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Found her in this subreddit a few months ago in the comments section (obviously these are not our first accounts). We started talking there, then moved to DMs, and from there to instagram and whatsapp really fast 😭 she trusted me way too soon lol 😝 We used to be active here till 3-4 am, ranting to each other about our messed up lives 😭 and it kinda became a regular thing. Today we finally met, and it wasn’t awkward at all. It felt pretty normal 😋 She is genuinely such a cutie and a sweetheart. u/Both_Green_9633 I have told you this before, but I will say it again, I am really grateful for your friendship 🎀🫂 Never thought I would make online friends, let alone meet one...

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Hi everyone! My partner and I (26&27yo) are traveling to Japan and Tokyo for the first time at the end of November, and we’ll be staying for 10 nights. We’re really excited, but also a bit overwhelmed when it comes to planning, so I’d love some advice from people who’ve been there. Right now, we have a reservation at a JR West Group Via Inn in Shinjuku. The room is about 15 m² and costs around $900 total (depending on the yen exchange rate). Is this a good deal for Tokyo? Is that part of Shinjuku a good and safe area to stay in? And is this hotel chain generally reliable? We’re happy to stay there, but we’re open to changing if there are clearly better options. ...

Hey everyone,  I wanted to share a small personal journey behind my app [MenuCanvas](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6758664255). I’m from an IT background, and before COVID everything was stable. But during COVID, I left my job to take care of my family and my little kid. At the same time, my husband runs a food business, and things got really difficult for us. He used to ask me for help with small things like creating festive posters for Facebook and Instagram ads. Since I had some free time, I built a simple editing tool just for him. Honestly, in today’s AI world, something like that can be built in a couple of days — but back then, it was just me trying to stay useful and help...

Hey everyone My name is Miguel, I’m from Brazil and currently studying accounting. My dad used to run a small pizzeria here, so I grew up hearing a lot about the challenges of running a food business. Lately, I’ve been really interested in understanding how this industry works in different parts of the world — especially from the perspective of people actually running restaurants, food trucks, or any kind of food operation. I’m not selling anything or doing formal research — just genuinely curious and looking to learn from real experiences. If you’re open to sharing, I’d love to know: What’s been the biggest challenge for you recently? What’s something people outside...

set a goal to not miss a single workout for an entire year. ended up completing 365 consecutive days of training across lifting, cardio, mobility work, and whatever else i felt like doing. here's what worked, what completely backfired, and the counterintuitive lessons i learned about actually staying consistent. what DIDN'T work: following rigid programs - tried doing the exact same routine every week. burned out by month 3. got bored, injured, and started dreading workouts. rigid structure killed motivation fast. only doing what i hate - thought i had to do burpees, running, and exercises i despised to "build discipline." just made me avoid the gym. doing workouts ...

litellm 1.82.7 and 1.82.8 on pypi are compromised. do not update, roll back if you did.​ beyond the immediate security issue, agent teams specifically have more at stake with LLM routing reliability than most. here is why and what we think the right architecture looks like. **why agent workloads are especially sensitive to routing problems** with a standard LLM call, a bad routing decision drops a request. annoying, retryable, not catastrophic. with an agent workflow, a bad routing decision mid-chain breaks the entire run. the agent was three steps into a task. the provider hit a rate limit. the fallback did not trigger. the whole session fails and you have to reconstruct what happened...

New to IQOS ILUMA in the USA? Here's Your No-Fuss Starter Guide Hey r/Mystickusa crew! As a daily ILUMA user, I've seen tons of posts asking 'Where do I even get TEREA sticks?' and 'What's good for beginners?' Since official retail is spotty here, let's break it down casual-like – no sales pitch, just real talk. Why IQOS ILUMA + TEREA? These bad boys use \*\*induction heating (SMARTCORE tech) – no blades, no mess, cleaner sessions than older IQOS. TEREA sticks are tobacco blends optimized for ILUMA: classics, menthols, pearls (pop a capsule for flavor burst). Each session \~6 mins, 20 sticks/pack, carton = 200 sticks (\~$105-110). Pick Your Dev...

hi reddit! this is my first time ever posting something like this so i’m a little nervous, i (20F) have been working at a fast food restaurant for the past 5 years. in those 5 years, i’ve grown, learned responsibility, maturity—all of those things that you make an adult haha! last year, i worked my *** off to prove that i deserve a promotion. i worked 12-14 hour shifts weekly, i learned how to clean machines, i learned multiple different positions, and i tried my best to never stand around and always be doing something. i thought i was giving it my absolute all. i had said multiple times last year that i wanted a promotion, supervisor to be exact. but, i’d be told the same thing, �...

I met this guy online and he's new to the area. He called me and it seemed like he wanted to do something sometime (as friends), so yesterday (Monday), I sent him a couple restaurants and said they looked good and we should go (maybe they were too much for a first time, casual hangout) and all he said back was "ooh". This bothered me and all I said back was that getting food was his idea. He then says "okay so what do you want to eat". Like dude what, what did you even call me for over the weekend? I responded back with "I mean im cool with just going to bars, you can plan since you're the one that wanted to do something". Does this come off too blunt...

Hey folks, I ordered food on Uber Eats, and a colleague of mine ordered the exact same thing about 30 minutes earlier. When his order arrived, it looked disgusting and nothing like what was shown in the restaurant listing. Because of that, I called the restaurant right away and told them I wanted to cancel my order. They told me to just cancel it in the app. So I did. But then I still got charged the full amount. I contacted Uber Eats support immediately, but they keep telling me that since I canceled the order myself after the store prepared my food, I’m not eligible for a refund. I’ve been messaging them every day for 3 days, even sent photos of the food my colleague received as pro...

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If you've been wrenching on EV conversions for a while, you already know the joy of ripping out an ICE and dropping in an electric drivetrain. But here's something worth knowing — the broader EV industry boom is about to make our hobby and trade a whole lot easier and cheaper. The Market is Exploding — And That's Good for Converters According to Roots Analysis, the global EV market is valued at $776 billion in 2026 and is on track to hit $4,089 billion by 2035, growing at a CAGR of 20.27%. What does that mean for us? More mass production means more affordable motors, battery packs, controllers, and components trickling into the second-hand and aftermarket space. Cheaper ...

The only time I'd consider eating in the car is if I'm in a big hurry for some reason, like traveling to work while being late, and someone else is driving. I understand that the US is more car centric than Europe, but why not go into the restaurant and eat at a table? The downsides to eating in a car are multiple. It's unsanitary, you get grease and **** everywhere, like eating in bed, who the **** does that. Is it possible to not spill? Yes, but odds are that it does happen, and you don't have a toilet in your car where you can wash your hands. The smell of food also lingers, and once you've eaten your food, do you really want that smell sticking around? Another...

Everyone told me spending a *month* in Japan would easily clear $4k. Plot twist: I just got back and my total spend, including flights, was under $2k. Yes, really. And I ate like a king. After countless "must-do" lists pushed me towards Shibuya crossings and expensive Michelin-starred spots in Tokyo, I decided to do Japan *my* way. My goal: deep dive into local culture, find incredible food, and not come home broke. This isn't a "luxury for less" guide; it's about smart choices and getting off the well-trodden path. --- **The Cost Breakdown (30 Days)** * **Flights:** I snagged round-trip flights for $650 from LAX by being flexible with dates (mid-November)...

For those who love diving into the numbers behind the EV revolution, here's a breakdown of where the industry stands and where it's headed. The Big Picture According to Roots Analysis, the global EV market is currently valued at around $776 billion in 2026 and is projected to hit $4,089 billion by 2035, that's a CAGR of \~20.27% over the next decade. Nearly 6x growth in under ten years. Battery Tech: Lithium-Ion Still King, But Solid-State is Coming Lithium-ion dominates today due to superior energy density, longer lifecycle, and fast recharge times. But solid-state batteries are gaining serious traction, better safety, improved efficiency, and no leakage risk. Tesla has a...

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For those who love diving into the numbers behind the EV revolution, here's a breakdown of where the industry stands and where it's headed. The Big Picture According to Roots Analysis, the global EV market is currently valued at around $776 billion in 2026 and is projected to hit $4,089 billion by 2035, that's a CAGR of \~20.27% over the next decade. Nearly 6x growth in under ten years. Battery Tech: Lithium-Ion Still King, But Solid-State is Coming Lithium-ion dominates today due to superior energy density, longer lifecycle, and fast recharge times. But solid-state batteries are gaining serious traction, better safety, improved efficiency, and no leakage risk. Tesla has a...

Look, we've all seen it. That couple who's been together for years and still looks at each other like they just met. Meanwhile, most relationships hit the 2 year mark and suddenly everyone's in sweatpants, the spark's gone, and you're wondering where the **** that person you fell for disappeared to. Here's what nobody tells you: attraction in long term relationships isn't magic. It's maintenance. And I've done the deep dive, books, podcasts, research papers, relationship experts, the whole deal, so you don't have to wade through the BS. The truth? Relationships naturally cool off. It's biology. That dopamine rush you got in the beginni...

Been tracking the recent nuclear-related announcements and the consistency of funding is what stands out. In January 2026, the DOE committed $2.7 billion to uranium enrichment. That directly supports domestic fuel supply. In November 2025, there was a $1 billion loan tied to restarting a nuclear plant capable of generating about 850 MW. In December 2025, $800 million was allocated to accelerate deployment of small modular reactors. Then you have multiple targeted investments, $19 million for fuel recycling, $28 million for enrichment innovation, and $11 million for fuel transport systems. On top of that, several pilot programs were launched across 2025, including reactor development ini...