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Top stories for Long   My employer told me I can't miss work for jury duty. Do they have to accommodate my schedule? Pescador507, What else is there besides fishing? • Answered March 20 I saw a similar situation while serving as a part of a jury pool. When we were asked about reasons we may not be able to serve a young woman told the judge that her boss an... Read more » 11.4K 469   What is a sign that you just need to get up and walk out of the car dealership? Steve Southworth, studied at MD/MBA • Updated May 6, 2021 I was casually shopping for a vehicle a few years ago. There were several salespersons on the lot and in the showroom. A female salesperson approached me and I let her know... Read more » 665 28   Have you ever legally gotten revenge or karma against a nuisance neighbor? What did you do? David Wold, former Retired Automotive Repair Tech (1965-2020) • Updated December 18, 2022 My neighbor on one side is a true Ken. He likes to play his raunchy, sexually explicit music loud enough for neighbors within a half mile to hear it plainly. Numerous calls... Read more » 820 10   What were the 1960s like? Did everyone have television and cars like today? Did everyone go to school or work? Christine Hennig, I grew up during the 60s, when everything changed! • Answered May 2 I grew up during the 60s. We did indeed have cars and televisions. And people did indeed go to work and school. Here's what we didn't have, which might surprise you: No inter... Read more » 3.1K 759   Why do most men I know suddenly become old and sick when they retire? Scott Dismukes, MS Business Management & Psychology, The University of Texas at Dallas (1979) • Answered November 13, 2022 I think Zig Ziglar had it right. If you retire to a rocking chair on the front porch, you'll be in a grave inside of 2 years. Someone else once said the only difference betw... Read more » 5.3K 331   What cut of meat is Salisbury steak? Kyle Baker, Traveling the world and documenting every minute of it. • Answered May 30 I can tell you that Salisbury steak is one of those dishes that has been around for ages, yet it still surprises us with its simplicity and flavor. While many people assume ... Read more » 1.1K 73   Until what age can a mother bathe her son(s)? Sharan Stanwood, BA Economics & Art History, University of California, Santa Barbara (1993) • Answered January 1, 2018 Oh, that's an easy one!! I had three boys, and bathing them was so much fun! We loved rubber duckies so much. Well, in general you need to stop bathing your son when one of ... Read more » 14.8K 821   How can I protect myself from my mother in law who threatens to call the police on me? She apparently does this to all her children and children-in-law, saying they're abusing either their partner or their children. It's an effort to control us. Gareth Lewis • Answered November 29, 2022 My cousin is married to an America, his MIL has pulled this exact stunt. Only she did it when they announced they were coming back to the UK for Christmas. Her "reasoning" w... Read more » 7.1K 243   How many poop in their diapers when they were a bedwetter? 146785422, Worker • Answered April 24 my neice and nephew who lived in the same house were diapered, until the age of 7, they both wore diapers, publicy and at home, it was hard to talk to them at times because... Read more » 35 1   Many movies about the Vietnam War show an officer yelling at a soldier for wearing the flak jacket because it was useless. How was it in real life? Did you wear yours? Jack Graham, former Platoon Leader, Vietnam, 2/14 INF BN (1968-1989) • Updated August 21, 2020 I was an Infantry Platoon Leader in Vietnam. My first time out of basecamp was to shadow an experienced platoon leader on a company size hammer and anvil attack on a suspec... Read more » 5.2K 182   Last night I left my car parked in someone else's driveway. ("Trust me necessary") This morning about 6 am when I went to pick it up it had been towed. What are my repercussions for that? Eileen Wood, Self-Employed (2006-present) • Answered December 2, 2022 Last night I left my car parked in someone else's driveway. ("Trust me necessary") This morning about 6 am when I went to pick it up it had been towed. What are my repercus... Read more » 12.6K 45   What is the best way to respond when a customer says they will pay, but then doesn't actually follow through with paying? John Grobman, former Physician at Advanced Orthopaedic Specialists (1985-2021) • Answered June 6 My aunt Vina ran a tiny convenience store across the road from her farmhouse in the Smokey Mountains. This was between approximately the 1940's and the 1970's. Her husband,... Read more » 850 6 Read more in your feed

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