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Hello, this is a throw away so I just went with the name reddit gave me. I love the Queen of Petty videos, they are like therapy to me and gave me courage to write this and stand up to my parents. Anyway, I am female 24 and the eldest child. I grew up with a lot of responsibilities, and a love for doing whatever pleased my parents. Not that I would say I was a kiss a\*\*, but i just loved helping them, and making their days a little easier. I did all the chores without even being asked, did sports I didn't like, and kept my grades up, yet it was never enough. My younger sister, 18, Ill call Dee, was the golden child. She was more athletic than I, and prettier. I have bushy mud brown...

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A budget tip that is frequently said, but rarely practiced is buying in bulk. It can be bothersome to buy in bulk at the grocery store, and it's not immediately apparent that you're saving money. What people usually do is buy cheaper fruits and veggies, but at more frequent intervals than if they just bought a larger quantity in bulk a few times. I like to take my bulk bag to the grocery store to save on plastic waste, but it's also good to buy direct and order from the fruit company. The farmer makes more money, and you might actually get a discount. I only do this with more uncommon fruits, like jujubes. I store them in the fridge, and I can buy several pounds that last mont...

So the tooltip that gives the math for pop demand says Culture, Religion, or Location and gives a multiplier. But hovering over the multiplier doesn’t say which of those three is causing its effects. Is there a different screen to go to? Example: Playing the Italian cultural group I see a multiplier for Wine demand, but nowhere does it say it’s necessarily for that group. I just kind of assume. Also it has a negative multiplier for Beer and Liquor. Not sure if that’s due to Catholicism or Italian culture.

I didn’t think I was the kind of person who could get lucky anymore. That’s dramatic, I know. But last year was one of those stretches where everything that could wobble did. My job cut my hours. My girlfriend cheated and left. I burned through what little savings I had pretending things were temporary. They weren’t. By the time I started looking for a new place, I was down to a duffel bag, a mattress topper, and a laptop with a cracked hinge. That’s when I found the listing. It was posted in a small housing group for our town, one of those upscale rural places that pretends it isn’t rural. Think boutique coffee shops next to feed stores. Expensive apartments surrounded by emp...

My parents (Boomers, divorced) are both classic stockpilers. I wouldn't say "hoarders" as they have tidy houses and they know where everything is, but their basements and garages are full. Organized chaos. Since 2020 I have been downsizing and making my space minimalist, even renting a vendor booth at the vintage store (your 80s and 90s band shirts are the new Bitcoin btw). Because of this combo (living alone and having access to a small resale area), my parents have been constantly trying to give me their stuff. A lot is worn down, heavy, often broken stuff. A lot is just stuff no one would need in any context. It can range from piles of news articles about JFK / Rolling St...

A father and son from Norfolk survived the Silk Road, Vietnam's scooter chaos, and the Alps. Seventeen days on New Zealand roads was harder than all of it. Joshua and George Kohler are on day 308 of cycling around the world. The Norfolk pair — Joshua is 23, George is 57 — have already covered more than 6,000km across the United States, threaded through Europe's cycleways, crossed the mountain corridors of the ancient Silk Road, and dodged scooters through Southeast Asia. By the time they finish in May, they will have covered more than 30,000km across 29 countries, a world-first for a father and son, raising nearly $60,000 for UNICEF UK. They are attempting a Guinness World R...

I didn’t think I was the kind of person who could get lucky anymore. That’s dramatic, I know. But last year was one of those stretches where everything that could wobble did. My job cut my hours. My girlfriend cheated and left. I burned through what little savings I had pretending things were temporary. They weren’t. By the time I started looking for a new place, I was down to a duffel bag, a mattress topper, and a laptop with a cracked hinge. That’s when I found the listing. It was posted in a small housing group for our town, one of those upscale rural places that pretends it isn’t rural. Think boutique coffee shops next to feed stores. Expensive apartments surrounded by emp...

I’m a 28-year-old immigrant from Southeast Asia. I moved to the U.S. in 2019. When I first arrived, I worked pushing carts at Retail store making $11 an hour. Today, about six years later, I make around $125k a year, finished my Bachelor’s, and I’m currently working on my MBA. I want to share something important I learned the hard way. Back where I’m from, credit cards are not commonly used. Most people only use debit cards, meaning you can only spend money that you actually have in your bank account. That system forces you to stay conscious about spending. You get paid → pay your bills → cover essentials → then decide how to spend what’s left. But when I came to the ...

# July 24-26, 2025 - See you there! # Where Fuji Rock Festival is held at Naeba Ski Resort in Niigata Prefecture in Japan. [https://goo.gl/maps/vVX7FKrwLcx](https://goo.gl/maps/vVX7FKrwLcx) I made a rudimentary map labeling major stages here: [http://i.imgur.com/iO1lqWy.png](http://i.imgur.com/iO1lqWy.png) # When For 2026, it the festival will be from Friday July 24 to Sunday, July 26. The grounds will be open on Thursday, July 23rd for setting up with an opening ceremony in the evening. You may arrive on Thursday around noon and will be asked to leave on Monday by 11 AM. If you don't leave early on Monday, you may spend a lot of time traveling/waiting for train tickets. In cas...

Just looking for advice on my first mead. Ive made several country wines with varying success. This is a longer post. I read through Ken Schramms 'The Complete Meadmaker' a couple times before I hoped in trying to make my own. I acquired honey from a local apiarist in the Black Hills of South Dakota. I was not a fan of the honey, it was extremely herbaceous, but I figured Id go with it anyways as it was alot of money in honey ($85 worth). I will post my receipe below so I can get more insight from everyone and to learn from any potential mistakes. My starting gravity was 1.100 and after two and a half months in primary, stuck fermentation, and just general struggles of getting i...

110k miles. No tick, no abnormal noises. Had a flashing cel come on with a misfire and trouble accelerating. turned vehicle off and back on and everything was operating fine. Local mechanic recommended spark plugs and new coil. Issue came back in the exact same location time and location- 6am taking a right onto an on ramp with an incline- a week after initial problem. P0302 code again stored in computer. Again, after restarting it runs and drives completely normal. No issue at idle or acceleration after restarting. Mechanic said to try to duplicate and drive to the shop so they have an easier time diagnosing. He said potentially a new injector is needed. He thought vvt solenoid would throw...

Hi. Anyone tried to preorder the new S26U from a physical store? Better deals ba or yung sa online samsung shop pa rin better? Thanks!

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I didn’t think I was the kind of person who could get lucky anymore. That’s dramatic, I know. But last year was one of those stretches where everything that could wobble did. My job cut my hours. My girlfriend cheated and left. I burned through what little savings I had pretending things were temporary. They weren’t. By the time I started looking for a new place, I was down to a duffel bag, a mattress topper, and a laptop with a cracked hinge. That’s when I found the listing. It was posted in a small housing group for our town, one of those upscale rural places that pretends it isn’t rural. Think boutique coffee shops next to feed stores. Expensive apartments surrounded by emp...

My life has been one form of agony or another since around 2008. I’m venting here because I’m afraid the world will eat me alive. Leave me alone. Hey… I don’t know why I’ve been having experiences like these, but I am beginning to think that the world’s newer wealth is being used to afford certain individuals a pool of citizens to harm for their own indulgence. Some of those targeted seem to be people who have built their lives on honesty, integrity, good friendship, being a good son, being a good citizen—basically, being an all-around good person. Imagine a child-murdering scumbag worth millions or billions who, through his actions, denies citizens their constitutional r...