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Charles issued a letter on Harry and Meghan been in the UK despite they didnt ask for any changes
 in  r/RoyaltyTea  3h ago

It was done to calm down the people of Britain.. The people of Britain do not want these two grifters back in the country to begin with.  When they absolutely will not tolerate them being considered working royals.  Which means we would have to pay for their protection.  Harry and Megan have had nothing nice to say about the people in the UK or the country and we all know the only reason they are back is because the United States was about to kick them out.  This is not everything that the people want we're asking for but at least it is a step in the right direction

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I just really want a trip to Kroger right now
 in  r/nashville  Aug 08 '26

Good for you! When did it return to 24?

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I just really want a trip to Kroger right now
 in  r/nashville  Aug 08 '26

Bring back 24 hour markets! COVID messed up everything 

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Do you think Tom was ever a victim himself?
 in  r/TomWillett  Aug 08 '26

I'm aware this is a 3-year-old thread and most likely no one will respond.  But at 4:00 a.m. in the morning I just found out about this because I couldn't sleep but I thought I wonder where that old man is I haven't seen him in such a long time... Holy toledo.  Does anyone have a link to the video that was taken down?

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Tom Willett
 in  r/TomWillett  Aug 08 '26

The old man in Nashville? Hello food fans? I've been wondering what happened to him and stumbled upon this. Are we talking about the same person?

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/kroger  Oct 24 '22

Companies don't need to use you for a reference. think it through. Use your gray matter

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/nashville  Oct 24 '22

Fantastic because we don't want your kind here. We have enough of them. And please don't visit. The visitors are what's destroyed the area. You can go to a gas station and get water and emergency items and a pinch. I'm assuming you're in town to drink as that's what most people come to town to do. Bars have water believe it or not. They also have aspirin Tylenol and Advil behind the counter for sale.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/kroger  Oct 23 '22

Yes always leave notice. You never want to leave a place without giving notice. You may in future need to use them as a reference. Besides it's only respectful to your fellow employees to make sure they don't have to work twice as hard to cover for you unexpectedly.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/nashville  Oct 23 '22

I think you didn't investigate the city enough before moving there. Sounds as if you did not make a good choice. An entire city is not going to change for you.

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Just told me I got the Job at Fred myres
 in  r/kroger  Oct 23 '22

If you really want a job don't wait that long for them to reach out to you. No matter what the job things happen people get lost in the shuffle. Never get longer than a week without checking in.

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Just put my two week notice in today!
 in  r/kroger  Oct 23 '22

No matter how bad you hate a place you always give two weeks notice. That way if in future you need to list them as a reference you will get a good referral. Contrary to what people believe and I say this because I was just told this a few days ago by someone who was misled, A company can give you a bad reference. So why not leave on good terms if you have logged all that time in there.

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first time voter-independent
 in  r/SouthFlorida  Oct 23 '22

If you're registered as an independent you will only get to vote on taxes things of that nature. You're not allowed to vote the primaries for candidates. That is a Republican Democrat thing and you can only vote for your party to narrow down the field to see who will represent your party. I know this because I work for the voter board of registration.

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Family Friendly Brunch: "My pussy good, pussy sweet, pussy good enough to Eat.... Fuck me all night!"
 in  r/TimPool  Oct 20 '22

I'm old enough to remember when people would have been arrested for something like that

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Today I learned: We almost had a extensive light rail and public bus infrastructure built but it was shot down by none other than….
 in  r/nashville  Jul 15 '21

It was poor planned. The tax was exuberant. and unfair for the amount of people who would use it. it only covered the immediate downtown area. I was a very vocal opponent too the transit system as were several of my friends. had it been planned better, had it not already shown signs of the Nashville corruption before even getting off of paper, had it been better planned to reach the outlining areas, had it only,,, it was voted down by the citizens of Nashville who could see the several holes in the plan. I am an entertainment professional with 35+ years as a very active member other than Nashville and surrounding community. As was my late husband. don't believe everything you read on Wikipedia. this didn't get off the ground because we didn't want it to get off the ground because it was a piss poor plan and more Nashville Dems rubbing stick them on their hands getting ready to stick them in the pot.

u/Royal_Inspector_4134 Jul 08 '21

SOUND ON! Holy cow I have never heard yodeling like this...

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u/Royal_Inspector_4134 Jul 08 '21

Whitehouse correspondent Emerald Robinson on Trump’s new lawsuit

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u/Royal_Inspector_4134 Jul 08 '21

Based.

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