u/AnotherNinjaCow

Just finished Beef season 2 and unlike the majority of this sub I enjoyed it just as much as the first season. I have to say Josh was my favorite character and it got me thinking about how the six protagonists (Danny, Amy, Josh, Lindsey, Ashley, & Austin) would rank in terms of most morally sound to most despicable. Let me say I think none of the protagonists are genuinely good people at least throughout the majority of their screen time. Though I think all of them seem to have varying degrees of mental issues that cause them to act out. And they also act out in different ways. So if we had to rank them who would be the most moral and the least moral? I would put Josh at most I think and Ashley at the least but I struggle to place all the middle people.

While I love playing in the marketplace download version, I wish that it wasn’t exactly how it was in the YouTube videos. I know I’m in the minority here but the way he described it in his video on the stampylongnose channel seems much more engaging for casual viewers. I’d like to be able to use the gateway to the Funland as intended without falling into a nether battle and if he had tutorials for all the minigames that would make multiplayer much easier. He also mentioned some sort of scavenger hunt around the map which would be a good way to explore. I dislike having to scour through old videos to remind myself how to play games and whatnot…

I (M22) met my partner (F22) about three years ago and we've been dating for a little over two and a half years. I always knew she struggled with depression as have I but we both have stayed with each other and tried to support each other through this. We moved in together a little over a year ago and she seems to never wants to get out of bed. I believe it has something to do with her depression as she always say she is just too tired or feeling too overwhelmed. She's also not on meds and doesn't have health insurance so it will be hard to get her some or therapy. I really do love her and whenever she does get out we have a good time together but I'm sick of spending so much of my energy trying to get her out. I know bedrotting doesn't make her as happy as when she does go out but she seems to be stuck in our room. She says I can always go out and do my own thing and I do sometimes but I would like to still do things with her. It also worries me when I do that and she just stays in the same spot all day. I don't want to leave her but I don't know what to do. I can't stay in with her all day.

I got promoted at my job to a manager position a few months ago and I've been really enjoying it. I can handle most upset customers if they just want to make a complaint or are annoyed about something, I'm able to at least make them feel heard. But twice now I've had a customer full on scream at the top of their lungs at me and interrupt me screaming whenever I try to get a word in. In both of these situations when I tried to talk my voice was shaking a little I feel. I know it's not okay they're screaming at me but does anybody have any tips on how I can I at least appear more confident? I want to be able to stand my ground and provide a solution without getting overwhelmed. It's kinda in my job description now.

I'll leave screenshots of their description in the comments but it seems a little off. All the dashes and weird half sentences stand out to me.

I was listening to Joe's story and recognized Joe Drives Again is basically the same song as the patron exclusive The Drum Strikes Back. I knew they deleted the patron but I figured the exclusive 4 tracks would be somewhere online like how the streams are. But looking around I can't find them anywhere. I would really like to revisit them if anybody has them saved, please help!