[pfcwlkxav]

I stopped watching after 2 minutes and not seeing anything. Did something happen after the two minute mark? Up to that point it looked like they were just removing excess chatter.

Holy crap, seriously? I'll just watch 2 minutes and ignore the rest and state an opinion without full knowledge of the facts? I understand the rest of your posts so much better now.

[houkbsdov]

I've never heard of Wawa before now. Are their machines amazing?

[southernplayer99]

More reason why Andrea Mitchell is full of ****.

As of this very moment, there are 148,126 convenience stores that make America great. Of that number, guess what percentage have fancy, candidate-impressing sando-kiosks. Twenty-five percent? Thirty? Try about one percent, Andrea Mitchell.

That helpful stat comes from Jeff Lenard of the National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS). Sando-kiosk-embracing chains, says Lenard, include Wawa (600 stores), Sheetz (416 stores), not to mention smaller ones such as Royal Farms (Md.), Tedeschi Food Shops (Mass.), Delta Sonic (upstate N.Y,) and Quick Chek Food Stores (N.J.). A massive 62 percent of convenience stores countrywide are mom and pop enterprises — known to the NACS as “one-store operators” — and they’re the “least likely” to have the kiosks, says Lenard.

Wawa kills it on sando-kiosks. This story in the Philadelphia Inquirer speaks of a pilot project by the company to test the implementation of the touch-screens. That was in 2001. In a random survey of a few Delaware Wawa stores, clerks noted that the technology has been in their midst for years. Lori Bruce, a spokeswoman for Wawa, passes along word that the touch screens underwent an enhancement this April, packing a “’Wow’ factor through the addition of appetizing food photography and graphics. It’s been a real attention grabber and a great enhancement and aid to the customer experience.”

Accordingly: Expressing any degree of enthusiasm or excitement about the wonders of Wawa’s sando-kiosks delivers no message whatsoever that you’re out of touch with America.

[JesikaFlpk]

Honestly, I half think Romney will win because he's slightly taller and better looking than Obama. There's a lot of studies that show our tribal subconscious is powerful.

[bugagasikaga]

Heroes are people.
Subs are ships.
Hoagies are hoagies.

Not understanding how anything else makes sense.

It sounds disgusting. "Hero" and "sub" don't sound disgusting. Not understanding why you want disgusting names for your food.

[Opislossy]

Go to Wawa's website (wawa.com). It's 4 days til this year's Hoagiefest.


Mitt Romney is in touch. Why aren't you?

[affozyBoomi]

This campaign it looks like the other news channels have become democrat versions of Fox

Sadly, yes. Or at least some of their shows are.

[Dfvgthyju]

Go to Wawa's website (wawa.com). It's 4 days til this year's Hoagiefest.


Mitt Romney is in touch. Why aren't you?

What. the. ****. All I said was I don't particularly like the term "hoagie" and you've decided that means I'm out of touch?

[Audi_z]

They punished America for that.

[alenbarbaf]

Ah ha! So MSNBC cut that part of the speech as part of their rightwing agenda!

[23tommy]

Tommy Christopher is a White House correspondent from Lakehurst, NJ? RT loves pulling weirdos out of nowhere, and pretending like they're serious players. I love RT for their insanity (after all, they supported Ron Paul), but they're a propaganda machine funded by the Kremlin, and we should be really cautious about anything they say.

[CalBettaulp]

dp, because Al is super wrong!

[SeelaypeKet]

Let's put it this way: if the optometrist told him that, how is he blatantly lying?

[rojettafoxx]

Figured Oerdin would be a fan of New Pravda.

[Solo3uc4]

They call them hoagies in Pittsburgh.

[Zavdpacq]

BTW Romney was caught lying again in that very speech. At least according to RT. The form for a doctor to switch where their medicare/medicaid payments get sent is actually two pages long instead of Romney's claimed 30 pages long.

True dat.
So now Russia Times is the place to go for accurate news about American politics? If they were discussing Medicaid instead of Medicare however, I'd like to point out that Medicaid is a state run program, not a Federal program.