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Dibs: I’ve been confused since an early age about a lot of things.
It was that rabbit turd you ate.
denton, you could always just stick a burka over your head if you really wanna go be a volunteer.
*rob*
Biff, guess the hood to boot that family out since it’s not up to hood standards to post on craigslist for such key svcs for said children
God forbid your food touches theirs.
True, Dave. I’ve seen people go postal on the poor cashier if she even looks at the food behind the current customer. “That’s NOT mine”, they snarl. Sheesh. Chill.
I have a CD of hers -Dicen que soy– which I love. When I first got it, I was taking the 42nd St shuttle and there on the platform was India, singing with a complete band set up – promotion? Didn’t know, but it was her, shaking the walls.
“and dibs, you got your stereotypes backwards. It’s lazy-ass white people that don’t bag groceries.”
I’ve been confused since an early age about a lot of things.
“”We are a Brooklyn Heights family seeking part time child care for our daughters, aged 5 and 3. The general schedule is Monday to Friday from noon to 6,……..
Biff, I’ll take the job!”
I don’t have daughters. And even if I did, Craigslist is the last place I would look to find a sitter! Ok, maybe the Bay Ridge Journal is the last place. Plus, the BHA frowns on riff raff, vagabonds and ragamuffins entering the neighbourhood. Such types must wait until 7pm, when everyone is asleep, before they can sneak across the BH border.
m4l, I started delivering groceries when I was about ten. Baggers that young probably children of the cashiers, trying to hustle some tips.
I bag as a show of solidarity when the cashier looks like she/he is freaking out or super tired. Otherwise, no. I think that we go overboard with do it yourself culture. Why can’t we stand a little service?