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(sorry I deleted my previous post here...didn't fill out enough and wasn't sure if this was the best SR for making friends) I want to make friends in person, not just online. Let me tell you a little about myself. I'm mostly a homebody since there isn't much for me to do around here, but especially the past couple weeks due to the weather. I regularly go to the FoodMaxx, the parks, library, laundromat, the In-N-Out, and McDonald's. I don't get to do anything around this area other than getting food and shopping for useless commodities. We don't have a working car so we have to use Uber to travel further. Which I've tried twice to go to the Arden Fair ...

It's easy to find that the family size is \~1.5 quarts (48 oz), but I wanted to make sure that size was the best deal per ounce. I'm surprised the small and large chili's don't seem to have official volumes posted anywhere. Does this vary by store? Is there an official size, or can someone in the know confirm that buying the family size is the best deal?

I started small with a few pieces of equipment and an old laptop. I worked day and night, unemployed, starving, and uneducated. Hit 1,000 subs fast, then a million in two years. Created political and educational videos. But it all came crashing down. I wasn’t the man I pretended to be. I had an addiction to **** and talked to women, both online and offline. I could charm any woman, but I was uncivilized, uneducated, and never went to college. I talked about weird kinks with random women. I wasn’t a threat to society; it was legal where I live as long as it wasn’t harassment or harm. But I was cringy, unprofessional, and immature. My uploads got delayed out of shame. Over 50 girls too...

Moving to Raleigh from out of state. Need someone that really knows the area and is patient to help this picky home buyer. 🙋🏻‍♀️ Really liked Stonehenge or similar location/ vibe. Sidewalks are a must / family neighborhood and within 10 min drive to a park / target / grocery store / yoga or Pilates.

Just got back from our first family Disney trip with kids ages 8 and 3! We hadn't been since we were teens. We split our stay between Polynesian (4 nights) and Animal Kingdom Lodge (3 nights) in early December for cooler weather and lighter crowds. It worked out great. Highs hit 80°F but didn't feel too hot, though a couple days got muggy. **What I wish I'd known** **Step stool situation:** My biggest complaint is the lack of step stools, especially in the resort rooms! The beds, sinks and toilet are all so high that my 3-year-old couldn't reach anything on her own, which became annoying for her and us. Most Women’s bathrooms in the parks have a single low sink, but ...

I started using GrubHub regularly in 2020 during the pandemic. It became almost regular to order breakfast, lunch or dinner everyday because of the ease of use and convenience. I have spent a lot of money over the years and have always gotten a response or reimbursement if an order is wrong. Well, these past few months have been a nightmare to say the least. It all started at the beginning of October, when simple orders started becoming huge issues. From running late, missing an item or getting some else’s food (I worked in food service, how hard is it to check if a order is right), I started refunding products that weren’t right. Well, since those problems have happened much more freque...

Martin Krebs is branded a villain largely for three moments, taking Teresa’s phone, fleeing with a gun and the samples, and refusing to save Isabella after her sabotage, yet none of these actions actually qualify as villainous when viewed in context. When he takes the phone, he does not shove or attack Teresa, he only prevents her from calling outside forces during a live, classified operation, and her fall overboard is caused by her own panic and unstable footing, not by any violent act on his part, making the later claim that he “tried to kill her” factually untrue. Isabella then deliberately sabotages his equipment, directly endangering the entire mission and everyone’s survival, ...

There’s a lot of ground to cover, so for anyone who doesn’t want to read it all, the second to last paragraph covers my ask. About 2 years ago, My El Camino’s fiberglass canopy (or topper, shell, whatever you want to call it) was being stored on some family property tucked away in what I thought was a safe place away from the house, when a backhoe operator went off-site while they were doing septic work and ran over the corner of it. That corner is cracked badly and the window frame is bent with one pane of glass broken and gone. I’d LOVE to have it fixed and brought back to pre-loss condition but every fiberglass repair company I called in the Pacific Northwest either wanted th...

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I had a discussion online this weekend as our local county government announced they had just had a ribbon cutting for 8 new chargers at a county park in a suburban setting, which is surrounded by single family homes. The conversation got me thinking about chargers. Here's a few thoughts about this: At least where I live, there seems to be a mix of two charging strategies going on. One strategy seems to be to put chargers where people live, downtown, near parks, libraries, government offices, etc. The problem is that these chargers don't tend to cater well to their communities-if they are free you can't get a spot without waiting for a long time, if they are the same price a...

I live in arizona and a family member is on a grandfathered (pre ACA) in plan that costs 4000 dollars a month, this is obviously unsustainable but it used to be cheaper so he never wanted to lose his plans benefits by going on the marketplace, is there someone i could talk to that can compare the plans for him? he is also paranoid that the affordable care act is going to be repealed and he wont be able to get another plan if providers can drop them. there is not a lot of time left for open enrollment so im a bit stressed out right now. he is probably the only person left that is on an older plan. he is so stubborn he isnt going to change plans without somebody that knows what they are talkin...

THE PROMPT The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, or failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience? When I was eight, the mother I loved was incarcerated on felony drug charges, and I went to live with my dad, at my grandfather's. We lived well below the poverty line in a crowded house with seven people, rats, and bed bugs. That environment sparked something in me. I wanted to earn money not only so we could eat, but so I could build a future different from the one around me. At nine years old, I started a small yard-work and landscaping business. Within a...

🎄📚 HOW GENGHIS KHAN MADE ALL THE CHRISTMAS SWEATERS ITCHY A Children’s Book By Sean & The Project Folder --- # **Page 1** Long, long ago—before cities, before money, before anyone complained about itchy sweaters— the world was a very small place. People lived in little cozy groups and shared *everything*: their food, their fires, and their very best stories. The world felt warm. Like a comfy wool sweater. --- # **Page 2** Nobody owned much, but everybody had enough. If your neighbor caught a fish— you ate fish. If you caught a rabbit— your neighbor ate rabbit. Nobody kept score. Nobody had receipts. Nobody invented “store credit” yet. --- # **Page 3...

Charles “Charlie” Newman awakes from a cold sweat and the next thing he knows he is striding confidently to the dumpster outside his apartment. It’s 2 AM in western Indiana. 15° with a windchill that the man on the tv says makes it feel like 0. His computer is now the only thing asleep in his apartment. His feet, covered in socks and flip flops, crunch the dusting of snow that came hours before. It is the only audible sound. Tonight, he wants to smoke. His addiction rages. It doesn't matter which addiction, it’s all the same, isn't it? Something he thinks he can’t live without: alcohol, drugs, coffee, food, women, or just the adrenaline he feels doing something wrong. ...

# Introduction Hooray, IS on time and available for the holidays! It'll be a great way to pass some of that awkward family time where not much is happening. At any rate, the holidays are always my busiest time of year, then this year we also have the Endfield beta and my general guide update nearing completion. As I write this, it's mid-November and I'm rushing to get the general update and this update done before the crush of the holidays and the beta, so I'm going to be briefer than usual in some places (particularly Modules). Please forgive me, and we should be back to normal before Ato. As always, you can find the full Mastery guide [here](https://docs.google.com/sp...

We've seen *Bohemian Rhapsody* make a billion dollars. *Rocketman* became a critical darling. Even *Dirt* (Mötley Crüe) found its audience. Music biopics are having a moment, and there's one story that NEEDS to be told on the big screen. Yes, I used AI to help format my ideas better. **Malcolm McCormick. Mac Miller.** https://preview.redd.it/75vixwjps26g1.png?width=1024&format=png&auto=webp&s=b31346561a3dde575a571e93d19d7f29e7be6df7 # WHY THIS MOVIE NEEDS TO EXIST Mac's story isn't just another "troubled artist" tale. It's a coming-of-age journey that millions of us lived through WITH him. We watched a 19-year-old kid from Pitt...

So I bought my first binder about a week ago and have been training myself since. Today I went to this tech store to get my phone battery replaced. I ended up queuing behind this family of 5, but I had an appointment and they didn’t, so the employee said he would help me first. The mom of the group said to her family: “guys move aside, why don’t we let this— ….” But then her system crashed. In Dutch she said: “jongens opzij, eerst is deze me—”. “Me—” is the start of both mevrouw (ma’am) and meneer (sir). Anyway, she did NOT finish that sentence and the most wonderful dead silence followed. Basically, bro took one look at me, had not a single clue what this thin...