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Sometimes more even if there’s a lot of movies coming out. I often see people talking about their free tickets stacking up, but I’m out here using up my member priced tickets every month. Usually I go once with a friend, once with my dad, and then once to do a double showing of two other movies I want to catch.

I’m not talking about tailgaters (annoying and dangerous) or speeders (also dangerous) or people using the reserved lane even if they’re not carpooling and don’t have an electric car (annoying), but actual AGGRESSIVE drivers. Swerve around, cut people off, speed and tailgate and use the emergency lane to get around another car type of driver. It happened to me today, and it’s not like I can expect a follow up, but hopefully giving the plate and description and current direction of the car would lead something. Has anyone else done this? Also, suggesting that the driver might be impaired probably helps.

Our nextdoor neighbour passed a while ago and we haven had a neighbour for a while. In the past we used the driveway for extra parking (before he passed but after he moved out, with his permission). I’m wondering if there are any opportunities I’m not thinking of that one could benefit from having an empty house next door all summer.

Standard suburban single family homes, with a fence in between but the other house’s backyard is easily accessible.

It plays throughout but it's on at timestamp 1:27:00 - not sure if the lyric's he's singing are relevant, but the song in the backround is a creepy/sad version of a familiar circus-type tune. What's the original, or this version of it called?

I just won a CTA case that I submitted against American Airlines from January 2024. As frustrating as it was to wait more than 2 years for the resolution process to start, once it did it moved quickly and was easy to understand. Feels very satisfying, even though I know the airline still wins in a way by having delayed compensating me for 2 years.

What's the process, is there a minimum number of bits, where do i type the message?

My original selection was no longer available so I selected tickets somewhere else, but one of my original seats still remained selected I guess. The seats were dropping like flies so I just bought the ones I had selected quickly.

So I have the tickets I want but also a random ticket, Section 115 Row S Seat 6. If anyone wants it even though it's a solo ticket first comment first serve. I would appreciate being e-transferred the 12 dollars I paid but I'll transfer the ticket on ticketmaster first.

My prediction is:

Artemis III: 3 NASA, 1 ESA

Artemis IV: 1 CSA, 2 NASA, 1 ESA

Is this a possibility? What do you guys predict? Also could there be a JAXA astronaut on either of these next two missions?

In Launch Party Part 2 (Season 4), Angela says "my party is being broadcast across 5 states". As far as we know Dunder Mifflin has had branches in 6 states:

- Pennsylvania: Scranton
- Connecticut: Stamford
- New Hampshire: Nashua
- Massachusetts: Pittsfield
- New Jersey: Camden
- New York: All other branches + corporate

However, some of these branches close. Camden closes sometime in Season 5 (in Company Picnic Holly says it closed recently), so it's still open at the time of Launch Party. Stamford closes in Season 3, and Pittsfield closed during or before Season 2 (in Boys and Girls Jan says it closed because they unionized). So, states that still have branches at the time of Launch Party are:

- Pennsylvania: Scranton
- New Hampshire: Nashua
- New Jersey: Camden
- New York: All other branches + corporate

If we take Angela's word as accurate, there is at least one Dunder Mifflin branch that definitely exists but we never knew about. If she wasn't including Scranton (and she meant 5 other states) then that would mean two more!

Edit: I relistened and the exact quote is "tonight my party will be broadcast out to five other states, so there are at least two more unknown branches! I also realize it's an extended scene where she talks about how her party will be compared to Denise Dem's in Buffalo, so it's not in the original episode, but hey it counts right?

My CTA case from 2 years ago is finally moving forward. I filed a CTA complaint against American Airlines for a delayed flight from Montréal (YUL) to New York (LGA). The delay caused me to miss my original connection to Rio and they rebooked me multiple times, eventually I arrived at my final destination about 5 hours late.

The airline denied compensation, saying the delay was due to “safety-related mechanical issues” and therefore exempt, and that maintenance issues are unforeseen and required for safety. However, the flight was first delayed because the original aircraft had a mechanical issue, and then the replacement aircraft brought in to operate the flight also had a mechanical issue. Now that the CTA case has moved forward AA refused informal mediation and not made any other offer.

Has anyone gone through a compensation claim process for a similar situation? How did it end?