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So for context, I work a normal office job and on the side I run a very tiny home baking thing. Nothing fancy, I just make cakes and cupcakes for friends, coworkers, people from local Facebook groups. It helps me pay for the actual hobby and I like it. I have a legit food safety cert, I buy decent ingredients, and I charge pretty normal prices for my area. Everyone in my immediate family knows this and has always been cool about paying. My parents even overpay half the time because they are proud and weird. Enter my mom’s long term friend, I will call her Carol. Carol is one of those women who introduces herself as "basically family" after knowing you since you were a kid. Sh...

I don’t really have many people offline I can talk to about this, so I’m sharing it here. Last month I finally hit a long-term goal: my side hustle brought in over $1,000 in profit. Not revenue — profit after platform fees, shipping, and the random gas station coffees that keep me alive on sourcing runs (rough estimate, I’m not an accountant). For context: I’m 29, live in a mid-cost city in the US, and work a pretty standard 9–5 admin job. Rent + car + groceries eat most of my income. So about 14 months ago I started reselling used electronics and small appliances I found on Facebook Marketplace / yard sales / thrift stores. I’m not running some huge operation, it’s literal...

Alright folks, winter camping season is officially here, and nothing hits harder than that first hot bite when you’ve been freezing your face off outside. Here’s a list of easy, low-effort, cold-weather-friendly hot meals you can whip up at camp without turning it into a Michelin audition. Add your favorites in the comments! 🍜 1. Instant Ramen… but leveled up Don’t underestimate ramen—it’s the GOAT. Toss in: A soft-boiled egg (pre-boil at home if you’re lazy) Spam cubes or jerky slices A handful of spinach or dried veggies A spoon of chili crisp (elite move) Turns your sad noodles into a legit winter comfort bowl. 🥘 2. One-Pot Curry Packs Grab those shelf-sta...

This happened last week and I’m still baffled . I was leaving the grocery store and had one of those carts that has the little coin lock on it. You put in a quarter, return the cart, get the quarter back. Simple system. Everyone knows how it works . As I’m walking back to the cart return , this man in his 50s waves at me like he knows me. I thought maybe he needed directions or something, nope, the moment I get close he points at my cart and says “give it to me”. I tell him I’m returning it because I want my quarter back. He rolls his eyes and says “oh please, don’t be dramatic, just give it here”. I repeat that it’s literally my coin and I’m not handing over the cart...

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Every time I do a quick grocery run, there’s always that one cheap item I end up grabbing without even thinking. You know the kind the $1.50 snack you always munch on, the instant noodles that never fail, that one frozen thing you trust, or even a random store-brand item that somehow tastes better than the expensive version. I realised I have a few of these “comfort buys” that I keep rebuying because they’re cheap, reliable, and just make life easier. So now I’m curious what everyone else’s go-to budget grocery item is. Could be from NTUC, Sheng Siong, Giant, Donki, Mustafa, or even those neighbourhood value shops. Doesn’t matter if it’s a snack, drink, sauce, noodle, dessert...

Hello! I'm wondering if someone could share what they think based on a (possibly excessive) description of my experience. I'm not looking for a diagnosis over the internet, as I know this is impossible, but just whether you think it is worth going through some evaluation for APD or something similar. Some of the information here may be irrelevant, I have just tried to include anything that could be somehow related. I appreciate any input! - Inability to remember words or names without associating them with a spelling. If I am verbally told a new word or name that I don't know how to spell, I will either fail to register it or have to invent an imagined spelling for it in orde...

I don’t own any bags at all, and I’ve never really worn one out because I always felt embarrassed mostly because of my family’s comments. I bought a bright red bag for travel, and I brought it with me to a hotel. My family started commenting on it, which made me feel self conscious. I rly love this sparkly coach bag but since I’ve never worn bags out before, I’m not sure I have the confidence to carry her cuz of how sparkly it is, i feel like it’d grab everyone’s attention and I **** attention heh.. If I do decide to buy it, is it acceptable to wear it for everyday errands like going to the grocery store or is it more of a night out bag? Would the tiger one be more suitable?

Hello I’m 18 and I went to a dentist that was good and they explained thoughtfully and they explained my problems I’m not good with brushing teeth it makes me uncomfortable and my mom saw the price and it was to expensive and insurance couldn’t cover it so we had to go to a different dentist and it was cheaper I had 3 root canals done and it was they day before Halloween so I didn’t get it done (because I wanted to eat) so November 6th came around and i when to this dentist for those root canals I’ve had filling here before but they weren’t done right but as I remember the filling didn’t hurt but I did research before getting them done and they had to have a dam by medical proc...

Remember spelling class? All the words you learned? Into your juvenile brain they were forever burned? The dictionary was my bible, where it literally began Turned me into the spelling fanatic that I am \-- Are you also annoyingly pesky like me? Correcting spelling and grammar with glee? Silently in your noggin is really what I mean Or maybe verbally if you're really that keen \-- Don't mean to get mega pedantic and bitchy But these mistakes doth make my teeth itchy Will make a list because you know I'm going to Do any of these bug the bejeebers out of you? \-- To many too include, I don't no were to begin But weather you like it or knot, I'm making a...

I was checking out this motorcycle jacket randomly during the Black Friday sale on Amazon & shows its 20% off and now pricing $79.99 but when I looked at the price history… yeah, the “deal” isn’t really a deal. The graph shows that back in June and July, the price was around $73 for almost two full months no sale, no hype, just the regular price. Then it slowly climbed toward $99 through August–October, and now for Black Friday they’ve dropped it to $79 and are advertising it like it’s some big discount with 20% off. So technically it's “cheaper than usual” only because they raised it for months and then dropped it again. Found this using the Buyhatke Chrome...

I (22F) only really enjoy two things: being alone and getting drunk. I've always been an overachiever (valedictorian, summa cum laude, awards, etc), so there are expectations for me to do something amazing with my life. But honestly, I graduated in a field I pretended to love, and now I just couldn't care less. I wish I could just have zero responsibilities and no one to answer to. I know I'm super privileged to even be in this position, which is why I feel so guilty. I want to make the people around me happy, but every time I leave the house, even just to go to the grocery store, it feels to me like I'm untethered in outer space or something and I lose my breath. I just ...

**1. Accept that most of the employees don't want to be there.** Although there are a few clowns that like being doormats, most of the people did not choose this job as social mobility does not exist anymore. Most are not going to be smiley, cheery and happy as you want them to be so either accept it or order groceries online. If someone was not super enthusiastic to serve you, 80% of the time it's because you were rude or inconveniencing in some way. **2. The stores don't need customers, everybody needs the service workers** While capitalism and businesses love to peddle the narrative that they need customers and that without customers "we wouldn't have job...

This isn’t snark but I’ve been watching the triplets again more recently because my friend told me they’re hopping off their high horse. But this video is literally sooo cute! I was smiling ear to ear the whole time. It was so wholesome but funny. Matt and Chris in the grocery store was hilarious and not to be dramatic but the whole beach segment made me so happy 😭 is it just me? I wish it was longer

TLDR; should we pick the cool apartment or the more practical one? Friend and I are getting a place together and found two options that are very similar on paper. Both are 2 bed/2.5 bath condos built in the last few years, similar prices, similar layouts, modern appliances. Both have small fenced yards - I have a dog so nice for potty breaks but not large enough to throw a ball for example. They both also have another outdoors area upstairs. Both are in cool neighborhoods walkable to tons of bars/restaurants and our commutes would be the same. Now on to the differences: Option 1: unique luxury building custom designed by the owner who’s an architect - it’s just a really dope place/one...

My ex screwed me over during my breakup and broke my trust in a major way. I have since moved on and have been in a loving relationship with my now boyfriend for almost 2 years. He’s very successful at his job and already owns his own house which is impressive considering his age, where we live, and our current economy. This man is very caring towards me, my parents adore him, and we are deeply in love and plan to move in together soon. Even though I am extremely happy with my own life, I sometimes like to look up my ex on social media. It gives me pleasure to see that he is still at his dead-end grocery store job and can’t seem to keep a relationship. He’s still living with a roomma...

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