garfnodie
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It is true that driving ten minutes down one of the interstates in the st. Louis area can have you going through six different municipalities.
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You might only be able to answer this if you're in or near St. Charles County. I deliver pizza in St. Charles, but I've been away for around six months but coming back in a few weeks and plan to resume delivering. The whole Ferguson thing was still heating up when I left and didn't seem to really be affecting things in St. Charles. My question is how are things in St. Charles, crime wise, for someone like a food delivery person? I sometimes have to go to Earth City and Riverport as well.
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So true. I actually got a ticket in Cool Valley once, it was either speeding or rolling through a stop, don't remember exactly. I do remember the cop was a big fat dude who waddled up to my window with a cigarette hanging out of his mouth and hadn't shaved for a couple of days. Not the kind of image I was used to seeing from the police in the St. Charles area. I worked at gas stations in St. Peter's and O'fallon and they've told me how they can get in huge trouble being seen smoking while in uniform and also not maintaining their appearance with hair and facial hair, etc.
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I worked in gas stations in the US from 2001 to 2011, and I never once saw a store employee stick a tank, though we were told how to, and always had a stick and the paste, we just never had to do it. The fuel drives would stick the tank both before and after they dropped a load though, but never once saw them cover the sticks in the water detecting paste. All the stores I worked at though had electronic systems that could tell you the fuel level and water content.
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I have a Premium account and never get weird video suggestions like so many other people complain about. I can even fall asleep and six hours later it's still playing on topic videos. Does YT make an effort to give paying customers better suggestions?
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