They weren't already? WTF?

I worked in a factory that canned food over summers while in college. They had everything that wasn't food labeled with a big "inedible" sticker. Even on the most obvious stuff like a bucket the maintenance guy has full of wrenches. I found it amusing to make sure my campus was as safe as that factory with them.

Arguably you could harvest them as baby sized ones. It would be very inefficient and they would price themselves out of the market.

I'd look up your local office and try calling them or going there in person.

Unless your housing is free in Philly or you'd have to buy out a contract I'd say move ASAP. But starting that way for a bit could be ok.

I'm thinking they would refer to state or local tax forms.

They have always been around in Allenwood at the dump.

Cameron was too. I'm not sure if it changed but it would cost more in gas money than filing fees unless you were pretty close to begin with.

I'd prefer my photos leaked than have my hospital pay these scumbags.

The grocery store i used to use all the time takes advantage of this to an extreme by fully relocating nearly everything about once a year. After the last one I just started going to a different store that keeps shit in the same place because I value my time.

That is a profoundly stupid quote.

I would characterize sending a patient to a 3rd world country for medical care as doing harm. The transport itself would be unnecessary risk unless they have a flying ICU.

I guess they confused the Hippocratic oath with hypocrisy.

I'd assume it's saving the state loads of money on utilities. So if your department is getting the work done there wouldn't be much incentive to make people come back.

It's a lot cheaper to rattle your sabre than it is to begin retaining lawyers and filing the suit. It's worth it to see if the threat gets the same results.

I'd never push a slower friend down. Why would I need to? I'm faster....duh.

This is how you know they picked who was allowed to vote, or it was strictly multiple choice with no write-ins.

Most likely it's the worker. I can choose if the information is sufficient for review personally. And I do when it's a vague statement like: "(Insert name here) is under my care for (whatever diagnosis)" nope not spending tax money to get a guaranteed denial.

Edit: I have actually literally Never gotten a "denial" it's "I need more information".

They generally aren't interested in that type of statement. They want treatment records, the type they would send if you were transferring your care to them. In my experience they're looking for a reason to approve, not a reason to deny.

Oh ok I misunderstood what you meant.

The appropriations act of 2023 was not inherited.

The system works well you just have to know how it works. She could get MAWD from the assistance office if she requires health sustaining medicine. It has a premium adjusted at 5% gross income. It's usually cheaper than employees insurance.

Edit: Downvote this all you want. It's a fact. Eligibility requirements were expanded recently and it's insanely easy to qualify for "disabilty" related MA. Source: IMCW for DHS CWOPA.

The consolidated appropriations act of 2023 is the law. So, both senate and congress as a whole passed it.

This is the end of the emergency benefits related to COVID. SNAP is supposed to have a sliding scale that decreases benefits as income goes up. For a long time it has been just a binary yes/no because if you're eligible you get the maximum for your household.

oil changes are a scam

I knew a guy in college that got a Nissan Altima and drove it 45,000 miles with the OEM oil. So I'd recommend that.