u/BrownlowFinch

I am wondering what the policy is of local McDonalds. I want to collect all the Godzilla Hello Kitty toys, but I don't want to eat a ton of happy meals.

Anyone know if there's a McDonald's that lets you just buy the toy, select individual toys, etc.?

I hope I used the right flair. 😅

Nothing in the text on Nintendo's website suggests one way or the other, in my opinion.

Nintendo offers tons of freebies (with platinum points) and all you have to pay for is shipping. But they also offer tons of printouts for platinum points.

I see most people online are assuming it will be via the mail, so people are gonna be mad if it's just printouts. I assumed it would be mail as well until someone pointed out there's no information indicating this. I'm still leaning towards mail, though. What do you guys think?

We were seeing Weird Al at Musikfest. We had seats at the bleachers in the back. The seats weren't too bad. We felt like we had a good view of everything.

Seated next to us was a man, his teenage/young adult child, and the man's elderly parents.

Staff came up to ask the man if he could give up seats because another man and his young child weren't able to sit in their seat as it was occupied by a woman that refused to move. The man sitting next to us was understandably upset, but his son talked him into moving. They sat at seats all the way in the back—the worst row in the whole venue. A few minutes later, the other man and his son came and sat next to us.

Both men were upset but I'm not judgemental of either. I'd be fuming in their situation.

I want to ask anyone who has worked Musicfest before or has been more than a few times. Why did this happen? Does anyone think I'm missing some piece of the puzzle? Why wouldn't they kick the woman out if she was in someone else's seat?

Edit: I forgot to mention that the seats that both men and their sons were moved to were worse than the seats they were assigned.

We were seeing Weird Al at Musikfest. We had seats at the bleachers in the back. The seats weren't too bad. We felt like we had a good view of everything.

Seated next to us was a man, his teenage/young adult child, and the man's elderly parents.

Staff came up to ask the man if he could give up seats because another man and his young child weren't able to sit in their seat as it was occupied by a woman that refused to move. The man sitting next to us was understandably upset, but his son talked him into moving. They sat at seats all the way in the back—the worst row in the whole venue. A few minutes later, the other man and his son came and sat next to us.

Both men were upset but I'm not judgemental of either. I'd be fuming in their situation.

I want to ask anyone who has worked Musicfest before or has been more than a few times. Why did this happen? Does anyone think I'm missing some piece of the puzzle? Why wouldn't they kick the woman out if she was in someone else's seat?

Edit: I forgot to mention that the seats that both men and their sons were moved to were worse than the seats they were assigned.

Maybe I missed it, but I swear one minute Michael is frustrated that Gilday is taking too long to give ownership of the bank, but the next minute he's telling the pope about Gilday's "swindle".