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My guess is that Cancun Cruz is totally human and doesn't use mindcontrol.

I haven't played this game in a while and no longer have it installed, but I only play in Linux and I'm pretty certain this is how I got portraits in my game.

At my last job, the men's locker room and bathroom were on the left. It had three sets of bathrooms and two sets of locker rooms, and they were always on the left. At my current job, the men't bathroom is on the left in two out of four buildings. In one building, the bathrooms are on opposite sides of a hall, so what side they're on depends on which direction you came from. At the restaurant I am currently sitting in, though, the men's restroom is on the right.

I have two in walking distance. I've never been to either.

I'm conflicted by this comment thanks to Poe's Law.

Oh, no, I agree. I don't consider ignoring rules "human error" when it is intentional. Management ordering a faulty safety to be disabled then getting someone hurt because the safety was disabled is so much worse than an error. Much worse, when I saw this happen, management then blamed the guy who disabled the safety.

I'd be impressed if that statue remains un-vandalized for long without significant security.

Either that, or the processes weren't followed. At least, that's been my experience with regulatory stuff.

Ah, yes. States' rights obviously don't matter anymore.

Hah! My mom was my ride to work, and since she started her work day at 6 am, that meant I got dropped off at a little after 5 am, several hours before the park opened. And the music was still playing then. I got so sick of hearing Vivaldi's The Four Seasons (at least, La Primavera. I don't remember if they played other music from The Four Seasons).

I did close on occasion, but I was usually opening. I admit it was one of the better jobs I had when I was young. I tried transfering to other stores the following season (one in Germany, then one in France). I should've stuck with the Emporium.

Italy was one of my favorite places to go for lunch! It was a long walk, though; I was in the Emporium in England. So we probably did meet!

Huh. Small world. I worked at BG that year. It was my first job. Didn't keep the name tag though. They kept putting your home state or country on badges for a few years after.