Your entire comment history is trolling people. And oh wow! I am so impressed by you putting your big britches and showing us what a strong "school-of-hard-knocks" attendee you are. I asked a fucking question, get over it.

Hey the smart ass provides a much maligned yet essential function in educating the masses 😜

No but you’re the most recent

Often the real issue is that even when they go to an official site they are unable to process the information and understand what it is telling them.

There are two schools of thought.

One is we should spoon feed them because mommy mollycoddled them and didn’t think an education was that important

I am much harsher and go with the second school of thought which is force them to figure it out and become functioning adults

🤷‍♂️

Yes and it works? Was laid off during COVID and got everything done online within a couple days and guess what? Nothing was held up because I didn’t ask randos on the internet what was up their stuff.

Oh my fucking god is this really about me asking a question that I genuinely needed the answer to. NOT everyone is well versed in bureaucratic tape my friend. If you're that pressed over it you might as well change your legal name to panini.

I wouldn’t call that being thorough, I’d call it opening up yourself to the wrong information there is an official site for a reason, places to go for the correct info so Johnny down the block doesn’t feed you bs. And I’ve seen it happen over and over again especially this sub where the questions can be answered by typing in the search box in pa.gov. The way you’re doing it is harder and if you find info contradicting what you saw on the official site and go chasing confirmation on a false lead it’s wasting time, worse is straight believing the bs and ending in the position you’re afraid of in the first place. Best way to handle it would have been call your local dmv and get clarification on the documents.

>I’m talking PA SPECIFIC GOVERNMENT QUESTIONS.

Ahhhh... not just "PA specific" (which may be unrelated to the govt) but govt specific.

Have you tried finding stuff on a govt - especially PennDOT or Unemployment - website lately?

If people do not how to use google and filter out nonsense then They have a much bigger problem than any reply on Reddit can ever hope to fix

4 types, with the 4th being the one who knows how to use google but is too lazy and prefers to find the info on reddit.

Who answers? The speculators, the smart and the smart ass.

I'm sorry I like to be thorough? I'd rather not waste their time or mine by bringing something they can't use. Some people just like clarification.

I have no idea who you are but I like you already 🤣

About reading comprehension? I would believe the requirements on THE OFFICIAL STATE WEBSITE would be correct. I’m not taking about random bs I’m talking PA SPECIFIC GOVERNMENT QUESTIONS.

There’s misinformation that can be found on Google too, though.

Do you have this same energy about that?

These are books, not girlie mags. Plus, some kids will avoid the possibility of their parents finding their browsing history by picking up an actual book.

Like mine did a few years ago.

So you’re not concerned about false information or do you like spreading it?

Lol

My concern is mainly misinfo from people who swear they’re right with no official source or my buddy has a friend who know a guy bs. This is 2023 the state has a website, use it.

It is a big deal if it’s misinformed and spreads so yea it is a big deal.

It’s not a big deal. Some people prefer to get their information here instead of Google.

No specification means no requirement? Laws and regs are meant to be read as is. So if you did not see it official sources it does not matter.

That’s civics 101. Some of y’all need to go back to school.

No it didn't lol. The original question was how recent of a bill did I need to have (within the last year? within the last 3 months? Within the last month? Nothing was specified.) After reading someone's comment about paychecks I remembered I have a bank statement from last month and I can't imagine a society where that isn't a recent enough. I saw some states require them to be recent but PA didn't specify and I'd rather not turn up on my one day off work and not be able to get it that day.

> But a few might read them while in the shelves when no one was watching.

Instead of using one of at least several internet browsing devices that each child has access to at home?

Welcome to the internet. You have 3 types of people. The ones who know how to use a Google search, the ones who don't and ask all the questions, and then the ones that just answer people all day like it's their job and don't correct people on how to actually find the info themselves.

Plus you no longer risk the burrito splitting and emptying its contents all over you.