Topics for Meatgistics Livestream
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FYI, the reason I have to go instead of being able to do it online is because I do not have an eye exam in the last 16 months. I tried marking that I did but then the computer told me they would be waiting while they confirmed that with my Dr.,…I dont have a Dr cause I don’t like them! I did the math and it has been 312 months since I last had an eye exam from a Dr.
bocephus Apparently Kansas is now all by appointment so it takes like 10 minutes at most! DMV finally getting their S together!
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FYI, the reason I have to go instead of being able to do it online is because I do not have an eye exam in the last 16 months. I tried marking that I did but then the computer told me they would be waiting while they confirmed that with my Dr.,…I dont have a Dr cause I don’t like them! I did the math and it has been 312 months since I last had an eye exam from a Dr.
bocephus Apparently Kansas is now all by appointment so it takes like 10 minutes at most! DMV finally getting their S together!
Jonathon I wish it was that way here, 10 minutes would be awesome. We have private contractors that now do regular license and stuff like that, you pay more but usually a lot faster.
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FYI, the reason I have to go instead of being able to do it online is because I do not have an eye exam in the last 16 months. I tried marking that I did but then the computer told me they would be waiting while they confirmed that with my Dr.,…I dont have a Dr cause I don’t like them! I did the math and it has been 312 months since I last had an eye exam from a Dr.
bocephus Apparently Kansas is now all by appointment so it takes like 10 minutes at most! DMV finally getting their S together!
Jonathon I hate going to the DMV.
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ND Mike said in Topics for Meatgistics Livestream:
Jonathon I hate going to the DMV.
Agreed. However, last month my 16 yr old daughter bought her first car and our DMV in WI is not performing title services in the office yet so we were instructed to do it online. Which would have been fine, except, since she is a minor, and the sole owner, the title application had to be signed by her parent or guardian giving consent to purchase…which had to be notarized. And then we had to mail it in and wait for the temp plate to come before she could drive it. Fortunately they were able to email a copy of the temp plate for us to print out so she only had to wait 7 days to drive her car. So instead of contaminating the one DMV with our germs, we contaminated the DMV before we got turned away and the notary, and the main DMV office and postal system with the envelope that we licked the glue with!
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ND Mike said in Topics for Meatgistics Livestream:
Jonathon I hate going to the DMV.
Agreed. However, last month my 16 yr old daughter bought her first car and our DMV in WI is not performing title services in the office yet so we were instructed to do it online. Which would have been fine, except, since she is a minor, and the sole owner, the title application had to be signed by her parent or guardian giving consent to purchase…which had to be notarized. And then we had to mail it in and wait for the temp plate to come before she could drive it. Fortunately they were able to email a copy of the temp plate for us to print out so she only had to wait 7 days to drive her car. So instead of contaminating the one DMV with our germs, we contaminated the DMV before we got turned away and the notary, and the main DMV office and postal system with the envelope that we licked the glue with!
Ridley Acres lol…yep! The DMV held up title work from a car that my daughter wrecked for almost 6 months. We had to wait that long for the insurance money since they didn’t have the title!
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ND Mike said in Topics for Meatgistics Livestream:
Jonathon I hate going to the DMV.
Agreed. However, last month my 16 yr old daughter bought her first car and our DMV in WI is not performing title services in the office yet so we were instructed to do it online. Which would have been fine, except, since she is a minor, and the sole owner, the title application had to be signed by her parent or guardian giving consent to purchase…which had to be notarized. And then we had to mail it in and wait for the temp plate to come before she could drive it. Fortunately they were able to email a copy of the temp plate for us to print out so she only had to wait 7 days to drive her car. So instead of contaminating the one DMV with our germs, we contaminated the DMV before we got turned away and the notary, and the main DMV office and postal system with the envelope that we licked the glue with!
Ridley Acres
LOL. Yeah, sounds like our DMV. -
FYI, the reason I have to go instead of being able to do it online is because I do not have an eye exam in the last 16 months. I tried marking that I did but then the computer told me they would be waiting while they confirmed that with my Dr.,…I dont have a Dr cause I don’t like them! I did the math and it has been 312 months since I last had an eye exam from a Dr.
bocephus Apparently Kansas is now all by appointment so it takes like 10 minutes at most! DMV finally getting their S together!
Jonathon Well did you get a new license…I need an update are you legal to drive???
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Jonathon Well did you get a new license…I need an update are you legal to drive???
HerbcoFood Probably had everything aced until the person from DMV saw that Blue Hat and oh well come back tomorrow properly dressed, we can’t take your picture with that color hat.
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HerbcoFood Probably had everything aced until the person from DMV saw that Blue Hat and oh well come back tomorrow properly dressed, we can’t take your picture with that color hat.
bocephus said in Topics for Meatgistics Livestream:
that Blue Hat
Shouldn’t have worn a counterfeit Walton’s hat.
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In nevada we can do most online but my wife’s was going to expire during covid lock down and her online renewal was declined.
Found out her name on her soc. Sec. Was still in her married name and they couldnt renew until the names matched. She said well go back to her previously used name. Nope cant do it w/o a divorce decree. Called Soc. Sec. In Feb still closed for covid no idea when they would open. Still trying to get her license fixed dang them -
Thursday (tomorrow) livestream will be a bit different and could possibly be the start of something new. We are going to be mostly discussing meat news on the podcast this week. I think it would be an interesting way to let you guys ask questions or give us your opinion on what is going on in the industry. We did this because I have a ton of stories for this week but we are a few weeks out on the podcast right now as we shot a few episodes during AAMP and if we dont talk about those stories then the stories wont be relevant by the time the podcast is released.
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Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks
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Tex_77 bahaha!
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Jonathon This really is an impressive knife. Good reviews. I love the looks and nothing I have every used or seen is close to 3 pounds. The heaver knife would be perfect for chicken, ribs, porkchops, and many other things.
Just wondering, am I too concerned about country or origin? There are some items that just can’t be helped, but should being made in America, or at least allies, matter?
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No question it is a fine knife. Weighing in at 3 pounds, I am sure it is intended for occasional use, chopping up a few chickens or racks of ribs. If I were working on a production line, I might choose a lighter weight tool if I had sling it for more than 30 minutes or so.
Paul
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No question it is a fine knife. Weighing in at 3 pounds, I am sure it is intended for occasional use, chopping up a few chickens or racks of ribs. If I were working on a production line, I might choose a lighter weight tool if I had sling it for more than 30 minutes or so.
processhead When I do chicken for larger event, I typically do from about 20 to 40 chickens. Different from an 8 hour shift for sure.
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Tex_77 hahahaha!!!
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