Johney
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My neighbor left here yesterday and it took him 20 hours to get to Alabama driving straight through.
UPS getting beat up on Miami TV
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Brisket
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Damn!
MAKAVELI
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I get that it's better than staying in the boat while tied to the dock. I'm just saying you got to friend** crazy to be on the water during a cat 5 storm that's 400 miles in diameter.
MAKAVELI
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Johney
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I agree. Insure your
and let it sink.
Johney
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Yea know there is probably some people around here who think that may work. Scary.
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I love the first comment I saw, It's gonna be a tough competition at the Darwin Awards this year. Lol.
Richard Cranium
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Check your local gas station for an access point delivery.
GenericUsername
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Welp, I don't see why the people in Miami Dade/Broward are bitching...the storm is coming directly at me. Supplies are all stocked up, only forgot bug spray and a certain battery for my other radio, so not too shabby of prep. House faces south, so the east/west have no windows...This should get interesting very quickly.
What you guys are saying about gas lines and stuff is kind of funny. It's not just down at the bottom of Florida. The whole state starts to panic and starts hitting the gas stations. The problem becomes that when people try to go north, there is very little gas left to keep continuing. People start piling into the hotels and stuff 3+ hours north of where the storm is going to hit, so you're left to keep driving, then run out of fuel if there's nothing left. It's better to get settled down, prep your house, help your neighbors, and ride out the storm in most cases. If you leave days in advance, you're fine, but since Florida is a right to work state, they literally have every single right to fire you. Sure, it's a d* move, but the businesses will do it... Look into the crap the major of Naples is saying.
As for the news stuff, over here on this side, UPS closed down and Fedex/USPS stayed going all day. I actually ran into one of the drivers at a Publix picking up last minute stuff.
What you guys are saying about gas lines and stuff is kind of funny. It's not just down at the bottom of Florida. The whole state starts to panic and starts hitting the gas stations. The problem becomes that when people try to go north, there is very little gas left to keep continuing. People start piling into the hotels and stuff 3+ hours north of where the storm is going to hit, so you're left to keep driving, then run out of fuel if there's nothing left. It's better to get settled down, prep your house, help your neighbors, and ride out the storm in most cases. If you leave days in advance, you're fine, but since Florida is a right to work state, they literally have every single right to fire you. Sure, it's a d* move, but the businesses will do it... Look into the crap the major of Naples is saying.
As for the news stuff, over here on this side, UPS closed down and Fedex/USPS stayed going all day. I actually ran into one of the drivers at a Publix picking up last minute stuff.
Big Package
Handler
Everyone in the surrounding neighborhoods have followed the evacuation order. I'm waiting on the UPS guy so I can leave.
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Royal Caribbean evacuates employees via a ship sailing away from Irma
Imagine working for a company like this.
Imagine working for a company like this.
Johney
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I can't believe UPS shut down here yesterday. There were drivers going out with over 300 stops on Thursday.
GenericUsername
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I'd be taking my sweet ass time on that and coming back with about 170 due to not being able to find anything.
oldngray
nowhere special
Everything has expiration dates. No matter how silly. Still OK to drink but can't sell after a certain date.
Johney
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I know right.
Big Package
Handler
The expiration on water is because of the plastic.
UnconTROLLed
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There's a storm coming!?
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