What I'm doing with part of my fed check... When I get my federal government check,I'm planning on buying pizzas for Kaiser ER and also for Fire Department who helped me and are...

proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA

When I get my federal government check,I'm planning on buying pizzas for Kaiser ER and also for Fire Department who helped me and are helping others in the time of need to say THANK YOU!!!!

Kevyn

proud republican wrote:

When I get my federal government check,I'm planning on buying pizzas for Kaiser ER and also for Fire Department who helped me and are helping others in the time of need to say THANK YOU!!!!

That is kind of you but make sure to call a day ahead to let them know firefighters shop for their meals every morning and if you just send pizza they will likely already have their days food. I am unsure about the ER but they may have restrictions due to the plague so I would call them also.

proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA

Kevyn wrote:

That is kind of you but make sure to call a day ahead to let them know firefighters shop for their meals every morning and if you just send pizza they will likely already have their days food. I am unsure about the ER but they may have restrictions due to the plague so I would call them also.

Thanks for advice!! I will call , but I think everyone loves pizza and it's never enough!!!

LogicallyRight Loc: Chicago

Kevyn wrote:

That is kind of you but make sure to call a day ahead to let them know firefighters shop for their meals every morning and if you just send pizza they will likely already have their days food. I am unsure about the ER but they may have restrictions due to the plague so I would call them also.

Attention, attention, attention. Kevyn said something intelligent. See Kev, it can be done.

padremike Loc: Phenix City, Al

LogicallyRight wrote:

Attention, attention, attention. Kevyn said something intelligent. See Kev, it can be done.

Wait a minute. I'm trying to catch my breath!⛈

dtucker300 Loc: Vista, CA

LogicallyRight wrote:

Attention, attention, attention. Kevyn said something intelligent. See Kev, it can be done.

You CAN teach an old dog new tricks!

Liberty Tree

LogicallyRight wrote:

Attention, attention, attention. Kevyn said something intelligent. See Kev, it can be done.

Probably read it somewhere.

Mikeyavelli

Liberty Tree wrote:

Probably read it somewhere.

Kevyn is used to getting free food so he knows all the particulars about it.

EL Loc: Massachusetts

Liberty Tree wrote:

Probably read it somewhere.

But at least repeated it correctly.

Carol Kelly

proud republican wrote:

Thanks for advice!! I will call , but I think everyone loves pizza and it's never enough!!!

Right!

Mikeyavelli

Kevyn wrote:

That is kind of you but make sure to call a day ahead to let them know firefighters shop for their meals every morning and if you just send pizza they will likely already have their days food. I am unsure about the ER but they may have restrictions due to the plague so I would call them also.

Got plans to use mine for better whiskey. Booker Noe's collection. Government money never tasted better.

Carol Kelly

dtucker300 wrote:

You CAN teach an old dog new tricks!

That’s not Kevyn in the dunebuggy? He’s an old dog?

Parky60 Loc: People's Republic of Illinois

Mikeyavelli wrote:

Got plans to use mine for better whiskey. Booker Noe's collection. Government money never tasted better.

You do realize that at the end of the day it's our money?

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

Kevyn wrote:

That is kind of you but make sure to call a day ahead to let them know firefighters shop for their meals every morning and if you just send pizza they will likely already have their days food. I am unsure about the ER but they may have restrictions due to the plague so I would call them also.

Firefighters are hungry men, they eat like horses. During my career, almost every firefighter was a cook. We had a firehouse kitty fund we all contributed to for purchase of things like coffee, sugar, salt, mayo, ketchup and the like. We had a kitchen with a fridge for perishables and a pantry stocked with condiments, canned goods, chips and dips and snacks. It didn't matter if we had a dinner planned or not, if a firefighter's wife or mom or anyone else brought us home baked pies, fried chicken, or pizzas, we chowed down.

Seemed like every time we came back to the firehouse from a good fight, after we cleaned up, we chowed down. There were times though, if lives were lost in a fire or accident, it was distressing, sometimes heart breaking, and it had an effect on our appetites.

Generally, there was always enough room in our bellies for pizza. Coulda used some beer to go with, but that's how it goes when you're on duty.

son of witless

LogicallyRight wrote:

Attention, attention, attention. Kevyn said something intelligent. See Kev, it can be done.

What's that old saying about a blind squirrel ?