@McDonalds I know this may be hard to believe, but (I think) the franchise owner came into the restaurant and was working with the staff on other items. I spoke with him and let him know about my concerns, and he is going to address them. This guy was on the ball.
Hey @McDonaldsCorp why do you even have a table service option as an ordering option? All they ever do is just tell my table number from the counter. Every. Time.
@MeganFoxWriter@Balandrus@LawSelfDefense If the shooter had already disarmed the perp, then I think it’s probably bad unless there is another threat I can’t see. Of course the shooter’s mental state has to be taken into account, he could very well still fear for his life.
@MeganFoxWriter@Balandrus@LawSelfDefense I don’t know how many of those rounds hit the perp, and likely neither did the shooter. Also, I don’t have a clear view of the perp from the camera at that time (blocked by shooter). If the last shot is before the shooter took his gun, then the perp is still a threat.
@MeganFoxWriter@Balandrus@LawSelfDefense So is it the first 2 shots, or the first 4? You’ve already said both, and the guy on the scene doesn’t get to change his mind…
@martinb3@Delta@AmericanAir I find @Delta to be more consistent, and they generally try to get me where I’m supposed to be going. Also, I appreciate the @Delta app all the more after using the garbage that the other carrier thinks is good…
Also, @UberEats, when I pay for first-up and the food is late, why can I see the drivers all over town? Not even driving in my direction? If you take my money, make your contractors do what they agree to do. Is my food in with an @uber fair?
Hey, @UberEats My food took over 90 minutes to arrive and was sitting at the restaurant and got stone cold. I paid for first up delivery but you changed drivers at least 4 times. You only let me complain about the last driver and restaurant in the app.
The misconception that there is no sound in space originates because most space is a ~vacuum, providing no way for sound waves to travel. A galaxy cluster has so much gas that we've picked up actual sound. Here it's amplified, and mixed with other data, to hear a black hole!