Just When You've Seen It All (UPDATE)

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woodi

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Think theres more of that going on than we want 2 think about.All I know is we'll keep paying 4 it.
 
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tealracing16

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From what I remember working at Wal-Mart in Houghton the card would only pay for certain things and then you had to pay for the rest. Or it could've been WIC. I don't remember anymore exactly, but I will never forget the look on their faces when they buy all this junkfood, beer and cigarettes, pull out the Bridge card and then owe 70 bucks. Hilarity ensues.
 
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racerx

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tealracing16 said:
From what I remember working at Wal-Mart in Houghton the card would only pay for certain things and then you had to pay for the rest. Or it could've been WIC. I don't remember anymore exactly, but I will never forget the look on their faces when they buy all this junkfood, beer and cigarettes, pull out the Bridge card and then owe 70 bucks. Hilarity ensues.
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I know that WIC is very specific to what you can purchase, at least that is the way it was when I worked in a grocery store a few years back.
 
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mxz500rider

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6 months from now he'll be back at it. Lowlife, go get a job and work for your steak n lobsters like the rest of us honest Americans.
 
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averagejoe074

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it's still a load of crap....he's legally allowed to go dine on the tax payers dime at a lobster house?....I work my butt off and I don't even go to a lobster house....there is seriously something wrong with how the system is set up for these low life's to be able to take advantage of it like they do...
 
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frnash

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averagejoe074 said:
… he's legally allowed to go dine on the tax payers dime at a lobster house? …
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Who said that?

Did I miss something? I thought he bought the lobsters at a grocery store (at Angeli's Country Market, in fact, according to the receipt shown in the article.).

Can the Michigan Bridge Card be used in any restaurant? I seriously doubt it!
 
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chords

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Lowlife

Basically the rule for using the MI Bridge is you cannot purchase any prepared warm/hot food. And ONLY food (anything that can be eaten ) is allowed.

A good example is chicken. A whole one, or pieces thats cooked and cold, yes. If its purchased warm, no. And NO restaurants.
 
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Wild Bill

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The jerk who purchased the 1/2 price steak and lobsters from the food stamp bum should also be prosecuted.

I would like to slap both of these scumbags.
 
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booondocker

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I got to get me one of dem dare "bridge" cards....dat bridge is gett'n expensive to cross all dah time....wit one of dose....maybe I can get up dare to dah YOOPEE more often.

Not much of a lobster guy....kinda funny bout what I put in my mout...but nunton wrong with a good steak once in a bit....eh?
 
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wisyooper1

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booondocker said:
I got to get me one of dem dare "bridge" cards....dat bridge is gett'n expensive to cross all dah time....wit one of dose....maybe I can get up dare to dah YOOPEE more often.

Not much of a lobster guy....kinda funny bout what I put in my mout...but nunton wrong with a good steak once in a bit....eh?
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Holy cripes der hey....I be tinking dat doz bridge cards needed to go over to da kaleva cafe for da coffee endt dat trenary toast. Cripes. So me and heiki take truck over da ice instead. But truck go tru da ice...heiki, dat poor sole. He like to ride in da back of da truck endt drownt 'cause he couldn't get tailgate open der hey.
 
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