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  At what age is it no longer appropriate to worry about a few bucks when splitting a check?

  4 1 It's totally about the ability to pay. If you're the starving artist/student/whatever hanging around a bunch of lawyers, and you're drinking water while they're ordering cocktail after cocktail, and then they suggest you split the check evenly, of course you should speak up. But, if you're amongst friends who are in the same relative salary range, and all ordering somewhat the same amount of food or drink, go ahead and split it. Frequently, I've seen the exact shares thing get rounded up, and the waiter gets like a 30% tip or something. I've also seen it rounded down and people have to be choked out of their $1 bills just to make it 15% tip. Chris Coronado answered in Eating Out 11 months ago Answer, comment & read 13 more answers »

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  0 0 Detention TEENS! MUSIC! DEATH! 1990S! SEX! FUCK! SHIT! BEAR! TEENS! MOVIES! POP CULTURAL REFERENCES! THE FLY! WTF?! MORE DEATH! MORE REFERENCES! HIGH SCHOOL! BEAR AGAIN! BOMB! PROM! DEATH! EVEN MORE POP CULTURE REFERENCES! END! Chris Coronado commented 11 months ago

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  4 0 P.S. Roller bags are relatively cheap. Since you seem to fly enough, why don't you, instead of risking the fee every time, just pay a one-time fee of $50-75 cost for getting a bag that fits? Chris Coronado commented 11 months ago

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  If I print an airline ticket, and checkin online, can I sneak a bag on-board that's 1-2 inches oversize?

  0 0 If the flight is full, they have been asking people to "check" their bags for free. So, you may be able to sneak it in that way. But, if they don't ask, or you make it on the plane, and it won't fit, I have seen them collect fees from people. Chris Coronado answered in Other - Trip & Travel 11 months ago Answer, comment & read 5 more answers »

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  1 0 They're going to be at the Mars Hill in Auburn. Not any of the Seattle campuses. I think its because its close to their hotel. Chris Coronado commented 11 months ago

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  1 1 Well, given that you headlined your question with "How do I file for weekly unemployment claims while out of the country?" I'm sure you'll forgive me for assuming you're trying to file for benefits while you're out of the country. I understand your dilemma; but, I can't answer that question. I was just giving you the heads up that the government may seek you out if you do file for claims while out of the country and not seeking jobs. Chris Coronado commented 11 months ago

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  Are there any coffee shops or cafes with live music?

  1 0 Periodically, Trabant in the U-District has live music, especially on weekends. The few times I've been in, the music was pretty granola. Also, they have really good coffee. Like, amazing coffee. MMM...Trabant, I miss living near you. Chris Coronado answered in Other Arts & Music 11 months ago Answer, comment & read 5 more answers »

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  How do I file for weekly unemployment claims while out of the country?

  2 2 Also, just so you know: 9,000 people are being collected upon recuperate unemployment wages because they weren't actively seeking work (including one lady for going to Texas while collecting). It doesn't answer your question, but it does let you know you could get possibly get your wages garnished or even sued if caught. http://www.seattlepi.com/local/article/9-000-people-busted-for-not-seeking-work-while-on-1403424.php Chris Coronado answered in Other - Finance & Legal 11 months ago Answer, comment & read 3 more answers »

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  0 0 Wasted on the Young A non-funny mashup of Cruel Intentions and The Virgin Spring. Vigilante justice meets the rape-revenge genre in the fractured reality of modern youth. The main flaws lie in the hands of the first time director, who tries too hard to play with the medium in ways we've already seen. The techno soundtrack is brilliant, but it doesn't quite make up for the movie's fuzzy morality and not-quite-confident storytelling. The director is somebody to look out for once he gets his legs. Chris Coronado commented 11 months ago

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  0 0 High Road Generic road movie meets pot-laced humor and improv as directed by Upright Citizen Brigade's Matt Walsh. Like all good improv comedy before it, it has both high points and low points, but what makes this movie work is its heart. What makes this movie almost fail is its surprising number of gay jokes (is this still 2011?). Toke up and you'll probably love it. Chris Coronado commented 12 months ago

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