u/BotherSalty728

How was it? It’s my final semester, and I need to get this done. Do I need to keep up with current events? Study history? Is the Canvas course enough, or are there any other resources you’d recommend?

All the works—I need them. 🫡

how quickly were you guys able to get help with popeyes customer support and how helpful were they?

earlier this week I placed an online order but when I went to pick it up the store was closed. the order was accepted, I couldn't cancel it, and the next morning the payment was marked as complete meaning their system went through with taking the money.

I called once I realized this and managed to get to a manager but they were extremely impatient and unhelpful. I paid with a cash app card and started a dispute with them and I also contacted popeyes customer service but it was a bot which wasnt really helpful. the chat bot said I would be contacted within 48 hours and that hasn't happened.

thanks.

now that we've gotten live action omegaverse series, are there any other sub-verses you want to see get adapted?

for those who don't know other -verses, here's a small list of the most popular ones:

1. Omegaverse (see the Thai bls PitBabe and Knot and the cbl ABO Desire as examples)

2. Nameverse

3. Chromeverse (see the kbl Color Rush for example)

4. Subverse

5. Cakeverse

6. Guideverse

7. Soundverse (see the Thai bl La Pluie for example)

8. Hanahaki Disease

I personally would love to see either cakeverse, subverse, or hanahaki disease in live action. I think one of the biggest challenges with adapting omegaverse is that it’s very open-ended. It has a few core rules, but every writer creates their own version of the world, which can make it confusing for beginners because they have to learn the writers style before getting to the story.

now that we've gotten live action omegaverse series, are there any other sub-verses you want to see get adapted?

for those who don't know other -verses, here's a small list of the most popular ones:

1. Omegaverse (see the Thai bls PitBabe and Knot and the cbl ABO Desire as examples)

2. Nameverse

3. Chromeverse (see the kbl Color Rush for example)

4. Subverse

5. Cakeverse

6. Guideverse

7. Soundverse (see the Thai bl La Pluie for example)

8. Hanahaki Disease

I personally would love to see either cakeverse, subverse, or hanahaki disease in live action. I think one of the biggest challenges with adapting omegaverse is that it’s very open-ended. It has a few core rules, but every writer creates their own version of the world, which can make it confusing for beginners because they have to learn the writers style before getting to the story.

Every time I decide to watch a yt video from someone I know doesn't speak English there's a quiet hopeful part of me that hopes they decided to turn off that god awful auto dub feature and each time my hopes get crush a piece of my soul dies a little more.

Even if I dont speak the creator's language, it doesn't mean I cant pick up on tone or cues. Language is more than words, it's: humor, pacing, expression, body language. I cant get that with a stupid ai saying "click subscribe" in the same voice it uses to say "my grandma's dead"

Once you get over the one inch tall barrier of subtitles you'll be introduced to so many more amazing people.

I can't fund my roth. I've already connected my bank but I still add money in my account, anyone's gone through this? How'd you fix it?

Edit for clarification:

About 2 weeks ago I connected my bank to Fidelity, they sent 2 mini transactions and pulled them at once and I followed all the steps and was told that everything was cleared. I checked the messages in the app and haven't received anything about my bank not being able to connect.

However, I still can't fund my account. I called Fidelity and was told since I'm using a credit union they are having a hard time checking my account balance and that my bank is keeping my information under wraps, while I appreciate it it's also a pain in my behind atm.

The resolution they offered was for me to make a small transfer and once they receive it theyll be able to finalize my account on their end.

I opened my cash account today and I had a few questions:

how long does it typically take for wealthfront to get the funds from my bank so that I can start earning and have my account finalized?

how long do i have to wait before I'm able to order a debit card?

can I link my account too external accounts and how? like where do I go to see my account and routing number etc.

how much can I transfer to the account and how quickly after will it be available to be used?

I connected my bank and can see the current balance, will it continuously update and how long does it take to sync over?

thanks in advance :)

I started working last Thursday, and I know last week was the end of the pay period. Since this’ll be my first paycheck and the school sends the first one as a paper check, about how long does it usually take to arrive in the mail?

i applied to a bunch of job ever since they started posting this week and haven't heard back from any but one asking for my resume since i forgot to attach it to the application.

to those who are working on campus how long did it take to hear back? is this wait normal?