u/Desert_butterfries

I have no idea where to ask about this so, if this is the wrong place please redirect me.

I have a pair of mother of pearl cabinets that I'm planning to put up for sale on FB marketplace, but I don't know how to appropriately price them. I don't want to price gouge, but I also do not want to price them too little or be lowballed by a flipper.

AI says 1200 lol but that seems like a lot? I never see these type of cabinets for sale anywhere so I have nothing to compare off of. Local antique stores told me they don't buy oriental antiques, I already tried that route.

These past few years have been quite tumultuous and I've seen some crazy drama on social media with EDM. People are always saying something about "the scene". Or saying like, "they're not welcome in the scene", or "the community doesn't welcome you", "the scene needs a reset"???

What does that mean? I go with my boyfriend to local, SoCal events because that's where we live. Aside from the "scene", don't people go to enjoy themselves? The music, the DJs, the experience? Are there waves of unwelcoming people at these events, trying to gatekeep stuff? I haven't noticed any of that (except those religious bastards that stand outside and yell at you). Are people going only for the purpose of making friends and they will be crushed if they can't make any?

Must be a social media thing and amongst influencers?? Because I've never heard any of this talk at events locally, only ever online.

I rehomed a dog with this microchip and I can't figure out how to remove him from my profile, so the new owner can register him.

When I go to "edit pet profile" and click on "remove pet", it asks for a reason (rehome is not a reason), I choose "pet died" and he is still active on my profile. What the hell do I do?

I see everywhere that people are saying it's hard to get into nursing school in CA. I'm in CA! This doesn't discourage me.

I'm doing pre-nursing prerequisites for now. I have a few more semesters until I finish. I told my counselor at SBVC (San Bernardino Valley College) and he didn't say anything about the RN program being difficult to get into, he recommended that I get a CNA cert for the points system, though.

Has anyone gone to SBVC for the RN program, did it take a while to get in?

(I don't mind as I have an 18 month old baby, and I don't want to start RN school until she starts kindergarten. This will give me plenty of time to finish prerequisites and I can do CNA stuff a bit later, dip my toes into the medical field and gain experience.)