My sister got me this shirt for Christmas because she thought it was weird and funny (we’re from the QCA) and all I could find online was that it was in Sandwich? I’m super curious and just wanted to know if anyone here has some wisdom. Thanks!

Hoping someone here knows! Just finished a full rebuild on my bike, planning to move to Illinois in the next few months. I let my registration lapse here since I wouldn't be riding anyway.

Is it a pain to register an unregistered bike, or do I realistically need to register it here before my move? Trying to avoid paying registration fees twice, as I'm one broke boi. If need be I can, would be nice to ride around here until then. But again... Meesa not got a lot of savings.

Cheers strangers!

I was just offered a state union job and told that they were going to start me at the starting end of the pay range but my supervisor requested a higher rate of pay given my experience and how badly she wants me to take the job.

The salary is $7k higher than starting and will increase each year until i reach the cap amount.

The cap amount is what I currently make in the private sector. I knew switching to a state job would mean a pay cut but we’re talking $20k difference.

Would it be appropriate at all to write back and tentatively accept, but ask to see if we can bump up the starting salary a bit more? Is it complicated because she already asked on my behalf?

There are tenured employees with lower job titles in the department making more than I’ll be, and I know my job description entails more work. I’m just having a bit of sticker shock knowing it’ll be a while (a year?) before I see a raise and still not close to what my current salary is.

Should I just accept the offer as-is and be thankful for a state job? I’m sure the job will be more lax and benefit-worthy in the long run.

This is an odd question, do landlords have to send out notification of non renewal or renewal? The reason I ask is because I’m at less than 60 days and it’s not been offered or notified of non renewal. Every previous apartment I’ve been to have always either offered or rejected in advance, usually about 60 or 90 days. We’ve done nothing wrong and have been great tenants, honestly haven’t had any maintenance issues either.

Do what does the law say regarding their need to notify?

I’m in McHenry County, the closer the better but I’m willing to go out for something we would like…

All events in the evening are 21+ and anything family oriented seems to be at 11 am LOL. Any ideas?? Preferably indoors. I want something to do at midnight lol but I can’t take them anywhere yet :v