Just Jack

There are different plans. https://www.thruway.ny.gov/ezpass/discount.html I've got the basic plan, no hidden fees, it costs what it costs. One of my coworkers had the Tag Specific Commuter Plan, since for him, going back and forth to work, he was just under the 30 mile limit, I think he said it was 28 miles exit to exit. He can still use it for trips longer than 30 miles, he would be charged the regular EZ-Pass rates. I've had mine since around the mid-90's. Never regretted it.

Heard from someone I know, you know what else is now in short supply? Freezers.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/pits-virtual-race-real-success-210839865.html https://sports.yahoo.com/winners-losers-virtual-homestead-143934697.html Imagine if NFL players could set up Madden games, where each player controls their virtual self. Games won't count, it's just for fun. Would you watch?

https://www.sportingnews.com/us/other-sports/news/espn-8-the-ocho-schedule-2020-sports-explained/16xeyuhuc6zqx16p6cv15yrvp1

I've been wanting to get one since they started a few weeks ago, but none of the Wendy's in my area are on my route to work. I'd be going pretty far out of my way to get one.

Maybe because there will be no outsiders, they can call it a company meeting/function, thereby getting past the 50 person limit.

I have, though it's been a while. I liked it, but don't think it needed the hash brown added.

Who are you leaving your Prius to?

It'll be done in an empty arena though... https://www.wwe.com/shows/wrestlemania/article/wrestlemania-36-statement

Onondaga County/Syracuse opened a testing center, but it's only for those that are told to go get tested by their doctor. You can not just walk in and be tested.

Intended. If you're gonna die from it, you're gonna die. So far though, healthy people have survived, it's the ones with underlying conditions that have died, hence why they will not be infected. If they catch it, it will be through natural means.

My wife is still in my phone under her maiden name, even though we've been married over two years now.

Which would you rather prefer... Operation Infection : All healthy people, regardless of age, will be infected with Covid-19. The entire population then goes into a 2 week quarantine. At the end of two weeks, if you show no symptoms, or did not get sick, you may get out of quarantine. If you did get sick or show any symptoms, you must stay quarantined another two weeks, or until you are healthy again. Operation Quarantine : Everyone, regardless of age, health, etc, goes into quarantine for 2 weeks. At the end of two weeks, everyone is allowed out, regardless of how they feel. Both scenarios involve the following. People would be given 3-5 days to get home and stocked up on any essentials they may need. A list will be made showing what is recommended you have on hand, to hopefully avoid people buying up 300 pounds of pasta when they only need 10. Only essential personal allowed out, like police, fire fighters, ambulance crews, doctors, nurses, farmers/farm hands. Hospitals will be open, but not allowing any visitors, unless it's an end of life situation. Looters/Trespassers may be dealt with severe force without consequences. Two days before the quarantine ends, businesses may bring in essential personnel that have been screened to get their companies prepared to open back up at the end of quarantine.

I was supposed to go April 5-12, but RC shut down. I still want to get away somewhere, but it seems everywhere is closing doors now, even Vegas. I wouldn’t be surprised to see one of the major airlines shut down also.

This one's better... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-K0fZKdkSo

If they're still open 24 hours. Most 24/7 places around me have (Walmart, Wegmans, Tops, Price Chopper) have said they're closing doors at 11pm/midnight and not opening till 6am/7am so they can restock and deep clean.

Not in Pennsylvania….. http://www.6abc.com/6015250/

And now, Royal Caribbean is shutting down for 30 days.... http://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-ships/itinerary-updates

He's becoming the Doctor Oz of governors. "Let me tell you today, what new thing is going to kill you."

I can't say much publicly, but if your FIL wants to double that, I know of some big deals coming in the stock market. Don't worry, I got all this info from my good friend @Chef Jim. You can trust him because he lives in Cali and owns a hill house. And people know, those hill houses are not cheap. So just have your FIL sign over the check to me when it arrives.

I had those several years ago when I was at one of the few Wendy's that still did breakfast. I said then, if they ever put these on the regular menu, I'm never getting fries again. Looking forward to trying them again, along with the Breakfast Baconator.

Not quite, guy in line at Costco Friday night had 8 gallons of it in his cart. Recap, went Friday to Wegmans by my house, crowded at 3pm, like holiday shopping crowded. White bread was all gone, but other types were plenty, along with hot dog/hamburg rolls. English muffins were all gone, but plenty of bagels. Canned vegetable aisle was stripped bare. Didn't bother looking for TP. At checkout, lady in front of us had 8 cases of Dasani water, along with other stuff. Then onto Costco, the entire paper products aisle was gone. TP, paper towels, napkins, tissues, all gone. Two pallets of pasta, gone. Lots of other stuff was still available, but limited quantity. Today, stopped at an Aldi in the small town my parents live, still had TP, but only about a half pallet. Some sections were cleaned out, but they had plenty of canned fruits and veggies available.

So did I, because I thought they only worked one day a week, since that was all I ever saw of them. Hmmm, that or watching paint dry. I think I'll start a new sports league, Competitive Paint Drying. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tpk4q_Zo2ws

Princess Cruises shuts down for 60 days.... http://www.princess.com/news/notices_and_advisories/notices/global-ship-operations-pause.html

Not a logo, but news about the Bills. Was doing some work at a Wendy's out in New Mexico, and in their office they had a one page, weekly newsletter, hanging on a bulletin board. Things like promo items ending, new items coming, etc. But at the bottom was what caught my attention. It was a few sentences about the passing of Ralph Wilson. I asked the store manager, and they told me the District Manager is a big Bills fan and is always including little blurbs about the Bills in their weekly newsletter.