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I left teaching two years ago - was given an opportunity to leave a toxic school environment with no consequences and took it on a whim. All my teacher friends were excited for me. And my naivety that I could easily find another job with my qualifications was in high swing. Little did I know that the only job I could get was at a grocery store. And yes I’m grateful to not be unemployed, but I jumped off one hamster wheel and onto another. Except now, I make poverty wages and work nights, weekends, and holidays. My partner proposed to me earlier this year (yay) and anytime I think about a wedding I just cry because I love ******* paycheck to paycheck now. I save $0 because I make so littl...

​ I belong to typical Maharashtrian Hindu family india with religious beliefs and all. We live in 2bhk. From that, 1 bedroom belong to parents and another bedroom is not typical bedroom its actually mixed of all. Mainly it has temple of gods (Devghar in Marathi), some extra stuff stored, Old PC setup on a table & a bed. its not my personal room, but I spend most of the time there on the PC table with my laptop, phone, study, watching movies, reels, and especially p\*rn. Yeah I am a p\*rn and ma\*turbation addict. I jerk off daily without missing a day like it's become my routine. I feel guilty about that. But thats the reality and it is what it is. Sometimes I ...

🍁 IPTV Canada in 2026 What actually worked after trying different services If you're in Canada and you've tried IPTV before, you probably know it's hit or miss. I went through several options buffering during live sports, channels dropping randomly, or services that just disappear after a few months. I was mainly looking for something reliable for live sports (NHL, F1, European football, FIFA World Cup), Canadian local channels, and some international content without the constant headaches. After testing a few providers, I finally found a Canadian IPTV service that's been working consistently well for me. What made the difference: — Streams s...

To understand how I ended up leaving my family, my friends, and my whole life behind to travel over 1,000 km to marry a woman I had **NEVER** met in real life, I first need to tell you a bit about my childhood. **CHAPTER 1: ROCK BOTTOM — MY CHILDHOOD** I grew up with an alcoholic mother and a violent father. I won’t go into too much detail about it. Let’s just say it wasn’t exactly the ideal environment to grow up in. And obviously, that leaves scars. At school, I was the kid everyone picked on. The little geek who became an easy target because he was fragile, vulnerable, and didn’t know how to defend himself. So I quickly learned how to disappear — to stay quiet, take up a...

Safe Return is an iPhone and Apple Watch for the kids / teens/ adults diagnosed with Autism. use case is wandering. kept it incredibly simple: the Watch app has just one giant button that says "I Am Lost." If the watch wearer presses it—or steps outside of a safe zone—Caregiver/ Parentwill get an instant alert on thwir phone with their exact GPS location. No complicated tech, no menus for a panicked person to navigate. The app will be launching on the App Store shortly, but I want to make sure it truly helps families who live with this anxiety before the official release. Built this app using Cursor Xcode and Claude. Want to keep this app 100% free on app store. If this...

Example: 1.7 Billion dollar slush fund and no IRS audits to him or his family.

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A young family moved into a house, next to a vacant lot. One day a construction crew turned up to start building a house on the empty lot. The young family's 4-year-old daughter naturally took an interest in all the activity going on next door and spent much of each day observing the workers. Eventually the construction crew, all of them "gems-in-the-rough," more or less adopted her as a kind of project mascot. They chatted with her, let her sit with them while they had coffee and lunch breaks, and gave her little jobs to do here and there to make her feel important. At the end of the first week, they even presented her with a pay envelope containing ten dollars. The l...

On March 20, 2022, an elderly resident was walking along the road in the village of Borno in Northern Italy. As he walked the mountainous road, he eventually looked down and saw four black garbage bags lying in a roadside ditch. People often illegally dump their trash in the area, so these garbage bags were nothing unusual to him; his first instinct was to load them into his pickup truck and drive them to the landfill for proper disposal. [The two bags](https://preview.redd.it/k65qpnhzn23h1.png?width=1200&format=png&auto=webp&s=e5d57038910042f084f40872e6d89950e2e15b0d) However, when he went to retrieve the bags, they immideately struck him as odd because they were u...

At a recent Shabbat service in West Bloomfield, Mich., Rabbi Jen Lader shared plans to lobby Congress to pour more funding into a federal program that strengthens security at houses of worship. \- "We are not asking Congress to just protect Jews – we are asking Congress to protect every community of Americans that gathers to pray. And we are asking with the full weight of what we have just lived through behind us," she said, referencing the March attack on her congregation of Temple Israel.  \- The fact that no one was killed other than the attacker is a credit, Lader said, to their security personnel and rigorous staff training. \- "If we had not had those resources and...

When you type a single word like “Dog?” into an AI, it can feel like the system instantly “knows” what you mean. What’s really happening is a fast, purely mathematical process that turns your word into numbers, runs those numbers through a massive network, and then predicts what text should come next. Below is a step-by-step explanation of what's really happening, starting from how the AI is built and ending with how it produces an answer. High-level overview 🌼 At a very high level, the process looks like this: Huge amounts of text are used ahead of time to train the AI. Words (or pieces of words) are turned into numbers called tokens. A large network of math units (�...

Referencing UK/EU as you'll understand the housing limitations I'm dealing with compared to our US peers. For reference, we have roughly \~55 sqm or \~600 sqft of total living space for a family of four. We actually have the largest flat in our building, we own rather than rent and we live in a wonderful area so we are actually in a very privileged position. However, it's obviously a bit tight. Like the space, money is also tight currently. Again, I'm hopeful for the future it's just wages haven't kept up with the recent spike in inflation in the short-term. Hence just not paying the £50-100 for a gym membership (downside of living in a nice area without ma...

I already knew a bit about him and sadly got spoiled on the "accidentally killed his family" bit, but man, I was not prepared for what the episode actually had in store. First off, insane performance by Aaron Paul. Really captured the despair and hatred Scott feels towards Mark and the world for ignoring the damage his heroics have caused. It's a shame he's not coming back for the role, but if it's for his own mental health, then so be it. I've always liked the "villain is mad at the hero for the collateral damage they've caused" trope, and Scott is a pretty good example of it, but what I didn't expect was how involved Becky was with his do...

20+ machines of dollar store junk food. Round 1 has hit rock bottom. Oh well I used to spend hundreds of dollars there a year, no longer. If in wanted this junk I would go buy it myself at 5 Bellow in that same mall. Danbury, CT.

If you grew up with a narc parent one thing you learn fairly early is how to avoid any situation that is going to either upset or anger your parent. Because you know that whatever the issue is it is somehow going to become your fault and you'll get hit with all the emotions. So you get into the habit of doing things like "don't tell mother" and just handling things on your own or whatever and hoping she never finds out. I live with my now widowed 87 year old narc mother. Did this because \*she\* insists on staying in her own home but because of her health she literally cannot live alone. So I fell on the sword if you know what I mean and I take care of her and everyth...

I know we’ve ALL had the “I’ll tip more after delivery/I’ll add on to your tip” customers… It was a HUGE Dollar General order & since they are getting ready to renovate, I’m not exaggerating when I say I had to refund half his order because his grocery items were all almost out of stock (mainly the cold food/drink items but def some of the dry goods too). So I honestly saw those & rolled my eyes and just did the order; which took forever because this DG quite literally has NO signal so I kept having to run back and forth from the back of the store to the front to send messages/ask about substitutions/etc. A few minutes after delivery I still hadn’t gotten...

​ I get that parents today are generally kinder than the "tough love" generation of the late 90s. But come on, man. I work at a retail store, and it’s getting out of hand. I see kids absolutely destroying shelves while their parents are glued to their phones, ignoring the chaos. My boss actually scolded me for being "too serious" and "scaring customers" when I tried to address the damage. But how am I supposed to keep a straight face when I have to deal with this every single day? The pattern is always the same: parents issue half-hearted warnings while their kids wreck the aisle, they leave like nothing happened, and they go back to scrollin...

From an outside perspective many people would say I am successful. I’m 30 this December and in the military and made it up in ranks. Own 1 car and 1 motorcycle. I have a pretty well saving account of over 30,000 dollars. Sort of financially free so I travel at least twice a year. I also stay off post in. Two bedroom household. I help other as much as I can. I just earned my bachelors degree last week. Here is the downside, in my head, I’m not at the rank I would like to be. I’ve actually tried switching over to the officer side because treatment is so bad and I would like more money and more impactful change for Soldiers and their families. I’ve been trying for 2 years and got den...

Yesterday I posted a long explanation of what happened during the second maiden flight. This post is to just show the damages. But for the ones that can’t watch the video, I’ll give a quick rundown on the damages: Fuselage is twisted and ripped in 3 separate parts, left landing gear was bend back, the 10x5 propeller blade snapped, and even though the wing was the first thing to hit the ground, it barely has any damages. Even though all I have to repair is the fuselage, I’m going to make a whole new Simple Stick since I can’t remove the rudder and elevator without causing any damages to them. This time, I’m going to make the wing, rudder, and elevator black while the rest of th...

**Sergei Shchukin, 1854–1936, Russian Empire (Now Russia)** This cloth industrialist started collecting unpopular art, which was turned down by the Louvre and numerous art critics. He was acquiring Picasso’s paintings when, according to the German-born art collector and dealer Kahnweiler, “no one else was buying from Picasso anymore.” As a result, by 1914, Shchukin owned the biggest collection of Picasso’s works in the world, 51 paintings to be exact. Shchukin personally attended the 1905 Salon d’Automn where Fauvism started out, and immediately appreciated the new art movement, making friends with Matisse and later becoming his most important patron. In 1911, Matisse even came ...