You often wonder why there are so many warnings and disclaimers on company products as there is jus so much liability otherwise. I was reading this story that talked about how a family was suing Google for the death of a driver who apparently drove through a collapsed bridge. The basis pf the lawsuit it
Today a person was telling me that he was going to Denny’s for dinner which was odd as he never goes to those types of places usually. Apparently he was going out with the family and the reason they went was that they had this special where on Tuesdays kids actually get a free meal.
This got me thinking as today I decided to open that smores kit that I purchased on sale for about $1.49 during that save on foods special as usually these would be over eight dollars each. I never bought these before and didn’t know what to expect. My original assumption was that there would be
Today I was actually debating about ordering something at a fast food restaurant because I wasn’t going to be home until very late. I usually avoid doing so as it can be an expensive habit. In looking what was around the area on Google Maps there was a franchised burger restaurant that seemed to be
I was thinking of going to an event tomorrow to see a drone light show which happens to be part of an event that appears to be partly created by a cocktail company of sort. Because of that it sounds like they have a dress code of sort. I suppose this is to add to
Imagine a company having an existing pool of talent that is doing very well for them as the natural assumption would be to then take care of them as they are a valuable investment. That’s why this example was kind of interesting as there was a company who instead of using its profits to make