u/murphsdaughter

How many Kroger fuel centres are there in where its an actual walk in C-store? Not just the tiny kiosk with the shitty speaker in where I have to always say "$10 on pump 5" and they never hear me. IIRC, the only two here in Indiana, is one in Richmond, and one in Martinsville, but except for those two, I am curious are there more out there like this, in where its an actual walk in C-store that sells snacks, food, drinks, and all of that. IMO, I do think its neat as a huge Kroger fuel points fan, but, I would like to know how many of these locations exist in total, not just in Indiana. And if the only two in Indiana are the ones in Richmond and Martinsville.

I'm just going to go ahead and say it. I already complained about Kroger off of Kinsler Pike being full of expired food before, but this is another Bloomington thing that gets me. IUCU is not a bank. It's a credit union, and, yes, there is a difference. A bank is privately owned, for-profit, and is owned by the shareholders, whereas a credit union is owned by the members, and not for-profit. The amount of times I hear people outside of the IUCU branch off of Winslow say over the phone "I'm at the bank" or say bank instead of saying "credit union" or "IU Credit Union" really gets me because its not the same thing. While, yes, both provide financial services, and it functions as a bank, it is not a bank and there is a difference. I use IUCU <em>because</em> of the fact its a credit union and not a bank.

I don’t understand why, despite EO 25-36, some Indiana counties like Monroe, Madison, and Delaware still seem to allow sex marker changes on birth certificates with a court order.

Unfortunately, I wasn’t born in any of those counties. I actually went to Monroe County before because they are one of the few counties that issue wallet-sized birth certificates, and while I was there they told me that if I had been born in Monroe County and brought a court order, they could update it. But since I was born in a different county, they said I’d have to go through my birth county instead.

When I went to my birth county, they told me they can’t process the change and gave me a form to send to the state. But the state also doesn’t allow sex marker changes under the current policy, so it ends up being a dead end.

What’s frustrating is that it feels inconsistent and unfair that some counties will process these changes with court orders while others won’t, and the outcome depends entirely on where you were born in the state.

I feel like something needs to be done to make the process consistent across Indiana.

I know someone on here that was posting about this recently as well, except they didn't mention that part.