy for the employees to do everyday tasks like operate the copy machine, buy snacks, etc. No more passwords to remember. Would you do this? Do you think it will become standard...

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librarygeek1980 @dragon54u this is just another way to abuse people for thier own gain, not right at all... it's just as bad as one of the companies I worked for years ago, they put Webcam in, just so upper management can watch remoteley what's going on. Need less to say,...

24 Jul 17

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dragon54u @dragon54u (31634) • United States 24 Jul 17

Voluntarily right now, of course. They make it easy for the employees to do everyday tasks like operate the copy machine, buy snacks, etc. No more passwords to remember. Would you do this? Do you think it will become standard...

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dragon54u It would be total control. Have a renegade political opinion? Well, then you can't buy at this store or that--or maybe your privileges are cut off completely! Owe the IRS? They'll take everything, forget the payment plan to pay gradually. If the gov't...

24 Jul 17

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dragon54u @dragon54u (31634) • United States 24 Jul 17

Voluntarily right now, of course. They make it easy for the employees to do everyday tasks like operate the copy machine, buy snacks, etc. No more passwords to remember. Would you do this? Do you think it will become standard...

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librarygeek1980 Thats horrible! Sounds like another way to micromanage people. Futurama comes to mind....

24 Jul 17

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dragon54u @dragon54u (31634) • United States 24 Jul 17

Voluntarily right now, of course. They make it easy for the employees to do everyday tasks like operate the copy machine, buy snacks, etc. No more passwords to remember. Would you do this? Do you think it will become standard...

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dragon54u I totally agree. I'm sure there will be ways to turn the chip on and off, otherwise the company would not take the security risk. If the general population gets it, the controllers can cut off their retail privileges for any reason--an unpaid ticket, bounced...

24 Jul 17

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dragon54u @dragon54u (31634) • United States 24 Jul 17

Voluntarily right now, of course. They make it easy for the employees to do everyday tasks like operate the copy machine, buy snacks, etc. No more passwords to remember. Would you do this? Do you think it will become standard...

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Aditya sharma this is another form of slave stamping

24 Jul 17

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dragon54u @dragon54u (31634) • United States 24 Jul 17

Voluntarily right now, of course. They make it easy for the employees to do everyday tasks like operate the copy machine, buy snacks, etc. No more passwords to remember. Would you do this? Do you think it will become standard...

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M.-L. @MALUSE (69378) • Germany 24 Jul 17

You don't see a connection between the two facts? I don't, either. So we're already two. Together with my husband of 38 years we are even a threesome. A member who behaved in a way that induced me to report him to admin, sent me...

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Tom Lucas @Luke35 (81) • United States 13 Jul 17

My daughter works at an Applebee's restaurant in Florida. She is a lower level manager and bartender, but also sometimes works as a server. Back in June she served a "gentleman" who was very friendly and talkative and he left her...

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Gil ggg Why did not he end up paying a tip at all? I think it's rude of him to do so after 3 weeks, In my language we call it a "CHUTZPA" (=like very rude)

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Tom Lucas @Luke35 (81) • United States 13 Jul 17

My daughter works at an Applebee's restaurant in Florida. She is a lower level manager and bartender, but also sometimes works as a server. Back in June she served a "gentleman" who was very friendly and talkative and he left her...

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Gil ggg @Luke35 If I was the manager of your daughter I was taking it on me...

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Tom Lucas @Luke35 (81) • United States 13 Jul 17

My daughter works at an Applebee's restaurant in Florida. She is a lower level manager and bartender, but also sometimes works as a server. Back in June she served a "gentleman" who was very friendly and talkative and he left her...

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NJ Chicaa I definitely would have thought something was up. No one leaves a $300 tip at Applebees.

14 Jul 17

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Tom Lucas @Luke35 (81) • United States 13 Jul 17

My daughter works at an Applebee's restaurant in Florida. She is a lower level manager and bartender, but also sometimes works as a server. Back in June she served a "gentleman" who was very friendly and talkative and he left her...

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louievill Better if he sued, he would spend more and your daughter would probably get more for moral damages but Im only guessing since Im not a lawyer and certainly do not know your laws, anyway, his signature and the way he added the sum would show that he had full...

14 Jul 17

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Tom Lucas @Luke35 (81) • United States 13 Jul 17

My daughter works at an Applebee's restaurant in Florida. She is a lower level manager and bartender, but also sometimes works as a server. Back in June she served a "gentleman" who was very friendly and talkative and he left her...

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Courtney Thats terrible. I eouldve let him try to sue

14 Jul 17

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Tom Lucas @Luke35 (81) • United States 13 Jul 17

My daughter works at an Applebee's restaurant in Florida. She is a lower level manager and bartender, but also sometimes works as a server. Back in June she served a "gentleman" who was very friendly and talkative and he left her...

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KrauseHome Wow!! This would be a little upsetting especially if the $$ would not put a big hole in someone's pocket as it was already spent, and I am not sure what the right thing to do would be. But in reality, at least it was probably about the same time he got his...

14 Jul 17

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