yeah.
It's disgusting and angers me to no end.
It's disgusting and angers me to no end.
Going back to "Karen's" argument there, I heard the same thing from my father.
He father is one who strongly believes that the requirement to wear a mask violates his rights and refuses to do so. Being required to wear a masks is unconstitutional and an overreach of government power that they do not have.
But I heard a new one from him last night.
He said I should join a few different class action lawsuit against different stores requiring customers to wear masks. Says there is a good chunk of money to be made and I'll likely be able to pay off my student loans. Also that the lawyers are going to make bank from all this.
He says any store requiring you to wear a mask is in violation of ADA once you notify them that you have a medical condition that prevents you from being able to wear a mask. Once you disclose that information they can not ask you about that medical information and if they do you are not required to prove personal medical information to them. Also that denying you access to to enter the store / business is discrimination of a disability.
Attorneys nationwide are filing cases about this now. While it's slow to get started right now as many courts have COVID-19 restrictions, things will get going once we open back up and every store in violation will be paying.
Apparently in the underground Q Anon sections of the internet he hangs out in, there is a directory of all the cases you can join against different stores / businesses.
I guarantee once they get to court they will have to prove a disability.
An admitted, active liar and fraud should be dismissed on pretty much everything else they have to say as well, imho.With most large class action lawsuits, you may never have to actual talk to the lawyers or appear in court.
You just fill out an application to join the class action lawsuit. If that application does not require you to provide proof you may not need to.
I'm sure it's fraud if you are caught lying on the application, but that rarely happens.
For example, the Common Ground Coffee class action lawsuit. They are giving a check to people who bought the coffee in certain states. It's was something like $150 I think. The class action lawsuit claims they advertised their k cups as freshly ground coffee but actually filled them with instant coffee.
My father has never had the coffee, nor is any New England state in the lawsuit. The coffee is not sold in this region.
My fathers answer to this is "This is where you remember buying some Common Ground Coffee while on vacation".
No proof of purchase is required. You just have say you bought it.
Since retiring my father has been supplementing his income with all kinds of class action lawsuits like this
An admitted, active liar and fraud should be dismissed on pretty much everything else they have to say as well, imho.
This is the reason I have to deal with dumb asses bring their fucking dogs into the grocery store but I digress...Going back to "Karen's" argument there, I heard the same thing from my father.
He father is one who strongly believes that the requirement to wear a mask violates his rights and refuses to do so. Being required to wear a masks is unconstitutional and an overreach of government power that they do not have.
But I heard a new one from him last night.
He said I should join a few different class action lawsuit against different stores requiring customers to wear masks. Says there is a good chunk of money to be made and I'll likely be able to pay off my student loans. Also that the lawyers are going to make bank from all this.
He says any store requiring you to wear a mask is in violation of ADA once you notify them that you have a medical condition that prevents you from being able to wear a mask. Once you disclose that information they can not ask you about that medical information and if they do you are not required to prove personal medical information to them. Also that denying you access to to enter the store / business is discrimination of a disability.
Attorneys nationwide are filing cases about this now. While it's slow to get started right now as many courts have COVID-19 restrictions, things will get going once we open back up and every store in violation will be paying.
Apparently in the underground Q Anon sections of the internet he hangs out in, there is a directory of all the cases you can join against different stores / businesses.
I hope you get to have some interactions with your dad where he doesn't completely suck.With most large class action lawsuits, you may never have to actual talk to the lawyers or appear in court.
You just fill out an application to join the class action lawsuit. If that application does not require you to provide proof you may not need to.
I'm sure it's fraud if you are caught lying on the application, but that rarely happens.
For example, the Common Ground Coffee class action lawsuit. They are giving a check to people who bought the coffee in certain states. It's was something like $150 I think. The class action lawsuit claims they advertised their k cups as freshly ground coffee but actually filled them with instant coffee.
My father has never had the coffee, nor is any New England state in the lawsuit. The coffee is not sold in this region.
My fathers answer to this is "This is where you remember buying some Common Ground Coffee while on vacation".
No proof of purchase is required. You just have say you bought it.
Since retiring my father has been supplementing his income with all kinds of class action lawsuits like this
Going back to "Karen's" argument there, I heard the same thing from my father.
He father is one who strongly believes that the requirement to wear a mask violates his rights and refuses to do so. Being required to wear a masks is unconstitutional and an overreach of government power that they do not have.
But I heard a new one from him last night.
He said I should join a few different class action lawsuit against different stores requiring customers to wear masks. Says there is a good chunk of money to be made and I'll likely be able to pay off my student loans. Also that the lawyers are going to make bank from all this.
He says any store requiring you to wear a mask is in violation of ADA once you notify them that you have a medical condition that prevents you from being able to wear a mask. Once you disclose that information they can not ask you about that medical information and if they do you are not required to prove personal medical information to them. Also that denying you access to to enter the store / business is discrimination of a disability.
Attorneys nationwide are filing cases about this now. While it's slow to get started right now as many courts have COVID-19 restrictions, things will get going once we open back up and every store in violation will be paying.
Apparently in the underground Q Anon sections of the internet he hangs out in, there is a directory of all the cases you can join against different stores / businesses.
Hey now...That's because all the "real" lawyers are government shills who own stock in masks.
truth. as a young adult, I was given a card to present in case I set off radiation detectors while flying.Typically, legitimate medical issues that are not obvious to the eye (e.g. the wheelchair bound person) comes with some kind of paperwork or card that puts the buisness/ person on notice and advises of the limitation without disclosing any HIPAA protected information. Ever see a person with internal metal hardware (like a spinal fusion or pins in a joint) try to go through the metal detector at an airport? They carry a card identifying the issues that they can give to the TSA to avoid issues.
Automatically disqualified because.... 4chanHave you seen the “Shopping Cart Theory”? I feel like it relates to a lot of this. My grocery store parking lot is full of errant assho...err Shopping carts.
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I have given the best side eye of my life to people that don't return shopping carts. Then I go get their shopping cart and put it back myself, still side eyeing the hell out of the selfish nitwit fuckwad assface.Have you seen the “Shopping Cart Theory”? I feel like it relates to a lot of this. My grocery store parking lot is full of errant assho...err Shopping carts.
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Yes, but I will give a pass to anyone that is over 7 months pregnant and/or has a child with them who is unable to walk. Other than that, be a good person and return your shopping carts!I have given the best side eye of my life to people that don't return shopping carts. Then I go get their shopping cart and put it back myself, still side eyeing the hell out of the selfish nitwit fuckwad assface.
I clearly have feelings about this.
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