Think he's just wondering where the TP and bottled water are.EMY92 said:
Penguin looks like me deciding which ice cream to pick.

Basically you loan out your computer so they can use its processing power to run calculations.swimmerbabe11 said:
I don't really understand this, but it sounds like good stuff?
swimmerbabe11 said:
Bored at home and want to spread some cheer? Put up your Christmas lights!
https://www.wtae.com/article/christmas-lights-coronavirus/31739194?fbclid=IwAR2RXsRUZkeVADdDbCtudbBwGkKHg9COZRaA4GxZH5xElkP0SEHFLJV9zg8#
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Here is a summary of updates that we hope will help.
Suspended fees at Ally Bank. For the next 120 days, we're waiving fees for overdrafts, excessive transactions for savings and money market accounts, and expedited shipping of checks and debit cards. As always, there are no monthly maintenance fees or balance minimums to bank with us. If you have questions, contact us at 1-877-247-2559. We're here 24/7.
Deferred payments for Ally Auto financing. You can defer your payment for up to 120 days. During this time, finance charges will accrue, but you won't be charged any late fees. Starting March 20, you'll be able to log in at ally.com/auto to defer your payments. (It's easy to set up your username and password if you haven't already.) If you need help today, call us at 1-888-925-2559 any time before 10 pm ET. We're also deferring payments for new auto financing, so the first payment isn't due for 90 days.
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Caring for the communities we serve. We've pledged $3 million to help the communities where our employees live and work, with special focus on our hometown locations of Detroit and Charlotte. We're targeting our help to address the emergency needs of those communities, such as food, health care, emergency housing, and childcare. The vast majority of our team is already working from home, and we're working toward a goal of allowing the entire workforce to be at home. We're also paying short-term disability benefits to any employee diagnosed with COVID-19, providing supplemental childcare benefits, and offering paid caregiver leave to employees caring for a sick family member.
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aggietony2010 said:
Forum 16 is down the road, take the first exit and the first right and it will be on your left past the windmill.
I believe HEB just gave all employees a $2/hour raise for the time being for their effortsAggieangler93 said:
My HEB checkout person this morning told me that her husband is a cashier at the local Costco. Costco is having a special 2 hour closed shopping session for people that work in retail, so that they can get some groceries. She also said HEB, as a company, has been wonderful to work in during this crazy time.