u/BroadButterfly1

I am 30. Completely starting fresh… new career. In my state, the only full time law programs are offered during the day (rather than at night).

I still have to work, and I have zero law experience. So I prefer to work somewhere that has at least some affiliation with the law. That being said, what are some recommendations for jobs that I can partake in the evening while being a law student?

Note - The job has to pay decently well. I have rent and expenses to pay. I may be trying to find a needle in a haystack.

I recently posted this same question on the Greyhound forum, but I am also considering a Whippet as well. Here is my situation…

This past January, I had a Maltipoo who passed away due to old age. He was my best friend and I got him when I was 16, and I’m now 30.

I am now seeking another best friend to care for. I miss having a dog. Now, my circumstances are a little different than they were with my Maltipoo. Here are my living conditions…

I live alone in a 1100sqft apartment. I work hybrid, I’m in the office 2 days out of the week. When I’m in office, it’s a typical 9-5.

I’m specifically seeking out a Whippet because I know that they’re lower maintenance dogs, especially compared to Maltipoos. I feel like it’s what I’m looking for.

What are your honest thoughts on all this? Am I good fit to take care of a new Whippet?

To start, I have worked retail since I was 15 years old. Majority of these jobs were commission sales jobs. Now, I’m 30. About 3 years ago, I took a job as a financial advisor associate… eventually to become a licensed financial advisor (not yet).

For those who don’t know, financial advisors pretty much have unlimited earning potential. But the catch is, you have to grind because it’s a sales job. I entered this industry 3 years ago fully aware of this. At first, it sounded nice… the rush of the grind, the high when you sign a client on, etc.

Now, I don’t care. I don’t care about the luxuries or the lavish things. I want peace and simplicity. I am very much considering taking a salary job with a significant pay cut.

None of this seems worth it to me. I don’t know what happened, this is a complete 180° compared to how I was in my 20’s.

My commute to work is roughly a ~1hr drive both ways. I figured listening to a podcast while driving will be somewhat of a valuable way to study. Any recommendations?

I was wondering if any of you here work/worked at Foguth Financial? or even heard anything about it? If so, what was it like - And would you recommend it?

Thanks.

*Ranting*... I have worked in retail clothing my whole life. 3 years ago, I started my current job as a Paraplanner at a very small RIA firm. Long story short, I just feel stupid all the time. This is such a big transition from what I'm used to and I just feel so behind.

Earlier today, I was talking to my boss about a client requesting to withdraw funds from from their Roth 401K (only about $1000). The client is well over 60y.o, and when I was talking to my boss about it, I was autopilot and my brain wasn't turned on, and I said something along the lines of I can go over the tax implications when I talk to the client. My boss responded with, "tax implications from who..." It slipped my mind that we're talking about a Roth account. Anyway, I make dumb little mistakes like this frequently and I shouldn't, it makes me look so incompetent and I just feel so behind.

Yesterday, I was cooking (alone), and I saw bat inside my apartment by the window. I immediately panicked and ran to my car, and called emergency maintenance services to remove the bat… which they did. Immediately after, I instinctually drove to the E.R and told them what happened, and they told me I need to get the rabies shots, which I did. Here is exactly what my regimen states:

• Dose 1 (Day 0): Saturday, July 18, 2026 — also the day HRIG is given

• Dose 2 (Day 3): Tuesday, July 21, 2026

• Dose 3 (Day 7): Saturday, July 25, 2026

• Dose 4 (Day 14): Saturday, August 1, 2026

Did I take the right course of action? Will I be okay?

A little about me, I am a naturally overly anxious person. That being said, I am still anxious about this entire incident, and I’m concerned that these regimen shots aren’t going to work and I’m too late. I’m also nervous that I didn’t do enough (medically).

PS: I live in the U.S
PSS: I haven’t been to my apartment since the incident (landlord will follow up with me after the weekend).
PSS: I have read the FAQ.

I bought a case of apple turnovers from the grocery store a few days ago. While I was watching TV, I was indulging in one, and halfway thru I noticed it was moldy. I don’t think I’ve ever knowingly had this happen before. What can I expect to happen?

Title says all

I work at a small RIA firm as a Paraplanner with only 4 employees including myself. This summer will mark 3 years there, and I never had experience in this field prior to this role.
I’m about to begin studying for the S65 (with STC) to become an advisor, and there is currently only 1 other advisor on the team (the owner). The owner wants to talk to me this week about setting a test date.

That being said, what do you all think is a good amount of time/a good test date given my circumstances? I know it’s not black and white, but some suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.