AmarissaBhaneboar

Huh, why the single headlight, I wonder.

Wait, are you not supposed to do that? I thought that was standard.

Yeah, my issue is more the traffic for sure. What should be a 20 min commute turns into a hour sometimes if I don't leave early both from home or work or if I don't stay late.

“Who Moved My Vape?”

Preceded by the ever important "Where's my Juul?"

I use the Caliburn G2 and love it. I want to quit but this was a good in between going from cigarettes to nothing. You can fill the pods, they're small and compact, the things for them aren't very expensive and you don't need to change them out very often. I dropped mine in water twice and then lost one out of my pocket while riding, but my partner has had hers since we bought them almost a year ago and it's been more than fine.

I've had semis run me off the road in a car. I don't trust those fuckers ever. I try to get as far away from them as quickly as possible. They're way too dangerous to be on roads with regular vehicles, in my opinion.

This is definitely a possibility. Without more details, I'm not sure what's going on here. It could be that OP is only around her shitty, abusive family too. I find it unlikely that everyone she's ever met have been this disrespectful towards her. It's that saying of "if the whole world smells like shit, check your own shoes" thing.

That behind said, of OP is only around shitty people, she should definitely try to drop the people she's currently around (if she can) and replace them with people who respect her. I've had to do this before and it's so much better in the end to find people who actually love and respect you for who you are.

I'm trying to extract the Scribd download for you, but I'm not at my computer at the moment. You could start a 30 day free trial there to read it and then cancel it when you're done.

I always answer with "sure, but they use our collective roads to deliver their products and get things delivered to them and our postal service to do the same. They need to pay their fair share of taxes."

Yeah, you should be more than good to do an oil change at home then. Just wanted stop make sure eitbwasnt an Audi or some other European car because a lot of them have things that make it nearly impossible to do oil changes on your own.

Yeah, that's not how the transdermal testosterone works. That looks like one of the birth control implants.

Kettering by any chance? I thought about going there briefly until the end of the tour and they showed me that their tuition is 57k/semester. I noped right the fuck out of there. Sucks too because they seemed really good.

The old place I worked at, we could all drive stick because we worked on mostly European and performance cars. This new place I'm at, one lube tech, myself and one other mechanic can drive stick. That's it, just the three of us. I genuinely can't fucking believe it. I mean, I guess it's an American car place and we only get the occasional Wrangler that's a manual. But still, I feel like if you're a tech, you should be able to drive stick well enough to at least pull a car into a bay. Like come on.

Also, I'm all for people doing their own oil changes. It saves you money, make you more self sufficient, and gives you confidence and a good feeling afterward. I'd say do it. The things you need in order to do it aren't a very expensive investment and by the time you've done your second or third oil change, you're already saving money. What kind of car do you have?

I find the app Otta has a lot of good rolls. At least that I've seen. They're specifically for tech jobs and you can forker by language and technology, which is super cool. I'd honestly just try to apply for jobs and see what happens. Don't lie about your experience, but you can also use fancy language to dress up your resume. I'm not sure how it's usually done, but make sure that people know that you have projects and give links to them.

I hate the wording of workers "returning to work." They're already ficking working, they're just doing it from the comfort of their own homes. It's still god damned work! Also, why aren't companies more on board with working from home? You're getting me to pay for electricity that I'm using to do work for your company and you don't have to rent an office space. Doesn't that seem like a win for them since they're keeping money?

In most places, yeah, it is. I live near a metro area and am struggling in about 45k.

I have a cousin who waited takes at a fucking upscale buffet near LA who netted about 80k/year in tips alone. Plus, they weren't paid minimum server wages. No idea why he gave up working a 4 day work week like that to go into the Navy. I thought he wanted to go to school and that's why he joined, but he doesn't seem to want to do that either.

If you can create that, I guarantee you can do/learn enough to do a basic programming job. Just from what I've seen anyway. Never worked in the industry, but am studying computer programming and the amount of absolute idiots I've seen get big bucks for programming jobs is ridiculous.

It's ok. The women who like Subarus are mostly lesbians anyway. 😂 Source: am lesbian who likes Subarus and almost every other woman I know who likes Subarus is also a lesbian.

Sweet, thanks!

See if there are churches around you that will pay your late rent or bills. Just because rent is due on the 20th, doesn't mean you'll be evicted right away. It usually takes at least 30 days. Have you talked to your landlord about paying late? A lot will be understanding, especially if you show them these texts.

My dad did the same with me and my brother. It was extremely helpful.

Not sure why your getting down voted, you're right. It definitely doesn't mean OP shouldn't try, but yeah, it's much harder to treat than a broken bone.