Recent comments in /f/Pennsylvania
drxdrg08 t1_jckcklw wrote
Reply to comment by ewyorksockexchange in Pa. Treasury might have your money, and now there’s a plan to return it by Aggravating_Foot_528
> automatically write a check
What address are they writing on the envelope for the check?
> Comcast owes me like $300 from some kind of settlement from a decade or so ago, but I can’t get the money because I don’t have a copy of my lease from back then.
Maybe the address of the Comcast contract?
SoigneBest t1_jckbohl wrote
Reply to comment by paperdolllll in The now mostly-defunct Pathmark chain briefly had a Central Pennsylvania presence. This 1987 screengrab from a Harrisburg Patriot-News/PennLive video shows the Pathmark location in Lower Paxton Township. This location closed sometime in the early 90s. They also had locations in York and Camp Hill by AxlCobainVedder
Philly Frankford Ave for me!
AppleTStudio t1_jckau0o wrote
Reply to Pa. Treasury might have your money, and now there’s a plan to return it by Aggravating_Foot_528
So I had missing property. Nothing much, it was like a $0.60 check from Google. It never got cashed because it was addressed to an address I haven't lived in since I was a kid.
If they started writing checks and sending them out, how would they get my current address? Otherwise, wouldn't it just go right back into the system?
cyvaquero t1_jck9q9j wrote
Reply to comment by aust_b in Penn State president says cuts will be deeper than anticipated as leaders finalize layoff plans by Aggravating_Foot_528
I mean, they aren't mutually exclusive. Aside from the budget not being a single monolithic pot in either sources of funding or use requirements, a line cook at the dining halls is not much good as a machinist at ARL and vice versa. Or to throw my old job under the buss, as a Systems Designer I would make a shitty Office Admin.
Just know that the layoffs will be in student services staff and facility jobs (while mandating overtime of those left, not in faculty or management. As a local, former staffer, and alum I am very familiar with how this plays out. Executive and faculty positions and pay are protected while those on the lower end of the compensation scale get cut.
No-Butterscotch4549 t1_jck96zk wrote
Reply to comment by aust_b in Penn State president says cuts will be deeper than anticipated as leaders finalize layoff plans by Aggravating_Foot_528
It does from a financial perspective. Get rid of older higher salaried employees and replace with new starting salary employees. Sucks but that’s how the game is played.
FreeGreenCards_ OP t1_jck96ws wrote
Reply to comment by SpankyMcDangle in I don’t know if this was asked a lot but it’s hard to get a clear answer since there’s so much gray area… can I, and if so, how dark may my window tint be on a sedan? My apologies if this is a repeating question, I look forward to y’all’s expertise! by FreeGreenCards_
How would that make a difference getting pulled over at night if you’re driving 40mph past a cop?
FreeGreenCards_ OP t1_jck935n wrote
Reply to comment by martymoran in I don’t know if this was asked a lot but it’s hard to get a clear answer since there’s so much gray area… can I, and if so, how dark may my window tint be on a sedan? My apologies if this is a repeating question, I look forward to y’all’s expertise! by FreeGreenCards_
Well said
writergeek313 t1_jck8a5w wrote
Reply to Penn State president says cuts will be deeper than anticipated as leaders finalize layoff plans by Aggravating_Foot_528
From a December 2021 Sports Illustrated article: “Penn State's board approved a five-year contract worth $1.3 million annually, which includes a $950,000 base salary and $350,000 in supplemental retirement contributions.”
Susbirder t1_jck6fio wrote
Reply to comment by NewYork_NewJersey440 in The now mostly-defunct Pathmark chain briefly had a Central Pennsylvania presence. This 1987 screengrab from a Harrisburg Patriot-News/PennLive video shows the Pathmark location in Lower Paxton Township. This location closed sometime in the early 90s. They also had locations in York and Camp Hill by AxlCobainVedder
Correct. The Giant used to be on the other side of the bypass and Market Street, behind Friendly's. The Pathmark was tucked back behind the Camp Hill Shopping Center (aka Camp Hill Mall for a while), where LA Fitness now stands. When Pathmark left, Giant moved in, and then when Montgomery Ward departed, Giant refurbed that space and moved to where they now stand.
Another trivia bit (correct me if I'm wrong): The space the Giant lives in, before it was Montgomery Ward, was a Korvette's, which closed in 1980.
ell0bo t1_jck6e53 wrote
Reply to comment by --Cr1imsoN-- in Penn Capital Star: Pa. among top states for white supremacist propaganda in 2022 by AntaresBounder
my family had been there for 250 years, I've moved to Philly. Just isn't a friendly area for someone like myself, and rather boring. So much more to do in Philly, just not as much easy access to hiking.
gmm1978 t1_jck5oh2 wrote
Reply to comment by GTholla in Penn State president says cuts will be deeper than anticipated as leaders finalize layoff plans by Aggravating_Foot_528
I have been there before. When you have to pay with change to put gas in your car. I would not say this to a young person lightly. It may not be want we want to do, but there is financial aid. Yes, it's ugly and it can put you into debt. But if you're responsible and invest in yourself, it can work. Most schools have jobs on campus you can make a few extra bucks between classes. Its not for everyone, but joim the National Guard. Tuition will be basically free at State schools including most community colleges. Don't be discouraged until you look at everything thats out there. Then you have to be willing to put that extra time and work into it. Do that, commit to that and you will move yourself forward. Maybe not as fast, but you can make slow and steady progress.
bludstone t1_jck5k6k wrote
Reply to Penn State president says cuts will be deeper than anticipated as leaders finalize layoff plans by Aggravating_Foot_528
dont worry guys, im sure the administrators pensions will be fine. I know this is what we were all concerned about.
GTholla t1_jck4nd7 wrote
Reply to comment by gmm1978 in Penn State president says cuts will be deeper than anticipated as leaders finalize layoff plans by Aggravating_Foot_528
I appreciate that you think that, but when you have 40$ left over at the end of every week, and the closest community college costs 10k in tuition, it's just really not doable. I understand you did it, but that does not mean I have the same means or circumstances as you.
gmm1978 t1_jck33n1 wrote
Reply to comment by GTholla in Penn State president says cuts will be deeper than anticipated as leaders finalize layoff plans by Aggravating_Foot_528
What i am saying is simply statistical. Because we have less people in the 18-24 age range, means less are going to college. They're still going, except there is not as many in the population.
If you want to go to school you can. Maybe you can't go away to school, maybe you have to start a community college part time. Its simply not accurate you can't make it happen, if you really want it. Stop listening to all the people saying how difficult it is. Life is difficult. The good news your young, this is the time to go after it. I put myself through school with no help from anyone. Don't say you can't, because you can.
GTholla t1_jck2akt wrote
Reply to comment by gmm1978 in Penn State president says cuts will be deeper than anticipated as leaders finalize layoff plans by Aggravating_Foot_528
I feel like it's a little disingenuous to say young people aren't going to college because there's less of us. As a person in that age range, no matter how much I may want to go to college, it's just not feasible to do so when you can't find a job that pays more than 14$ an hour and most of that goes to rent and food :(
Longjumping_Tax3829 t1_jck1viu wrote
Also you typically only have 10 days to get your car inspected once registered in Pa 🥴
No-Setting9690 t1_jck1nvd wrote
Reply to comment by Aggravating_Foot_528 in I don’t know if this was asked a lot but it’s hard to get a clear answer since there’s so much gray area… can I, and if so, how dark may my window tint be on a sedan? My apologies if this is a repeating question, I look forward to y’all’s expertise! by FreeGreenCards_
It is true. Or way more than one car would be in violation. Factory tint has long been a standard. There is a code on the glass that states this. I am not an office, but I would assume they need to be trained on it. Not to mention easy to tell difference between factory and added tint. Factor the glass is tinted, aftermarket it's a film on the window.
No-Setting9690 t1_jck1ft3 wrote
Reply to comment by HomicidalHushPuppy in I don’t know if this was asked a lot but it’s hard to get a clear answer since there’s so much gray area… can I, and if so, how dark may my window tint be on a sedan? My apologies if this is a repeating question, I look forward to y’all’s expertise! by FreeGreenCards_
Factory tint is federally approved. It will not violate state law.
No-Setting9690 t1_jck1dp2 wrote
Reply to comment by HomicidalHushPuppy in I don’t know if this was asked a lot but it’s hard to get a clear answer since there’s so much gray area… can I, and if so, how dark may my window tint be on a sedan? My apologies if this is a repeating question, I look forward to y’all’s expertise! by FreeGreenCards_
If your car came factory without a catalytic converter then yes you will pass emissions. Cars had different emissions over the years, you are required to pass the emissions for your year.
No-Setting9690 t1_jck19rj wrote
Reply to comment by FreeGreenCards_ in I don’t know if this was asked a lot but it’s hard to get a clear answer since there’s so much gray area… can I, and if so, how dark may my window tint be on a sedan? My apologies if this is a repeating question, I look forward to y’all’s expertise! by FreeGreenCards_
Factory is different, but that's tinted glass and not tinted windows. There will be a decal/code whatever it is on your window stating the federal code or whatever it is.
I have mine tinted 35%. On certain angles it can look dark, but it's not. If I was pulled over, you would be able to see in perfectly fine.
Just don't go super dark and do stupid things to get pulled over and you should be fine.
No-Setting9690 t1_jck0z0v wrote
Reply to comment by colormeslowly in The now mostly-defunct Pathmark chain briefly had a Central Pennsylvania presence. This 1987 screengrab from a Harrisburg Patriot-News/PennLive video shows the Pathmark location in Lower Paxton Township. This location closed sometime in the early 90s. They also had locations in York and Camp Hill by AxlCobainVedder
Wow that's crazy. They used to be the big shop in town in the 90's.
No-Setting9690 t1_jck0txn wrote
Reply to comment by Icy-Vermicelli6722 in Bunny Burger? E’s Pennsylvania family made for dinner by Icy-Vermicelli6722
Just some cheese. My wife would add mayo and fried onions. I do not like mayo.
SpankyMcDangle t1_jck06mf wrote
Reply to I don’t know if this was asked a lot but it’s hard to get a clear answer since there’s so much gray area… can I, and if so, how dark may my window tint be on a sedan? My apologies if this is a repeating question, I look forward to y’all’s expertise! by FreeGreenCards_
The answer is an inverse proportion. How dark is your skin?
martymoran t1_jcjzvy2 wrote
Reply to I don’t know if this was asked a lot but it’s hard to get a clear answer since there’s so much gray area… can I, and if so, how dark may my window tint be on a sedan? My apologies if this is a repeating question, I look forward to y’all’s expertise! by FreeGreenCards_
do you want every cop in every jurisdiction to have a reason to pull you over anytime they want to? then go ahead and tint away
drxdrg08 t1_jckczmo wrote
Reply to comment by Aggravating_Foot_528 in Pa. Treasury might have your money, and now there’s a plan to return it by Aggravating_Foot_528
> They know who they have money for.
They don't.
There is no tie between a name and a physical person. Unlike a social security number. Names are not unique. And even if they were, there is no definitive database of addresses where checks can be sent.