GAP Locations

Yesterday, I went to the gym, used the sauna/jacuzzi area afterwards, and then went to shower. The shower cubicles doors isn't fully covered and isn't lockable. There are small gaps/holes where, technically, someone could look in if they intentionally tried. Obviously, most normal people wouldn’t do that. While I was showering, I (20s) noticed an older ***** man (maybe in his 50 - 60s) repeatedly walking around and standing outside my cubicle. At first, I thought maybe I was overthinking, but he kept lingering there, and I saw him looked into my cubicle. It made me really uncomfortable. I feared that he might just push the door and walk in. After that, I took my clothes from t...

so as summer rolls around, I’ve been once again getting back into selling my clothes on site such as the pop. I’ve also been selling some merch, including twenty one pilots. I just had someone purchase for me and after I went to their page, I see that they’re selling merch pieces for as much as 500+ dollars. Almost every item they have on their store is over $200. I just sold them a twenty one pilot shirt for $11. I want my old merch to go to someone who actually wants it. Is this person trying to scam other people?? some of the pieces they have for sale. I wouldn’t even consider rare. Though I don’t really obsess over rare merch, so I’m not exactly sure. another thing, is t...

I keep seeing product page copy that lists features (battery 5000mAh, 100% cotton, 30-day supply) instead of the actual outcome the buyer gets. After looking at a bunch of Shopify stores across four verticals, the gap between "feature copy" and "benefit copy" seems to explain a surprising chunk of CVR and AOV differences. Sharing a structure I've been using to redesign product page copy, and curious how Shopify owners here approach this — especially what worked or flopped per vertical. ### The 3 benefit types I see working on Shopify product pages | Type | What it is | Example phrasing | |---|---|---| | Functional | Convenient / cheap / fast | "Same-day shi...

**1. Shrimp Tempura (Sendai PoV)** The thing I loved was my older sister. She wasn’t an object, of course, but she had always been my number one. But now that I was in my second year of middle school— “Onee-chan.” I gathered a reasonable amount of courage before speaking. Mom was in the living room—someone I would rather not have there—but she didn’t look at me. Still, my sister, who came out of the kitchen holding a glass of barley tea, did look at me. “What is it, Hazuki?” Her voice was neither soft nor harsh. Mom didn’t move. It was uncomfortable. The moment I spoke, the air in the living room turned cold. Maybe it was because Mom refu...

I came to Takeshita street and it's wonderful, many different stores and stuff but the stuff was pretty pricey. Around \~40-50 AUD for t shirts and stuff. Things in Australia are very expensive and I was under the impression that I could shop for cheaper here. Since this is a touristy area, are these tourist prices? Where do the locals shop? Could someone please point me to an area where I can get good, authentic Jap clothes for cheaper? I went to an outlet in Osaka where I found some good stuff, I tend on going to second hand stores and outlets here in Tokyo too but would be awesome to hear of some local stores that have nice stuff for a good price.

**TL;DR:** 1. EU5 shouldn't try to break up more empires – rather, it needs to organically create more empires. 2. EU5 doesn't have too few mechanics, but too many meaningless ones. 3. EU5 has too much technical debt from EU4 that conflicts with the new mechanics from Tinto's EU5. I.e., there's often a mechanic from EU4 and an original that overlap and conflict. Original @[伊利汗国完者都](https://www.zhihu.com/people/4-98-58-93-7) from [https://www.zhihu.com/question/2035732805708144969/answer/2038682460989412411](https://www.zhihu.com/question/2035732805708144969/answer/2038682460989412411) Foreword: the original post was oriented towards a more general aud...

The freshdesk alternative evaluation tends to conflate two distinct problems. The helpdesk workflow, ticket management, routing, SLA configuration, agent performance reporting, is the first problem. Freshdesk handles this well for its price tier and teams genuinely unhappy with those functions have a real comparison to run. The second problem is the AI layer failing on customer-facing product queries. Most teams treat this as the same helpdesk problem even though it has a completely different solution. Freshdesk's AI, Freddy, covers both agent-assist workflows and customer-facing self-service. The agent-side functions, ticket classification, macro suggestions, knowledge base retrieval, ...

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> On the occasion of the death anniversary of E K Nayanar (May 19), we are reproducing this edited transcript of an interview conducted on June 4, 2003, which offers a rare first-hand account of the peasant movements in north Malabar that laid the foundations for land reform and progressive public action in Kerala. > R Ramakumar: You joined the Communist Party of India in 1939. Was your entry into the Party influenced by the state of agrarian relations in Malabar at the time? > E K Nayanar: I joined the undivided Communist Party of India through the national movement. I remember that, in 1930, when I was a boy, I watched a large procession from Kozhikode...

It had a Forever 21 vibe to it with prices to match. I remember one at North Star Mall if I’m not mistaken, but could have closed down. Does anyone know if they moved locations or permanently closed?

> On the occasion of the death anniversary of E K Nayanar (May 19), we are reproducing this edited transcript of an interview conducted on June 4, 2003, which offers a rare first-hand account of the peasant movements in north Malabar that laid the foundations for land reform and progressive public action in Kerala. > R Ramakumar: You joined the Communist Party of India in 1939. Was your entry into the Party influenced by the state of agrarian relations in Malabar at the time? > E K Nayanar: I joined the undivided Communist Party of India through the national movement. I remember that, in 1930, when I was a boy, I watched a large procession from Kozhikode...

> On the occasion of the death anniversary of E K Nayanar (May 19), we are reproducing this edited transcript of an interview conducted on June 4, 2003, which offers a rare first-hand account of the peasant movements in north Malabar that laid the foundations for land reform and progressive public action in Kerala. > R Ramakumar: You joined the Communist Party of India in 1939. Was your entry into the Party influenced by the state of agrarian relations in Malabar at the time? > E K Nayanar: I joined the undivided Communist Party of India through the national movement. I remember that, in 1930, when I was a boy, I watched a large procession from Kozhikode...

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> On the occasion of the death anniversary of E K Nayanar (May 19), we are reproducing this edited transcript of an interview conducted on June 4, 2003, which offers a rare first-hand account of the peasant movements in north Malabar that laid the foundations for land reform and progressive public action in Kerala. > R Ramakumar: You joined the Communist Party of India in 1939. Was your entry into the Party influenced by the state of agrarian relations in Malabar at the time? > E K Nayanar: I joined the undivided Communist Party of India through the national movement. I remember that, in 1930, when I was a boy, I watched a large procession from Kozhikode...

> On the occasion of the death anniversary of E K Nayanar (May 19), we are reproducing this edited transcript of an interview conducted on June 4, 2003, which offers a rare first-hand account of the peasant movements in north Malabar that laid the foundations for land reform and progressive public action in Kerala. > R Ramakumar: You joined the Communist Party of India in 1939. Was your entry into the Party influenced by the state of agrarian relations in Malabar at the time? > E K Nayanar: I joined the undivided Communist Party of India through the national movement. I remember that, in 1930, when I was a boy, I watched a large procession from Kozhikode...

> On the occasion of the death anniversary of E K Nayanar (May 19), we are reproducing this edited transcript of an interview conducted on June 4, 2003, which offers a rare first-hand account of the peasant movements in north Malabar that laid the foundations for land reform and progressive public action in Kerala. > R Ramakumar: You joined the Communist Party of India in 1939. Was your entry into the Party influenced by the state of agrarian relations in Malabar at the time? > E K Nayanar: I joined the undivided Communist Party of India through the national movement. I remember that, in 1930, when I was a boy, I watched a large procession from Kozhikode...

> On the occasion of the death anniversary of E K Nayanar (May 19), we are reproducing this edited transcript of an interview conducted on June 4, 2003, which offers a rare first-hand account of the peasant movements in north Malabar that laid the foundations for land reform and progressive public action in Kerala. > R Ramakumar: You joined the Communist Party of India in 1939. Was your entry into the Party influenced by the state of agrarian relations in Malabar at the time? > E K Nayanar: I joined the undivided Communist Party of India through the national movement. I remember that, in 1930, when I was a boy, I watched a large procession from Kozhikode...

I've been up practically all night. I ended up writing a post here in the morning because I don't know who else to narrate all this to. Last night, I was coming back from the gym so I stopped by a grocery store. Picking up random stuff like eggs, bread, chips, biscuits and candies for my nephew. The bill was short of 3k and I didn't even flinch when I paid with my card. As I was going out, I saw a girl, must be 15-16, laying on a piece of Milk Pak cardboard on the ground. It was really hot and humid, so naturally she was drenched with sweat. She was probably laying there takay AC ki thori si hawa ajaye. I noticed that she was playing with a random stick, probably the only toy...

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