u/DeepOrganization8245

I drove to the park to take a walk, as soon as I got out of my car someone was driving their car really fast and stopped suddenly. They were saying some things i couldn’t hear from a distance so I walked up the car and he said “ come in brother” and I said “ why I’m going for a walk” and he said “ just come in brother” and I said “ I can’t” and before I walked away he was doing that hand symbol were your two middle fingers are rolled into your palm ( forgot what it’s called) then he said “ I love you brother” and drove off

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I know this is not an advice sub, but maybe this sub would still know how to deal with situations like this. It’s not that huge of a story but I still feel hella bad. My cousin and his parents came over our house and at some point my aunt randomly said my name and pointed to our cousin and said he only eats and drives his truck, I then looked at my cousin and I could tell by his facial expression he looked kinda embarrassed. I didn’t laugh or smile at the joke but instead found a quick way to play it off , I came up with a random question “ how much money you make from driving the truck” to kinda change the subject away. The thing is I know he wants to lose weight, I’ve seen him at the gym a few times years ago, my mom has said he told her he tried everything to lose weight but was unsuccessful, my mom also told me that his mom tells him to try to lose weight and cooks tomatoes with black peppers on it and tells him to eat it, without even making any other dietary changes. I know he’s trying to lose weight but probably doesn’t know how. I myself went from fit to slightly overweight to fit again recently and he noticed as well and commented on it but never straight up asked me how to lose weight, ( I did different diets at some points but the only thing that mattered for me was a calorie deficit and I was my lightest by including all food groups). I feel like maybe it would be rude if I just randomly offered him advice out of nowhere without him asking? Any advice?

Is it ok for someone who’s doing boxing to have a similar strength training program to the casual gym goer? I know nobody gets “ accidentally jacked” but I am just wondering if this is optimal for someone who’s a boxer. Should it be different?

It’s like they try to make the game way too grindy on purpose, if you earned the badges then you should be able to permanently keep them at what they were at like in the old 2ks. I know that badges work different now and you get them through levels by default but it’s such a bad feature. Your player shouldn’t just be reset at the start of every new season

Dumb question ik, but I hear it all the time that dimer boosts your chances of making shots. Does it make their release have a higher chance of greening? The person behind the sticks matters too but I am just wondering if dimer actually does what people say it does.

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