Wille I guess the NY Home Depots have different rules on how to confront someone stealing. All the assistant cashers I've talked with told me their not to confront anyone who's walks out without paying. I don't think I own any of their stock, but I'd be getting rid of it if I did. It's got to be hurting their profit margin and turning the country into a hell hole at the same time.
Moer: Hang in there with the lack of nicotine. Takes about a week to get the crap out of your system ( physical stuff ). Then all ya have to worry about is the brain stuff. To me, that is the hardest part. I had to change my ...um... normal routines to help with that. I.E. No coffee 1st thing in the morning as that was also the 1st coffin nail tooo. After meals is another - I got up from the table and did something physical to keep the brain from wanting. You might do this stuff a completely different way although what ever you choose, stick with it.
Not only money - time. Regular cig takes 5 to 6 minutes to suck it dry. Smoke a pack a day and you are looking at almost 2 hours of time wasted. Sure, you can smoke and work but I digress. You can do the math on time per year!
Congratulations on making it that long.
I started in the Marine Corps. A Marine friend said it would ease the tension. I gave it up when I got out. I only smoked for 2 years and found it to be a very hard thing to give up.
. When I got up and the thermostat showed 78°, when it was set for 74°, and I knew I had a problem. Called My regular HVAC company, and they were there before 1000. Now, the system has to bring the temperature down to the thermostat setting. $277.33 later, it's (hopefully) fixed.... It is a 20 year old system , after all.Terry: My arms bruise easily, and have for over a year now. The heart valve group attributes that to my blood thinner which is 81mm aspirin...The only BP med I currently take is Lasix, the water pill. I'm not so sure. Dr. Referral, told me to see a dermatologist.
) models and ending up making money off it. I doubt that's in the cards for me, but it's fun to think about.
It's not so much different rules towards confrontation, as no one actually confronted this man. They just all passively surrounded him and let the openly armed fellow prominently show himself. He never unholstered, just was in a ready stance. There's a Walmart about two blocks away, so it didn't take cops long to show up. At this Home Depot, all of the self-checkout lanes lead into a narrow one way aisle to get to the door, so it doesn't take many people to trap someone. And in this case, several customers filled in as well. Some were probably just caught up in the queue. Texas has open carry laws (as well as concealed weapon laws) that protect citizens who wish to carry arms. It's not the "Wild West", but the attitude is the same.
They say watch what you're agreeing to by signing your name.
While I wouldn't mind, the body no longer contorts that well.
