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mucholderthandirt

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6. Four in North Carolina. They appear to mostly be in smaller cities, if I'm remembering right.

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Thu Mar 20, 2025, 07:31 PM

Mar 2025

That means that people will have to travel to larger cities, which makes traffic conditions worse and crowds those offices even more. With less people to work the increased load, it's going to be a nightmare to get anything done.

Some nice country like Canada needs to take us over, not the other way around. I always liked King Charles, and I can try to speak Canadian English. How about it, guys?

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A list of the Social Security offices across the US expected to close this year [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Mar 2025 OP

And yet, I'll be that they'll continue to vote republican anyway CentralMass Mar 2025 #1

Mostly red states. progressoid Mar 2025 #2

Yep Kaleva Mar 2025 #3

Blue people brakester Mar 2025 #7

I live in Wisconsin and there are no offices closed here & none on the list to be closed. elocs Mar 2025 #4

Great. Ours is slated to close birdographer Mar 2025 #5

Four in North Carolina. They appear to mostly be in smaller cities, if I'm remembering right. mucholderthandirt Mar 2025 #6

Put me down brakester Mar 2025 #8

I live in WI where no SSA offices are closed & none are on the list to be closed. elocs Mar 2025 #9