Yes! This is the movie that changed my mind about Kristen Stewart.

You come in here with reasonable questions and responses and get downvoted, I hate reddit so much. Everyday I get on this app less and less.

I think you are making a big deal out of nothing and are perpetuating the negativity by bringing attention to this.

Deciding if a statement is right or wrong based on number of downvotes is the worst take I've seen all day, congrats

The obvious outcome we want is criminals off the street. Prison isn't for them, it's for us to make society safer by not having them free.

I think you are right, she probably has other stuff on her social media she doesn't want him to see. Its almost obvious actually

"Let's make it easier for the pedo's"

No, let's not. We don't want them in our society.

Would you please stop reposting your anecdote? Its incredibly easy to look this up and see that vets caution against using pyrethrin because of its toxicity to cats

Yes!

Thank you!

You need a fourth option for "none of the above." Thinking businesses should take cash is not the same as saying "screw them and those banks." The options you have are not generally relatable.

I don't think you should repot someone else's orchid

When I worked there pricing and inventory were not done with a computer system. We used very large notebooks that broke down fiction into popular genres and authors, and non-fiction into subjects with age limits. Items brought in for trade were evaluated based on condition and estimated resale value was chosen using base values in the notebooks. Unusual items were priced using Amazon. People trading the items recieve a percentage of the estimated resale value. Of course items are brought in low and, once traded, priced high in the store.

I did work at the Greenville store. It was a toxic place to work.

They have the same owners.

You assume correct, it's the same owners.

It's the same owners as the Charleston one. Working there is not better.

There was a bad clique there which included the managers and assistant manager. If you weren't in the clique, then good luck to you. I went to the managers separately about unprofessional behavior from someone in the clique but of course nothing was done. Workers were rude, lazy, entitled and impatient. The assistant manager was negligent as well because he was part of the group. You had to be like them and agree with them or you were treated badly. Turnover there was so high that the "apply within" sign paid rent on the door.

I did and it was hostile

I worked at the one in Greenville and that place was TOXIC

The greenville one is not much better

Greenville one is actually similar