Pretty sure most Giants have Gibbles. I’m near the western border of Bucks and the ones near me have them,

It doesn't, ever.

If they said vinegar and salt one more time, I was coming thru the internet.
^(But also, they are my favorite)

Keystone Party Mix!

Herr's Honey Sriracha are amazing.

Also a big fan of Martin's jalapeño even though they taste nothing like jalapeño 😄

Erie Insurance is the best..

Nibble with Gibbles, Martins, Herrs, Utz. Never had Goods but now I'm on the trail.

Used to hang out in my neighborhood bar in Altoona when I was in college and the owner started carrying jalapeno chips in plain silver bags that would take out the inside of your mouth. Fantastic chips. Turns out they were Groff's from somewhere around Lancaster, apparently they've been out of business for a while.

Martins and Grandma Utz kettle cooked are about equals to me. Martins BBQ is my favorite chip, period.

I had the plain ones and I thought the same thing, all I tasted was lard. Aren't the bbq the same thing just flavored?

I can't speak to any of those gyms, but I've heard really good things about the Muy Tai classes at Valley Forge Training Center. It has a Norristown mailing address, but I'd call it Worcester. It looks like according to their website, Chris Beltrante has more info about those classes at his website Beltrante Fighting Fit

BBQ Swarths are very good. Plain? For some reason the plain Swarths leave a greasy film in my mouth. Wife says the same thing.

That should be a good salary outside of Pittsburgh since your housing is covered! I would be sure to ask them about how the taxes on the relocation costs and accommodations will work. Technically you will be taxed on these costs since they are compensation.

In my experience with engineering internships they have “taxed up”. Essentially they report higher gross pay on those compensations so that they withhold the taxes for you and you don’t end up paying out of pocket. But this is not guaranteed so be sure to ask so you save appropriately!

I, sadly, haven't tried all the local Penna. brands. That said, I'm a "basic regular chip" lover, so my go-to is Herr's standard chips. I'm not a fan of kettle chips in general; don't like the thicker cut. And while I may occasionally enjoy a flavored chip, I feel ultimately the plain chip is the best. I need to try all of the local Penna. brands!

As it happens, after driving Route 1 past the Nottingham Penna. exit for many years and always wanting to take the plant tour, I finally did it last Monday. They don't run the tours on weekends, and some days not all things are in production, so scheduling is important. Fun tour, and unless something strange is going on, you'll get warm regular chips right off the production line as part of the tour!

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In any case, that feels like it’s not the insurance companies problem

Contact the HR department

If you weren't already aware, rates are pretty much a combo of your claims history, credit profile, and ZIP code. I have learned the hard way about what happens moving literally just one ZIP code over from another. Hopefully you're able to shop around either on your own or through a broker. Mine went up 18% this past year and I'm almost at the shopping around point myself.

I'm a commercial insurance broker and don't do personal auto and home insurance, but I can recommend a good agent for you. He represents a lot of companies and will also make sure you have good coverage.

they changed the hellava good recipe and now it breaks any type chip i try to scoop it up with

Yeah pretty much. Or recommendations from friends/family I suppose. That's how I started working with mine.

All hail.

I haven’t had really good potato chips since I left PA. It’s a sad state of affairs

Or MORE

I am partial to Herr's (Salt and Vinegar, BBQ, Sour Cream and Onion, kettle cooked) and Grandma UTZ! Martin's is good, never of this Middleswarth! I'll look out for them.

Martins waffle bbq