u/Critical-Willow-6270

I ordered Doordash last night after a terrible day at work and I didn't feel like cooking. I ordered a Cajun pasta from Chili's and the total was around $25. Since the Chili's closest to me is about 5 miles, I tipped $15 because I'm tired and appeciatve of someone delivering me food.

I chose "leave at door" because I was already in my pj's and didn't want to be seen like a gremlin. When the driver came, he knocked on my door and just stood there. Ok, that's fine, I'll just have to open the door and get it from him. When I told him "thank you have a good night" he asked me if he could use my bathroom. I thought this was a little strange, but I didn't want to be a horrible person so I let him. All was fine, but I was wondering if this was normal? Especially for a "leave at door" transaction?

I actually enjoy watching movies and eating by myself sometimes. It's pretty enjoyable and relaxing being able to indulge in some much needed me time.

Since Big Brother is about to become the first show of it's kind to reach 1,000 episodes, what do you think will be happening on the show? Legendary alumni, comps/twists from seasons past, a celebration of iconic moments from the show's history? Who or what would you like to see happen on the 1,000th episode?

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This isn't a complicated question, but my mother lives in an apartment complex where the only way she is able to pay her rent is through an auto pay app.

She is signed up for it (I made sure everything was properly set up for her) with her account information and all the needed details. The rent is due on the first, and she always has her money ready to pay. For some reason, the bank or apartment complex dosen't take out her rent until the 6th or 7th of the month and by then, it's considered "late" so they also charge her a $150 late fee.

My question is why does she have to pay late fees on rent when her account has the necessary amount of rent money to be paid but has to wait until the auto pay kicks in, which is always late? This is the only way they let her pay rent, which is frustrating.

I absolutely love anime, and have watched a ton of them. But I can't stand it when I see people being accused of being "fake fans" for not knowing random tidbits and every single detail from a very specific episode.

I just want people to let other people enjoy things without having to remember crazy facts to "prove" their fandom.

My neighbor has 5 French bulldogs that he's always taking out around our apartment complex without any leashes. I love dogs, but this is absolutely ridiculous.

Every time I see these dogs, they're always rushing at me or a fellow neighbor trying to go to and from our apartments.

Yesterday I had a bag of trash with me and was making my way to the dumpster when these bulldogs started running towards me and jumping all over me, knocking me over and tearing my trash bag open. The guy just walks past me and whistles at his dogs and dosen't even acknowledge what his dogs just did.

I got up and yelled "What the hell? Your damn dogs need to be leashed!" To which he turned around and told me "Mind your business bitch."

I immediately told him I was reporting him to management but could this be handled differently? Did I overreact by yelling at him?

Leave Helaena alone to tend to her garden and raise her chickens. Hasn't she been through enough? She needs to be protected at all costs.