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Finally finished my 12-hour shift, after 15 hours. No extra pay despite the 3-hour overtime. I work as a nurse at a public hospital. At first, I was so happy and excited about the salary and benefits I’ll be getting. As a fresh grad back then, I was also super excited to become a nurse and to finally save lives. Fast forward to two years later, I am so ******* BURNT OUT. I am so ******* TIRED of caring for patients who only know how to SHOUT AT ME, tell me that I don’t know what the **** I’m doing, and even worse, I’d had patients who pulled my hair or uniform just because I did not address their concerns YET. (I currently have two uniforms that I have not been able to sew yet pero...

Hey everyone 👋 I got tired of finding gift cards and store credits after they had already expired. You know the feeling: a $10 gift card buried in email, a gift card you meant to use, a voucher screenshot sitting in Photos, and then one day you remember it... two weeks too late. So I built ValidTill. It’s a simple iPhone app for tracking gift cards, vouchers, store credits, and anything else with value that you don’t want to forget. What ValidTill helps with: • Track expiry dates in one clean list • Save gift card value, notes, links, card numbers, and source info • Mark gift cards as used so your active list stays clean • Star important gift cards and keep th...

Hi r/promoteMyApp, Just shipped Rtriv on the App Store after building it solo. \*\*The real problem I'm solving\*\* Most apps in the digital wellbeing space treat scrolling as a willpower problem. "Just put your phone down." "Just turn off notifications." It doesn't work. The truth is we don't open Instagram or TikTok for no reason. We open them looking for something — a tip, a recipe, a thread that moves us, a piece of inspiration. The problem isn't that we scroll. It's that the feed has no natural endpoint. There's no "you've found what you came for, you can stop now." So we keep going. 30 minutes. 2 hours. We forge...

Now it’s the UK’s turn to watch one of their staple foods get mangled into a local delicacy. Beans on toast is a beloved comfort dish found across those damp islands, and I’m excited to make it my own. In respect of the origin of this cuisine, I will be providing helpful translations of this post from my Canadian English into the lovely, whimsically charming dialect known as *British English*. I’m already committing a grave sin by not using Heinz beans from a can *(tin)*, so we’re off to a great start. I’m not sure why a single company is allowed to monopolize a whole dish in the first place, so I guess it’s a form of protest against capitalist hegemony to make my beans from...

If I have been given one talent, it is to destroy. I can destroy anything. Anything at all. Give me anything – I can disassemble it slowly, screw by screw until the entire thing collapses on itself, or I can rip it to shreds in just a few seconds. I can make things fall onto other things, and break them too. It takes you three years to build it? I’ll turn it into junk in three seconds. My jeans last one month and my shoes last one week. I’m on my seventh car, my fourteenth stereo, and my 34th girlfriend. Check me out. I have a very impressive resume. At the age of three, I destroyed approximately 47 jars of pickles haphazardly stacked at a Georgia Winn-Dixie. It wasn’t stupidity, ...

Chili is one of my favourite dishes to make. In fact, it’s one of the first things I learned to cook. It’s the dish I’m most familiar and comfortable with, and the one I’d say I’m closest to mastering. Bruce Lee once famously said (paraphrasing), *“Fear not the man who has trained a thousand kicks; fear the one who has trained one kick a thousand times.”* That is I. The man who has trained a single chili-kick one thousand times. But coming to Japan has thrown my whole chili making routine into utter discord. This is because a lot of the standard ingredients that I would normally use were either nowhere to be found or existed in a completely different form. After moving here...

Hello there. Need a little help this time :) I'm going back to Norway with 2 of my gravel buddies, and this time, we're doing Oslo - Bergen on the new gravel roads made by Matthew from Cycle Norway. We're taking the bus and ferries from Germany as usual, but there's a hiccup: The few friends I still have in Oslo are all on holiday at that time, and the storage box prices have increased tremendously. I have left a bag at Oslo Velo once, but the bartender had made the point that this was absolutely not secure. \-> Would there be a great soul here that would like to store 3 folded empty bags to help 3 thirty-something bikepackers from France and Germany? We hav...

\>!After watching this morning's episode, I am so confused. Why have Aaron and Robert stopped touching, even platonically? Someone had once suggested it was because the main focus was on Cain and Moira, so as side characters in that plot they were just there to prop it up. But this plot woth the fires is about them, and they're still acting like acquaintances.!< \>!They dont touch at all, not even in a friendly manner. Robert is going out of his mind with worry, even a friend would have put a hand on his back, shoulder or nape of his neck to offer reassurance and to help calm and ground him. These two are supposed to be engaged, and have such a wealth of histo...

# Tired of boring brain games, I built a high-speed Cyberpunk Arcade Hacker. (Giving away Pro Bundle) # Dm or leave comment and I will provide a code. Playable Link: [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.neuronfury.app](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.neuronfury.app) Platform: Android Description: I wanted to move away from sterile brain-training apps and make something more game-like—fast-paced, arcade-inspired, and cyberpunk themed. Neuron Fury is a collection of high-speed cognitive mini-games wrapped in a neon cyberpunk aesthetic. It tests your memory, logic, math, and multitasking skills under extreme time pressure. Modes include “Dual Breac...

***“Some people make projects. I make gravity wells.”*** *I was tired of sterile utilities that treat your voice like a data point. This isn’t a toy—it’s a signal shifter for the edge of the realm. Whether you’re navigating an outlaw economy, building a mythic character, or protecting your identity sovereignty,* [Voice-Morph](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tohungatech.voicemorph) *is the interface. I’m seeding the first* ***10 Frequency Keys*** *to bypass the Play Store paywall and unlock the full Sovereign (Pro) tier—including the Shadow and Tohunga profiles.* ***The Keys:*** *1. \[TNG46TD64AZW8E9XP0FN0ZA\] 2. \[DZSA33SRY0LPX6HUN7XQE5J\] 3. \[NWZ...

so i've worked at a grocery store for about a month now. i'm managing to do day- and night shifts, but morning shifts are really making my insomnia sooo bad. i don't really even have that many morning shifts, last week i had one and this week i would've had two but i called off sick (i told my boss i have insomnia), because i really didnt sleep much the night before the first shift. i've had insomnia and other mental health issues for multiple years, so i am really quite tired. i tried to ask if it was possible to not do morning shifts anymore because if the insomnia, but understandably my boss said no. so, do yall think it's okay to quit my job just because ...

Hi reddit! This is my first ever post, so i don’t know what i’m necessarily doing, so if this is in the wrong subreddit, i apologize. For the past year I,17F and my mom 53F, relationship has diminished to to the point where i see literal no repair at fixing things. Throughout my life, i was raised to practically be the doormat. If my sister said something that made me mad, i was told to ignore it. When my friends wouldn’t invite me to hang out with them, I was basically told that it’s life and to grow thicker skin. As i’ve grown up, my mother has said done or said things to me that I was basically meant to sweep under the rug. One example of this was during covid. I was 11 during c...

I didn't move to Pleasant Hope because I wanted a change of scenery, or because I believed in the kind of second chances people talked about when they were just trying to sound hopeful. I moved because, after a while, I had stopped being able to tell the difference between remaining where I was and gradually vanishing from it. The station in the city hadn't fired me outright, but it hadn't needed to. My morning broadcasts disappeared first, replaced with afternoon slots, and then the afternoon slots disappeared too, folded into occasional coverage assistance and fill-in work that no one bothered scheduling consistently. By the time I realized I wasn't really on air anymor...

Am really tired to say honestly i got two kids here and the snack situation has really gone out of control. I opened the pantry the other day and the bags just fell straight on my head i dont get me started on the goldfish. I really am not gonna talk about it. The next day I found the fruit pouches mixed with granola bears and some half eaten bags of chips just shoved at any corner they saw . my youngest just keeps grabbing stuff too and leaving crumbs everywhere. It's really snowing every time with his crumbs. I first tried those cheap fabric bins that looked nice at first but really it got super floppy after a couple weeks the kids would pull them out and the stuff would just spill ev...

# Why Downtown Is A Good Place To Start Travellers who want a walkable wine country experience often enjoy [Calistoga downtown](https://visitcalistoga.com/) because it brings together restaurants, tasting rooms, shops, wellness experiences, local charm, and easy access to nearby vineyards. It offers a slower pace than busier Napa Valley stops, making it a strong choice for visitors who want convenience without feeling rushed. The downtown area is easy to explore on foot. Visitors can start with coffee, browse local stores, enjoy a relaxed lunch, book a tasting, and end the day with dinner nearby. This makes it ideal for couples, groups, solo travellers, and weekend visitors who want a simp...

My brother Clark and I had recently gotten into hiking. Living in a relatively small valley means that there's been plenty of hiking trails scrawled over the nearby mountains ever since people started living in the area. Our dad had always told us as kids that we needed to get outside and be more active, and he definitely approved of our new hobby. He'd even go with us from time to time, though his bum knee meant we often had to find trails that weren't very steep. It was one of these days that Dad joined us that we picked a trail called the Wind Caves. A bit of a ways up a nearby canyon, and a relatively short trail, just over a mile one way. I remembered hiking on this trai...

I honestly didn't know which flair to put this under, because i was tempted to put "getting ready to leave" because I'm honestly so tired I'm strongly thinking about ending our friendship. But i think what i really need right now is some reassurance and support. Because after all the gaslighting, it leaves me doubting myself. Im sorry this is long, i just have so many feelings about what happened. I dont expect to get any replies but if i do thank you for taking the time to read. We both have childhood trauma, and we are both AuDHD(theirs manifests as hyperactivity, mine is inattentive so im more monotone and calm while they're very loud and energetic), but the...

I kept bouncing between productivity apps that either felt too minimal to be useful or slowly turned into full project management systems with dashboards, habits, AI, calendars, streaks, teams, subscriptions everywhere, etc. So I ended up building my own app called DayPad. It’s a simple weekly planner focused on: * daily task lists * weekly planning * a “later” shelf for tasks without dates * folders for separating life areas * calm/minimal UI * no productivity-guru energy 😄 The main idea was making something that feels lightweight and clear instead of overwhelming. One thing I intentionally tried to avoid was turning task management into another system you have to maintain co...

Getting quality photos for online dating can feel like a pretty daunting task. Your immediate thoughts are usually: * I’m not photogenic * I’m not attractive enough * I don’t take good pictures * I don’t even know how to pose * I don’t have a good camera * I’m just meant to struggle on dating apps I felt the exact same way for many years. After I got divorced in my mid 30’s I really didn’t have any clue what I was doing when it came to getting quality photos for the apps. I thought it was too difficult and something I would just take care of later. But the truth is I was coping and I just didn’t want to put in the work to actually learn how to present myself properly....

I really don’t understand where the company is going with this or where they thought they were going with it. EMPLOYEES are the ones doing the transactions on T-life. “Well you’re supposed to teach the customer how to use it” MOST DONT WANT TO! If I had a dollar for every person who asked me why I can’t just check it on my iPad then maybe I could afford to quit. Asking us to produce sales but wanting to teach customers to do future sales on their own is ridiculous. You want to know what they’re doing ? Preparing for a MASS closure of stores. Getting customers used to using T-Life’s self service options to reduce the amount of stores that are open. No more contracts no more re...