Murgatroy

They would be affiliated to the Crown Vic Boys.   Now the Chrysler Fifth Avenue Dandies and the Impala Playas, those would be the rival gangs.

But that is where you are wrong.   It shows who buys how much of what, and what they buy with it when they buy it. Then they can send you coupons to your email. It is targeted advertising. Money can't buy that. It helps with inventory, marketing, and shows the tastes of certain areas.   It is beneficial for the consumer too, as long as you are willing to give up a modicum of your private anonymity.    A corporation like Kroger, or Food City, or any grocery store with a 'savings' card is in the business of making money. I can promise you that if they were losing a penny on the overall scheme, the cards would have been gone a long time ago.         Sam's, Costco and others use their membership cards in the exact same way. They even tell you when you sign up, And you pay them for that. I am a Costco Member, there are many things that it makes too much sense to buy in bulk not too. Target, Cabelas, hell, pretty much everyone does it now. From your phone, you can get coupons and they will just scan them right there at the register.   Walmart is the only place I can think of in the idea of a big box store that doesn't have some form of 'savings/rewards/membership' program. That doesn't say they are better or worse, but I can promise you they are still watching who spends what and how often. Maybe through the EBT cards?

I have built three complete PSA rifles using their parts. Finishing the third one right now as a matter of fact.   They are good to go.   They sell complete and parts. I don't know how to tell the difference. If it matters. The upper was probably complete even if it is a parts gun, so there shouldn't be any issues.

He was luring Glenn out. That was the whole purpose of his walk. He lured Glenn to the area where he and Aiden chained up the 'psych up' walker from several episodes ago.

We grocery shop exclusively at Kroger. I worked the night shift for several years at a couple of West Knox Krogers. They treat their employees good, and paid well. Like mentioned above, there isn't a lot of turnover once an employee 'tops-out.' I was a Back-Up Head Night Clerk when I left, I got tired of waiting on a position to open up to get my own store. Like mentioned, there wasn't a lot of turn over, you had to wait for a retirement.

It was a satisfying ending for the season, but I was still convinced someone big was going to die. It is almost more shocking in that they didn't, than if they had killed a big name off. I think that was why we had so many 'close calls.'

No one died?   What a let down.

Father Gabriel for the win...

I think Carol might be the big name to go.   It was nice seeing Morgan back, and awesome.

RIggs was a horrible actor for the first few seasons. I will admit that he has come into his own the last season and a half. I suppose that being on the most popular television show of all/recent time allows you the ability to get extra attention/training.

Following the pattern, Sasha has been receiving screen time and character development, I predict she is the first to go in the finale.   After that it is the question of Nicholas vs Glenn, since Nicholas now has possession of the missing Glock.

Also, the 'Wolves' are tying up living humans to the trees to bait the walkers, and guiding them to Alexandria.

When he was telling the woman that he could protect her and her boys my first thought at "He went full Shane..."

I use a GPS for the speedometer in my car, since when you adjust the steering wheel to be comfortable, you can't see the gauges. I used double sided tape to keep mine in place, and it is positioned right between the gauges. 

Posting this information and admission of guilt on a public forum isn't exactly the best way to continue not being busted... But hey, your life...   Myself, I prefer not to break the law, and if I did, confessing it publicly would probably give my lawyer nightmares...

Screw you guys, I am buying the chainsaw and the ax. 

I have to echo what has been said before me.   Move into the smaller house and sell the big one. If you 'give' it to any of the children the others will become angry and it will tear your family asunder. Take the proceeds from the sale and put it in the bank, let it draw interest will it to the children to be split evenly after you are gone. Or give it to them now. Keeping it in the bank allows it to draw interest, meaning it can be larger down the line, or in case you need it for an emergency.   My parents didn't give me a damn thing in this world other than a bad attitude and a lot of bruises, but at the end of the day, while they are horrible people and I don't have but one fond thought, that one fond thought is the relief that I am self reliant. If i have it, it is because I got it, not because anyone gave it to me. Doesn't mean it was the easy way, doesn't mean I like it, doesn't mean I will do the same for my daughter, but it is what it is, and it made me who I am.     And, I wouldn't breathe a word of this plan to any of the kids. If they got wind of it, odds are good just the idea of it could start tempers flaring. I don't know your family, but I do know that I have seen perfectly normal seeming families fall to complete pieces over money. 

He beats his wife. Rick asked if Sam had told her, she said 'He didn't have to.' She then told Rick that 'You know what you have to do. You have to kill him.'   Carol has gotten cold.

I really like that pattern.

They probably don't have a storefront. I know there are several gun distributors in Knoxville that don't do walk-in sales.

No better place to shoot in the Knoxville area IMO.

I have been using Suntrust for a little over a decade, they bought the bank that bought the bank that I was using some twenty years ago. I don't even have a local branch, they shut it down a couple of years ago, I do everything through direct deposit. They have taken care of me and haven't really caused me any hassle.   I do have a local Credit Union checking/savings through L&N as well though, but that is more about a local bank than not liking Suntrust.

That is one awesome place, staircases going no where, room after room of nonsense. It is pretty wicked to visit.

I don't watch films in the theatres, and I don't rent them. I do subscribe to Netflix and a few premium channels. I stay a few years behind the curve. It is rare that I buy a hard copy anymore, as the standard medium keeps changing. I still own VHS cassettes, and if I looked hard enough, I bet I have some Betamax as well.   That said, if it airs, and I see it, I will watch it.   It is my opinion that actors are paid for their ability to entertain me. Not their opinions or political views. Liam Neeson entertains me.   I also find that it really simplifies my life not to follow the Hollywood machine. After all, that is the formula that brought us the Kardashians.

I am pretty sure the chocolate is what is going to get Carol busted. The inventory control clerk even told her how tightly rationed the chocolate was.   However, it is possible that the reason Carol stole the chocolate was her 'cover' if she gets busted for being in there. "Oh, I got the chocolate for more cookies/I wanted it I am so sorry, it will never happen again." However, I don't think that was the reason she did it.