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Unifirst driver here. I am wondering- after the acquisition of the company is completed, is there any predicted or planned directions for incorporating the Unifirst routes into the Cintas routes? In other words- in the next few years, how likely are myself and other Unifirst drivers likely to keep their jobs? What has the talk been amongst managers?

I have been with Unifirst for 3 years as an RSR. I am a top performer at my location. It has been the best jobs Ive ever had thus far. This merger has made me nervous, and I need to decide to pursue a job elsewhere.

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I live in Nebraska. I just moved out of my parents house into an apartment within the last few weeks. I got busy at work and sick, and missed the deadline to reregister to vote. I am registered to vote in 1 county and moved to another. I only live about 20 min away from my parents…..would it be considered voter fraud to vote in their county? I havent gotten around to changing my drivers license or usps yet.

I got some new Podium Hyrdo plus Salt supplements from GNC. The label doesnt contain any information about macros, and the internet has virtually no answers about whether its keto friendly. I know there are many other non-keto friendly podium supplements, so I am just curious

I have a theory about “self defense” in relation to martial arts. Self defense means 3 things:

1. Self Defense is a legal term, used for defining legally acceptable retaliation against an attacker

2. Its a marketing term- you are extremely unlikely to find any martial art school that doesnt include it in their branding

3. for many schools, a deflective term. Basically, it is used as an excuse to avoid sufficiently pressure testing a school’s curriculum, i.e. “we are not a ‘sport’ martial art, we do self defense”

Thoughts?

I was just wondering some of people’s worst stories dealing with customers.

In current martial arts history, UFC 1 is seen as one of the most important events ever. I am curious, however, how much of that is exaggerated. For non BJJ martial artists training and/or teaching around and shortly after that time, what was the general reception? Were you even aware of it? The modern UFC and Gracie family makes UFC 1 sound like the Thanos snap of Martial Arts, but I am geniunely curious if this is the case for everyone else.

edit: This question is about how peoples experiences with the early UFCs and how they affected their martial arts communities, not about peoples opinions on the gracie family and the state of modern mma. Please dont misunderstand this.