u/Congnarrr

What the title says but there is a bit more to this story.

This is within the first 50 miles of installing the GDE afterlife tune and replacing the fuel filter with Napa Gold filter. I jumped on the highway and stepped on it, got up to 80-85mph and was at 4000-4500 rpm’s when the engine turned it self off on me, saying that I need to shift my truck into park. The oil gauge was reading all the way left landing on the L. No knocking, just nothing.

I pulled over on the side of the highway and checked the oil, it was at the max line, so there is oil in my truck. Since there was no knocking and full of oil, I turned my truck back on and everything seemed normal. I drove it to the next exit and am currently am waiting on the tow truck to take it back to my mechanic. Ain’t no way I’m driving my truck with that until it gets professionally looked, want to make sure this doesn’t evolve into the spun bearing issues these truck have.

After some googling, it seems like it is most likely one of two things:

(1) oil pan dropdown is clogged and needs checked
(2) fuel lift pump is sol and will need to get replaced.

Any guidance would be appreciate

What sims would work for US on the P6 Pro? I currently got Verizon and I am looking at getting the phone because I like the black and white nature of it. I would get the Palma 2 pro if it was B&W.

Anyone here have a shallow patella groove and has dislocated their patella while squirting or am I the first?

Is it safe to put grain and substrate into a 13 gallon unscented trash bag to mix it up and cut to height when putting it into then 32qt monotub?

Is iso on the inside needed? Planning on doing it on the outside mat least.

Trying orchas for the first time so in excited to see how it goes.

I’m a nontraditional student who has gone from 10+ years of being a Lead Guide for a rafting company to having a MS in Applied Math and have been having bad luck with the current job market.

I’ve been listening to others and have been trying what they say. One of the most common recommendations has been, “Apply to lower down positions that you over qualify for. Companies love hiring internally and you’ll have better luck working your way up from the inside.” So I have been doing that.

For the last two months, I have been interviewing at a big Aerospace facility for a “Tour Guide” position and I was honest in the interviews that I’d like to work my way up internally to be able to use the degree that I spent 6 years and a bunch of money on. I shared that I am happy to use my previous professional experience as a Lead Guide for the “Tour Guide” position to get my foot in the door with that company. I am happy to do a job that isn’t related to my degree to show a company that I have a strong worth ethic and can be a valuable member of the team.

The recruiter that I was in contact with was telling me that I’m an ideal candidate as I have 10+ years of guiding experience and a Masters in STEM. The requirements for that position is a GED with preference of 6+ months of guiding experience and ideally an associate or bachelor in STEM. The interviews went great from both ends and the recruiter told/encouraged me to end/put in my 2 weeks to the current contract that I am on since I’m an “ideal candidate” for this position.

Boy, I am so happy I did not listen to the recruiter on ending my current contract before having the offer in hand. I got the rejection letter today saying that they are going with a different candidate. I asked for feedback and they said that they didn’t want to set me up for disappointment trying to use that position as leverage to transfer internally. They didn’t use those exact words, but it they heavily implied that working my way up that company most likely wouldn’t come to fruition from that tour guide position.

What a time to be alive and looking for a job in STEM. I legit feel like I waisted a ton of time and money on my education since it feels as if my applications are getting lost in the void. Not really sure how to land a professional job and it feels like I’m landing on my face trying what friends, family, and even recruiters recommend me doing to make myself more noticeable in this job market.

Thanks for listening to my rant.

Edit: an hour and a half from the rejection letter I got reached out by a recruiter for the exact position that they just rejected me from. What a time to be alive…