aramis erak
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DOwn the street isn't a valid requirement for being useful for making sheets.Yes. Now how close is one? This is just not the same situation as when you could find them in most drug stores.
Also not always exactly down the street. I'd have to look around to even locate one.
That's at least a better argument.
It's more important if you're doing a pick up game...
As for FedEx - Corvallis has 3, one of which is not intended for routing public contact. The other two have copycenter facilities.
UPS Store. Two, opposite ends of Town.
In my nearby town, the data the school shared was that for 90% of the students, not counting the school provided chromebooks, the only digital computing devices at home were parents' cellphones and maybe a videogame console. That was 2019.On the other hand, probably a big percentage of people have a printer in their house.
When I was teaching, one year we had to do home visits before the year started; this was 2013 in Anchorage. Of the 30 families we stopped by, 17 tried to feed us, but only 2 had actual computers visible. (we went in teams of 2, to any high risk families.)
It's not a safe assumption that people have printers, either. It's far more common now than 20 years, but still not ubiquitous.