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I only rarely eat here but was looking into the breakdown of the buckets today.

As far as I can tell, the prices at my store are:

8 piece mixed chicken or dark meat: 24.49

8 piece plus 2 large sides and 4 biscuits: 33.99 8 piece dark meat plus 4 individual sides and 4 biscuits: 20 dollars

I assume the breasts are more expensive, hence not being included in the various deals.

But if you buy the 8 piece bucket of dark meat for 24.49, you’re just objectively wrong, right?

Now known as Old Trails Fire. All info from watchduty. MODS, consider suggesting new as a default sort for comments.

Emergency alerts say to move all evacuation traffic east.

 

EVACUATION MAP: https://www.arcgis.com/apps/instant/lookup/index.html?appid=337af083184c474d9d9181bb44f957b0&center=-117.509221%3B47.704244&level=12

 

Evacuation shelters: Humans: Spokane Falls Community College in the SMALL GYM. 3410 W Whistalks Way, Spokane, WA 99224.

Spokane Convention Center: 334 W Spokane Falls Blvd Northwood Middle School (for Fairview Fire): 12908 N Pittsburg St, Spokane, WA 99208

Small animals: Spokane County Fairgrounds 404 N Havana St, Spokane Valley, WA 99212, USA

Flight radar: https://www.flightradar24.com/47.75,-117.67/

Sorry for using reddit to crowdsource an answer, but appreciate the help nonetheless.

As somebody who lives in Browne’s and commutes north on the 2 every day, now I gotta divert through downtown just to get home. Really appreciate that one.

EDIT: oh, and we’re done to one lane of traffic a block before the Monroe st bridge due to construction. Lovely.

Hey folks, I’m looking for a tailor or alterations place that could handle a thicker material than standard shirt—I recently tore a professional outdoor vest in a way that can be fixed with a sewing machine that can accommodate a thick fabric.

My first thought would be nimbus threadworks at the evergreen exchange, but the store owner is on a break. Do you folks have any other similar experience with affordable tailors on the area that can work with a thicker material? I wouldn’t know where to start. Thanks!

Hi, the title says most of the story. I’m covered under AppleCare, my phone screen cracked something fierce, and now, my 29 dollar replacement (the main thing I own AppleCare+ for) is estimated to take 1 month. I don’t live somewhere with multiple Apple stores or repair locations, and don’t want to use a non-apple part.

What are the chances I could get an express replacement or some other resolution without having to wait a month? Alternatively, what steps can I take to respectfully escalate the issue to get some positive resolution to this exchange, such as some sort of compensation? I don’t need to be greedy, I just don’t want to have a virtually nonfunctioning device for a month when I pay for warranty.

If anybody has any experience dealing with a similar out of stock issue, I’d appreciate your time.