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I’m a broke teen with no car but I do want to work so I can get one. I live in a rural community in Tennessee outside of town. It’s usually 10 minutes both ways to any nearby town, and one only has dollar generals, gas stations, liquor stores, and a detention facility, none of which will hire a 17 year old. The town the other way has these options, and I’m not even sure if all of these will hire me. I’ve seen other people my age, and younger, working at most of these places, but their parents have this magical imaginary thing called money so they can buy them a beater off of Facebook marketplace. Walmart Waffle House Home Depot Zaxby’s Applebees Dominos Advance auto pa...

Chapter 6: The ambush “Thank you for coming to McDonald’s, your order is # 47” The McDonalds Cashier said to John and Evan “Order number 44, a big mac and some fries” another cashier yelled. “Hey, I wonder where Josh went” Evan asked. “He’s been in the bathroom for a long time” John replied. “Mabye he had diarhee-” “BANG” a loud snapping noise boomed at sonic speed before John could even finish his sentance, alomst giving Evan and John hearing loss, as a loud noise and projectile blew past John’s ear, missing his ear by about a quarter of an inch John looked out of the corner of his eye and saw two police officers with their guns drawn one of the two do...

I got banned for claiming I am an investor on another subreddit. I find it pretty amusing because, they don’t even read the content, investors = ban, but in reality 1: I invested in a few TCG stores for more than 17 years because I love the hobby and see the opportunity. 2: Shops ALWAYS invest in TCG, we choose which TCG for stocking, rip some cases for singles so players can have decks to play, buy and sell sealed and singles for profit. So by the investors are bad logic and they seem cannot tolerate the heresy, they should directly order from Bandai to avoid those evil shops from getting the product. (But Bandai only deals wholesales so, haha) I think people are too naive (but unders...

One observation I have made is that a flurry of locations in my location the local store owner/operators have changed hands and makes me wonder about the longer term viability of the chain. It may just be coincidence as some people sometimes want out of a business even if it remains profitable, but it suggests reduced confidence in the chain if local store operators want out. As many supply chains have become impacted some of the excess inventory that was part of their inventory has no doubt harder to acquire. Not saying GO isn't worth checking out anymore, but feel like it has become less interesting in recent years.

Hi, I wanted to share an early **alpha** project I’ve been working on called **WidgetStack**. It’s an Android widget app focused on system-style design inspired by classic UI eras (Frutiger Aero, system media panels, etc). The goal is to make widgets that feel intentional and calm, not ad-driven or noisy. **Important upfront notes:** * This is an **alpha**. Features, visuals, and behavior are all subject to change. * The app is currently **self-hosted** and distributed as an APK. * This is temporary, it’s just until I can cover Play Store fees. * There are **no ads, no analytics, and no subscriptions, it's all free**. To make APK distribution less annoying, WidgetStack include...

Rays of sun beat down on my neck as I cast my line, the weight of the simulation fly making the line arc through the air. It was a beauty, mimicking a mayfly so perfectly it could fool even the wariest trout. I'd spent hours perfecting the pattern, each feather and strand of thread placed right. The lake was still, reflecting the clouds and the blue sky. Days like these were what I lived for: the quiet anticipation, the tug of a fish, the expectation of something crazy. But lately, my supply of materials has been short. The local fly-fishing shop had closed, and at the same time alibaba’s stores had increased their prices, a victim to the economy of this country I guess. I needed...

In the past, gold was used as a reserve system, meaning governments could only print money equal to the value of gold they owned, if a country had gold worth $1000, total money supply could not exceed that amount, this limited excess money creation and tied currency directly to a physical asset Around the 1970s, the shift to fiat money changed everything, governments could now create money without strict reserve backing, which explains why inflation persists even with interest rate adjustments, and because the US dollar dominates global reserves, economic pressure in the US spreads worldwide, similar to how Bitcoin dominance influences the wider crypto market, reserves still matter because ...

Anyone know what’s coming in on Hoover in Virgil village next to the dog supply store?

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David didn't care about anything anymore. He was strictly business. He didn't care to find out what happened; he just wanted to fix whatever they had broken within his Natalie. He stood carefully and headed straight for the medical bay. "Wait! Did she get the transponder?" \~\~\~ "And that's when Enken was shoulder-checked into the door frame?" "I didn't even see David react. He was heading for the door and passed Enken, who was in the way. Suddenly, Enken was sailing into the frame and supposedly cracking three bones. However, I personally think they definitely fractured over the hub." Keen mused. "Was she successful?" &qu...

Worked hard on my drawings lol

Today I witnessed ICE at the Midway Liquor Store/Flex Yo Grill/Ferguson Plumbing Supply parking lot across from Menards at the intersection of University Ave W and Prior Ave N. Unsure how many vehicles, definitely 5+. About 10 men (some armed) dressed in tactical gear walked left out of the lot into Prior Crossing apartments. Another 4 or so stayed stationed throughout the tiny parking lot watching the area. Obviously every ICE raid is horrifying, but I found this one particularly disgusting as I later learned that Prior Crossing’s apartments are “designed for young adults who are aging out of foster care or were formally homeless.” As always, **** ICE. \#ICEOUTNOW

56 yo 2m in 401k 55k stock account 40k hysa prob about 20k in silver and gold. work a high pressure 200k a year job. own a small homestead in a hcol area. prop taxes are a *****. but prob worth 1.5m i bought when the bottom fell out of real estate. recently work got to me. can't deal with the bs any more, the "no you have to do it THIS way" instead of letting me just - get it done! 16 year old son. supportive wife who makes 80k a year. need to get him through college. stock account is for him and i've been pumping 1k a month into it. i want to retire yesterday, and fuk around on my homestead, make some side cash for hay and meat and sweet corn and pasture raised c...

My Dad’s friend has... connections. Whenever my family runs into the slightest inconvenience, it's solved in a heartbeat. Mom was fired from her job, only to be promoted to a higher position hours later. Grandpa had terminal brain cancer and was miraculously cured within a week. It's almost like my family had their own personal fairy godmother. All Dad had to do was ring his friend Mike, who pulled strings that I never saw. I used to joke that if Mike ever died, his funeral would be attended by a mysterious man standing under a black umbrella. Dad said it was never *that* serious, though over the years I noticed Mike fixed *all* of our problems. My brother got into his d...

I have a pretty modest pantry, built up over a while. I live alone, but my parents are about a 1-hour bike-ride from me (assuming roads are trash in an emergency), and I have three dogs. I fully expect my parents to come to my home in the event of an emergency, and they’ve been repeatedly welcomed, as some of the storage is naturally for them. However, every time they’re over and they look at ‘all the food I have’, there’s some level of criticism— “you don’t need anymore food” & “you’re just going to waste this”. I try to kindly remind them that the majority of the food is shelf-stable 6+ months, with the majority of it being canned (meats, soups, beans,...

Aside from the usual items (rations, torches, spikes, ladders, rope, pole, etc.) does anyone have anything they add to their list of items for sale? I'm seeking things that are ordinary items to us, but might have a special use in the dungeon. For example, a mirror can be used to see around a blind corner, or to show an ugly monster its reflection, scaring it. String can be strung across a doorway to then check and see if anyone has entered later, or you can toss a ball of string to distract a monstrous cat. So, does anyone have anything they could help add to my short list below? I'm trying to not resort to AI for such things at all any more. Garlic Ball of String Net Chain...

I’m set to start my MS in Accounting in a few weeks (online). I started thinking about going back to school since early last year so I could have a more “focused” degree. My Bachelors is in comsci and interactive media but somewhere along the way I decided I didn’t want to be a software engineer and want to do more research/data analysis and designing and building systems. The supply chain / finance field seemed interesting to me because during my time at school I was also rising as a retail manager and the pay helped me support myself a little. I considered school because I did not want to do retail and figured doing side projects and honing in on something specialized would help ...

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2WEXM16CE34T7?ref\_=wl\_share We’ve just emptied these two bags of treats for the kitties, so if anyone would like to donate them it would be very appreciated! Minnows and wet or dry food is always also needed, we’re feeding a lot of mouths. 🥰 Thanks everyone!

So I bought this beauty (1948 National Sewing Machine Co, RH Macy Eldredge R40) at a local ReStore and gave it the TLC it needed (cleaning, oiling, checking parts, etc). I had to replace the rubber on the bobbin winder and friction pulley. I bought a replacement pulley from Central Michigan Sewing Supplies but it didn't fit. I tried rigging it by lining it with some metal from a soda can but that didn't work. I tried sanding it but it looks wobbly and uneven. The friction pulley on this old machine was tapered (I kept the old rubber for a visual reference). I still have the original metal piece that fits the shaft best. Is there a good gripping rubber hose or something out there t...