u/Difficult-Catch-3507

My wife and I have been wanting to try a deli in Cincinnati ever since we moved here a month ago. It seems like the delis here are very good and there is a lot of them. However we can never find a single agreed upon deli from all the Reddit posts, Instagram reels and TikTok’s. So is there one spot that is a must try or the best deli in your opinion?

Thank you all in advance

Am I making the wrong choice for my prospective specialty. Disclaimer, I am by no means wanting to leave medicine at all. Medicine will always be something I want to do and have as a fall back in my life. However, I am interested in spine surgery - whether ortho or neuro route but I am realizing maybe I should do radiology or hospitalist IM in order to have more time as my father has a gasoline distribution business. It is not fully there where It’s like im taking over a full fledged company, but it’s still in the build up phase. Is it worth leaving neurosurgery and doing other specialties so I have more time to build the other business up? For example, in radiology once I am an attending, I won’t have to worry about taking my work home and once I’m not on shift, my work is done. Or for example IM, 7 on and 7 off gives me time as well. Not a big fan of the ED if anyone does recommend that.

Am I making the wrong choice for my prospective specialty. Disclaimer, I am by no means wanting to leave medicine at all. Medicine will always be something I want to do and have as a fall back in my life. However, I am interested in spine surgery - whether ortho or neuro route but I am realizing maybe I should do radiology or hospitalist IM in order to have more time as my father has a gasoline distribution business. It is not fully there where It’s like im taking over a full fledged company, but it’s still in the build up phase. Is it worth leaving neurosurgery and doing other specialties so I have more time to build the other business up? For example, in radiology once I am an attending, I won’t have to worry about taking my work home and once I’m not on shift, my work is done. Or for example IM, 7 on and 7 off gives me time as well. Not a big fan of the ED if anyone does recommend that.

Am I making the wrong choice for my prospective specialty. Disclaimer, I am by no means wanting to leave medicine at all. Medicine will always be something I want to do and have as a fall back in my life. However, I am interested in spine surgery - whether ortho or neuro route but I am realizing maybe I should do radiology or hospitalist IM in order to have more time as my father has a gasoline distribution business. It is not fully there where It’s like im taking over a full fledged company, but it’s still in the build up phase. Is it worth leaving neurosurgery and doing other specialties so I have more time to build the other business up? For example, in radiology once I am an attending, I won’t have to worry about taking my work home and once I’m not on shift, my work is done. Or for example IM, 7 on and 7 off gives me time as well. Not a big fan of the ED if anyone does recommend that.

I spend a lot of my time studying and working, so I figured I’d use some of my free time to meet new people and have interesting conversations.
I’m down to talk about pretty much anything—life, careers, random shower thoughts, current events, hobbies, or whatever rabbit hole we end up going down. I’m just looking for genuine conversations with people who enjoy chatting and can keep a conversation going.
No expectations and no pressure. If we click, awesome. If not, no worries. Shoot me a message and tell me something interesting about yourself or ask me a random question.

Grad student here, taking a break from studying and looking for some decent conversation to keep myself from just doomscrolling. And yes, I do not have a summer break lol, so its just studying and work and back to studying.

I'm open to chatting about pretty much anything—current events, travel, careers, hobbies, random life stories, weird questions, or whatever rabbit hole the conversation ends up going down. Age, gender, and location don't matter much as long as you're able to hold a conversation.

One small request: if you're sending a chat request, please bring more than a single "hey." Make it a conversation that's actually tolerable and worth both of our time. Tell me something interesting, ask a question, or share what's on your mind.