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Do you remember *The Number 23*? It’s a 2007 psychological thriller, starring Jim Carrey. In it, the protagonist, played by Carrey, becomes increasingly obsessed with the 23 enigma, noticing the number, or patterns connected to the number, everywhere in his life. The digits of his birthday add up to 23. Assigning numbers to the letters of his name equals 23. Soon he begins breaking down license plates, prices on menus, and phone numbers, rearranging them until they add up to the number 23, all well falling deeper into paranoia based on this so-called “evidence.” I don’t really remember much of the plot beyond the obsession with the number 23. Even so, lately, I’ve been feeling mo...

I REALLY need to vent and I'm wondering how unreasonable I would be, would my bosses **** me, if I really called out each thing. I'm sorry it's gonna be long. I'm a 27 year old female. My coworker, Kevin, is an older guy, acts like he has to walk slow, its hard to kneel because of his knees, etc. but i don't know exactly how old he is. We're janitorial staff at a mid size grocery/clothing store and started work at the same time. The store was hiring a fresh cleaning crew because the entirety of the last crew wasn't meeting their expectations so they let them go and stopped working with the staffing company that assigned them to the store. The point of me ...

**I am wanting to build a cheap(er) setup for work as a chiropractor. I am currently using an old iPad for software called ChiroTouch. It's not very demanding, but the iPad is a pain to use and I would prefer if it could run the software lightning fast, that is the main priority. ChiroTouch is a server based software so there may be other limitations there, but the current setup is far too slow. We are possibly moving to a different software called ChiroUp that is web based, but I'm unsure of how demanding that is compared to ChiroTouch.** * New build or upgrade? * I have old parts, but I'm not sure what can be reused. This will be mostly new. * Existing parts/monitor...

Yesterday I took a figurative major step forward and did something I never thought I'd be able to do again. I drove a car! As a C5 quadriplegic of 15 years I always thought that driving was a thing of the past and that I would always be beholden to others to take me places. Recently I started working with the Washington State Department of Vocational Rehab to help me afford a new wheelchair van so I could get to work more reliably. I currently have a 2013 Toyota Sienna that has been an absolute work horse in getting me through college, doctor's appointments, road trips, and now finally the first six months of actually going to work. The trouble has often been having to coordinate...

Yesterday I took a figurative major step forward and did something I never thought I'd be able to do again. I drove a car! As a C5 quadriplegic of 15 years I always thought that driving was a thing of the past and that I would always be beholden to others to take me places. Recently I started working with the Washington State Department of Vocational Rehab to help me afford a new wheelchair van so I could get to work more reliably. I currently have a 2013 Toyota Sienna that has been an absolute work horse in getting me through college, doctor's appointments, road trips, and now finally the first six months of actually going to work. The trouble has often been having to coordinate...

After introducing a large number of new players to 2XKO, watching even more try the game for the first time and seeing all the feedback from players across social media platforms, I can comfortably say that the new player experience was not very well thought out. I feel like I'm constantly educating players on the systems of 2XKO, because the game doesn't do a good job of explaining them to players. Most of the trash talk and parroted opinions on the game are either misinformed, or lack awareness of additional systems that exist to remedy those problems. With that in mind, here's how 2XKO and any future fighting games can redesign the entry flow for new (and maybe even returni...

1st time poster so sorry if I dont do this exactly right with the abbreviations and ect.. Okay so, I'm 37F my boyfriend 36M.. we aren't married but we have lived together about 12-13yrs by choice. (Technically common law married) I absolutely love him. Despite this post- he is a really great guy (or I wouldn't be with him). 365 he's always 100% present, and there for me whenever trouble arises or whatever. So this isn't to berate him for not meeting an expectation just once... I'm posting to see how to handle the situation most appropriately as reddit often gives me a wide range of views to understand and gain clarity to help addressing issues. So today is m...

\## Introduction (I guess) So my mom owns a bakery and she's always complaining about how there's too much stuff to do and not enough time. After learning about OpenClaw I realized it could actually help her and other small business owners stop being so stressed all the time. \## Customer Service Stuff \*\*Answering the Same Questions Over and Over\*\* Small businesses get asked the same things like a million times. "What are your hours?" "Do you deliver?" "Are you open on holidays?" With OpenClaw you could set it up to answer these questions on Instagram DMs, Facebook messages, or even text messages automatically. So the owner doesn't have ...

I would like to preface by saying I’m very grateful for the opportunity I have had and employment in these difficult times. Recently I have broken into an industry I have always dreamed of being in, and had some products released in brick and mortar stores. I always thought this would be one of the coolest moments of my life to walk into a store and see what I have worked on, but when I went it just felt like “okay I’m glad that came out fine and it looks alright 🙂” I’m not sure if it is maybe that because the projects have been under so much creative direction that I just don’t feel any kind of real ownership and if this is a common experience? It is also freelance work s...

I used to think the worst part of a breakup was the silence afterward. The empty space where a voice used to be. The quiet in your phone. The way you stop hearing your own name said with any kind of warmth. But that was before I learned there are worse kinds of silence. The kind that happens when you realize you were never safe to begin with. The kind that happens when you are sitting across from someone who is smiling at you, holding a wine glass like he belongs there, and you suddenly understand that the date is not the date. It is an interview. And you are the only person in the room who does not know what position you’re being considered for. My name is Sarah Beth Jane. I’m t...

I used to think the worst part of a breakup was the silence afterward. The empty space where a voice used to be. The quiet in your phone. The way you stop hearing your own name said with any kind of warmth. But that was before I learned there are worse kinds of silence. The kind that happens when you realize you were never safe to begin with. The kind that happens when you are sitting across from someone who is smiling at you, holding a wine glass like he belongs there, and you suddenly understand that the date is not the date. It is an interview. And you are the only person in the room who does not know what position you’re being considered for. My name is Sarah Beth Jane. I’m t...

I used to think the worst part of a breakup was the silence afterward. The empty space where a voice used to be. The quiet in your phone. The way you stop hearing your own name said with any kind of warmth. But that was before I learned there are worse kinds of silence. The kind that happens when you realize you were never safe to begin with. The kind that happens when you are sitting across from someone who is smiling at you, holding a wine glass like he belongs there, and you suddenly understand that the date is not the date. It is an interview. And you are the only person in the room who does not know what position you’re being considered for. My name is Sarah Beth Jane. I’m t...

Using a throwaway because I know he will come looking I lived with someone with BPD, bipolar, and autism/ADHD for a handful of years. At the time I thought we were very good friends. We did everything together and outside of some occasional fights we got along like a house on fire He eventually expressed interest in moving out with his new partner and I was supportive. My partner and I even paid for his moving fees to his new location and stored his partners items in our garage for months. We also let him come and go as he pleased from our home and if he needed to he could let himself in to grab any items he had forgotten. Fast forward 6 months. I start suddenly dropping friends like flie...

Well it was initially not crowded but by evening it got packed and honestly I didn’t much plan on visiting cafe or anything but went for shopping and street style store didn’t have anything good so returned with just a cute dress from shein instead and it was getting late and I wanted to get my piercing done so we left but overall the experience there was okayish because you could see couples and friends group enjoying and having fun so it wasn’t a bad idea to visit the hauz khas market and the park for a walk also they put up cute decorations too I didn’t click the picture of heart tree which i passed by because it was kinda crowded but yea first time went to haus khas during valent...

Wanted to ask here, before I talk to actual HR. I'm a bit confused about the process, what's allowed, how to approach it. I work retail, a pretty busy and high volume store. My position is 20-34 hours a week, and it is allowed to vary. I usually work 4 days a week, 8 hour shifts. Here is the problem: We are short staffed and I have been working 40 hours a week sometimes, but I asked to work one less day. That has been happening but the schedule changes every week. Lately I have been scheduled 6 days in a row, over two weeks. This is allowed, but really intense for me. I always ask my manager if I can work less, and he says his hands are tied. But I'm the only one on...

Our family is taking a longer trip of multiple destinations, and we were initially leaning toward bringing disposables. However, we realise that we don’t really have a brand we know and trust since our baby has never worn disposables, and since we’re travelling in multiple countries we already know we can‘t find the same ones - so I’m getting increasingly worried about buying a full pack of something we cannot use because of bad fit! Our baby also has exzema-prone skin, and sometimes even a wet wipe can cause irritation (we only use water and soft towels at home), so I don’t know how the skin will react to a month of disposables. My partner is worried about storing and was...

Yall what the ****. Instead of taking time to look for other options, take pictures of something else available, showing me other options, they instead tell me nothing is available and everything is sold out. I’ve already called ahead of time to this store specifically to make sure they have the items I needed for this order, so I know for a fact they have other options available if the one I picked out isn’t there (I did this specifically because I know it’s Valentine’s Day, I know flowers and stuffed animals go like candy today, it’s why I made sure they had what I was about to order) I am in a different county right now, my ex and I share 50/50 and I don’t have my daughter th...

I'm getting my rats soon and we already bought everything we need because we are getting them in less than a week and we're getting them from a pet store what I don't really like, but we basically ordered them already and they are already there and in quarantine for a week. So now we have this food, the pet store already feeds their rats and they told us to keep feeding the rats this because that's the food they are used to, but honestly, I'm not sure if this is even good for them because it's not like they will dump their head into the bowl like a dog and eats anything they can reach but pick out the sweet stuff that they shouldn't get as their main diet.�...

**“This text was translated by AI ( mostly chatGPT and Google Trad ). My English isn’t good enough to catch all the syntax mistakes or awkward phrasing.” Comments welcomed** From her floating platform, the First Guide of the Great Wing of Kithrak supervised the cautious advance of her flights through the ruins. She constantly reminded her warriors to remain vigilant: the Claxwik—**** them—had a habit of burying themselves beneath rubble, leaving only the sensors of their dorsal turrets exposed. Flight Six had fallen into such a trap the previous day, and it had been sheer luck that only two were wounded. The Pact Fleet had driven the last invaders from orbit, but part of ...

So first of all, I am 13, and i know that this story is very cliche and Xavier is shallower than a sink. Thank you and enjoy. The ballroom is an incoherent jumble of snobby nobles running their mouths about themselves and their petty rivalries. Voices overlapped, discussing useless matters and the latest vicious gossip. Pianos murmured in the background; chandeliers twinkled in the candlelight, draping the hall with a gentle light.     Theodore stood at his post as ordered by Sir Benedict, his master, right by the tall wooden entrance. He kept his chin high, his posture straight, his face a solid unbroken mask.   He swept his gaze across the ball, servants scurried across the f...