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I was a carrier before, about 2 years as a CCA and 3 years as a regular with an assigned route. My office *sucked.* I flew by the seat of my pants. I did everything management ever asked. Even with an 18 mile walking route I typically took a half hour to hour of pivots every day. I never had time to ask questions, and had bad union representation at my office -- the type who did not care about young carriers as long as they had their lazy routes.

I ended up resigning after I had a medical issue (from an injury on the job), and could not stand the constant harassment from both fellow carriers and management about returning to work far earlier than I was medically cleared for.

Well, I am

When Alex Stone's step-dad (played my Michael Ironside, best villlain-actor ever) shows up drunk, and Major Payne tells him to leave, and then says to Cadet Stone, "You get back to your bunk, *son,*" it got me to ugly-cry, due to me growing up with a shitty step-dad.

What scenes got you in a similar way?

The first caller the boys play a clip of is a guy who wants to share an article.

By golly, Alex lets that caller read more of an article on-air than he has ever done himself in the future. It hit me so hard -- "Hey, Alex, heard of this article? No? Let me read the first two paragraphs."

I cannot fathom Alex reading past the headline in current day, let alone reading the article on-air. I am on (yet) another re-listen of KF from start to finish, and I am in the mid 2020's with Covid, and the amount of lies that are easily debunked if Alex just read more than the headline outloud is absurd.

Just thought it was noteworthy, dunno if anyone else got hit by that as hard as I did. I cannot ima

Sorry if I missed a FAQ or stickied post or something that would explain this for a total beginner.

My partner and I were looking to make labels for candles -- glass or tin vessels with stickers that have information on them, including branding, safety warnings, etc.

As a small at-home start-up, just looking to sell locally in the local markets, what sort of printer should we be looking for? We currently have a Canon G6020, which worked great at first for printing D&D PDFs (character sheets and the like), but has recently been terrible (we can't get it to print properly, it won't run any cleaning/flushes, it's inconsistent when printing from one device to another).

So preferably, we are