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There was one county that still had the blue law when I was a kid, and their county seat had all the big stores and the shopping mall. I think only grocery stores could stay open. Personally I liked it better. I think there should be days when everyone can just sit home and relax. Now it's work, work, work...
I started the telecaption adapter under $5 and sold it for around $20. Good enough for me. It was the TV remote he had lost, which I'm guessing was tougher to find than one for the DirectTV.
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Pennsylvania is still that way-buy your liquor in a state-run liquor store, then go to an approved beer distributor for the rest. Weird hours means it takes some serious planning to drink in this state.
Although this could all be changing: the upscale grocery chain Wegman's and a single Sheetz gas station in Altoona have been selling beer since '07, with apparently only the occasional wrist slap as they seal up the coolers for a week and then go right back into business. |
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Last edited by andy; 12-07-2021 at 01:41 PM. |
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