u/AdventurousHat5360

I've been trying to convince my Mom to cut cable in order to save a lot of money. Everything she watches can be found on Discovery+, which would be much cheaper.

The only thing that she watches that can't be found there is TV Bingo. So, that's stopping her from cutting the cable.

Is there a way to watch it online? She heard that there is, but I can't seem to find it. And she's also worried that the online stream would lag behind the TV broadcast and she'd possibly lose out winning. But I told her, if there is an online version it must work properly, otherwise they wouldn't do it, right?

In which they watch the infamous first appearance of the Red Room and one of the hosts does a great Audrey Horne cosplay.

This is episode 3, the first two can be found on their page.

So, admittedly I have taken a break from the game. I played every day from season 0 through season 6. Got to around Diamond/Platinum in comp.

I've always done solo queue and while it's definitely harder than grouping with people, I was still able to win.

But I've come back recently and I find I literally can't win anymore. I've only been playing QP, but if I go against humans I lose, every time. Then I get the inevitable and insulting bot game for a free win, then back to humans, back to losing.

What's the deal? Am I that bad now after a small break, or has most of the casual audience left and now it's only try-hards, or perhaps the matchmaking is putting me against groups of friends while I'm playing a solo game?

Anyways, after about a week of no wins against humans, I've deleted the game. I don't need the frustration and aggravation.

I do think there is something fundamentally wrong with the matchmaking though. I can't be THAT bad. Statistically I should get some real wins.

I'll come back if they release She-Hulk.

I had a company reach out and offer me a job. It's a large pay bump and I thought there was no way in hell my current employer would be able to match it, so I accepted the contract.

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However, after I gave my notice, my current employer offered me more than the job offer from the other company.

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How bad is it for my professional reputation if I back out after already accepting that other offer?

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For more context, I don't hate my current job. The new job would be almost the exact same job, just in a different industry. I was sort of looking forward to a change, since I've been at my current job for a long time, but would it be financially irresponsible of me to give up the extra money my current employer is offering to have me stay...

I just filmed my first ever music video for my brother in-law, who has a small indie punk band called, "The Gamma Rays".

I ended up liking their music quite a bit (I hadn't heard them before I started filming).