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No question. I just wanted you to know that as a child, I slept on Peanuts sheets. My pillowcase was a tough, nightly choice for me. Because on one side, it had maybe the coolest character ever, Snoopy.

But on the other side, there was Linus (my personal favorite) with the caption, "Happiness is a thumb and a blanket."

Peanuts cushioned my sleep and my dreams for many years.

I thank you and your late husband profoundly.

In short, if your company has organized meetings trying to discourage you from forming a union...then you should form a fucking union.

Maybe where you live. As a Texan, my wife and I bought our house with a no down payment loan, with very good terms.

I have 150 hours of credit available to me from any Texas Public University - like UT Austin or Texas A & M. And if I don't use those 150 hours, I can pass them down to my daughter.

I don't have a university degree, but my military experience has substituted for that education on more than one occasion - I'm a Program Manager now for a Fortune 100 company.

Sometimes it may be hard to see how your being in the military has benefited you, and I would never argue that the sacrifices some veterans have to make in the line of duty are ever 'made up for' in the end by the benefits they receive.

But there are benefits, and they're not insignificant.

Do you have any plans for a loyalty program of some kind, and if so, can you take into the account the thousands of dollars we've already spent with you?

Naval Nuclear Power - I was a Reactor Operator.