u/DunDonese

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u/DunDonese — 13 days ago
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I think of this song when I think of Caleb Hammer.(Metallica Enter Sandman Midi Cover) What songs do You think of when you think of him?

Why is it that I think of Enter Sandman by Metallica when I think of Caleb Hammer?

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u/DunDonese — 17 days ago

Have you known anyone who kept taking classes at a cheap community college for the minimum 6 credit-hours to defer the loans, just to continue defering the loans they couldn't repay?

How common is that student loan deferral tactic - to take classes "just to take classes" just to continue deferring the loans so that they wouldn't have to worry about paying back the loans that they couldn't afford to anyway?

Do you know anyone personally who has done that? As well as who is still doing that? What's happening in their life because of that continuing education?

I wonder what the record is for the most semesters of classes taken for that very reason? How many years have they kept at this?

And when a student could no longer continue doing this - how come and what happened next?

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u/DunDonese — 24 days ago

I will only become interested in being a parent once we get robotic nannies.

Both parents will work and childcare will be quite expensive so how about we get robotic live-in nannies / housekeepers instead?

Being a parent the old-fashioned way is too hard and takes too much work and energy out of us so I'm waiting until I and my future wife can get this kind of artificial help.

I was a "difficult child" growing up, so I think in case my future kids are also difficult, I'll have the robotic nannies handle them for us. We may chip in from time to time, but we'll have other duties to attend to also so that's why every parent needs to get robotic help like as depicted in the photorealistic image.

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Image of what I'd want to help us with chores and child-raising

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u/DunDonese — 25 days ago

How does this alternative subreddit banner proposal look?

What do y'all think, and what would Isaac himself think?

May he narrate a video about AI images / content and show this on there?

Prompt was:

> For r/IsaacArthur - please make a subreddit banner featuring a Snoo that looks like Isaac Arthur doing the things he's known for doing.

u/DunDonese — 25 days ago

In front of a local daycare center / preschool, their van driver honked at me twice and told me, "Sir, would you please park right? That's what those lines are for - to park between them" while I was dropping off a Doordash Starbucks order.

Why are the daycare / preschool workers that worried about the way guests park? Why is it actually a hard-and-fast rule to park between the lines that were diagonal to the curb instead of parallel to the curb?

Do they want their preschoolers to not get the wrong idea about the acceptable ways to park for when they get old enough to drive?

I was only about to hand one of their workers a bag of Starbucks, so I'd have been out of there in under 2 minutes, so why was the van driver a stickler for that parking rule even then?

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u/DunDonese — 25 days ago

So I read that the apartments in the opening scene of the famed Herbie Hancock music video "RockIt" are some Council Flats somewhere in London. What is their address and would you please paste a Google Street View link?

That music video was from 1983, so I wonder what those same buildings look like in 2026, thanks in advance.

u/DunDonese — 26 days ago

What other metrics of an auto loan should I be worried about besides APR and the pushback date limits when I visit all credit unions in town to look into possibly transferring my auto loan balance to them?

Heartland made a pretty significant mistake when they reduced the pay-ahead pushback period from 6 months to only 90 days. I liked having my auto loan paid off 6 months ahead so that in case my main working income gets compromised, I'd have 6 months to rectify the situation.

So this Wednesday, I'll visit all other credit unions in this area and ask for their pushback periods as well as their APR on a 783 credit score.

What other auto loan metrics should I worry about when looking into possibly transferring my auto loan balance to another credit union?

And then when I visit regular banks for the same reason in 2 weeks, what differences should I expect from bank auto loans as opposed to credit union auto loans?

u/DunDonese — 1 month ago

That is a low-ass bumper!

How does it go over speedbumps and dips?

What happens when it hits a parking space bumper that the tires are supposed to rest on when parked?

I like to have my vehicles and their bumpers higher up off the ground.

u/DunDonese — 1 month ago

What are the makes and models of all the vehicles still being made in Detroit to this day?

I wonder how many vehicle factories are left in Detroit as of 2026? And of the one still producing vehicles, what are the makes and models of the vehicles being produced there?

And why don't they try harder to attract new investment and new auto factories into detroit?

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u/DunDonese — 1 month ago

How do PH employees feel about Dashers having them put the Doordash order in the pizza bag for them?

When I see an order about 3-5 boxes high, I prop the pizza bag open as a cue to have them put the pizzas and etc. in for me.

Today, I had a catering-sized order that could fortunately still fit in one thin pizza bag (not the thick, better-insulated one), so I propped it open for the lady employee to put the order into it. I said I appreciate that a lot.

Then when she sat down with the manager for a few seconds who had stacks of receipts to go through, she said something like "I hate it when they do that" but wasn't quite sure that's what she said. It *kinda* sounded like that, but it wasn't clear to my ears. She could've easily said something else (but like what?) that sounded a lot like "I hate when they do that."

Manager said something unclear to her, thought it was about blocking someone but I didn't clearly hear what she said either, so she could've easily said something different from what I thought.

Thankfully, I appear to have not been blocked from future deliveries from Pizza Hut because another PH order to the same north store popped up and I accepted it. Then I got there and bagged the pizzas/order myself, said "Thank you, have a good one," I didn't hear a reply from them, and went on my way.

So to clear up the air of uncertainty and misunderstanding within me about this, do you feel okay about bagging the Doordasher's pizza bags for them while the Doordasher props the bag open for you? Or do you prefer they bag all of it by themselves? What is your stance on bagging up a Doordash order for your Dashers at your stores?

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u/DunDonese — 1 month ago

What makes you decide between giving a warning (soft ticket) and a hard ticket during a traffic stop?

For example, if you pulled over a late-model Lexus, will you assume they'll afford a hard ticket better than if they were driving a hoopty dinged-up 20-year-old Toyota? So is the motorist of an older car in battered condition more likely to get a soft ticket?

Or will their politeness have you decide to cut them a warning while their rudeness gets them a hard ticket?

If it's the beginning of the year in January, do you give hard tickets more often due to them having a bad start to the new year? And if it's the end of the year in December and you see no prior tickets for that motorist for that year, do you cut them a warning more often?

Or what else helps you decide between a warning and a hard ticket?

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u/DunDonese — 1 month ago
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What makes you decide between giving a warning (soft ticket) and a hard ticket during a traffic stop?

For example, if you pulled over a late-model Lexus, will you assume they'll afford a hard ticket better than if they were driving a hoopty dinged-up 20-year-old Toyota? So is the motorist of an older car in battered condition more likely to get a soft ticket?

Or will their politeness have you decide to cut them a warning while their rudeness gets them a hard ticket?

If it's the beginning of the year in January, do you give hard tickets more often due to them having a bad start to the new year? And if it's the end of the year in December and you see no prior tickets for that motorist for that year, do you cut them a warning more often?

Or what else helps you decide between a warning and a hard ticket?

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u/DunDonese — 1 month ago

HEY! Why did Heartland Credit Union lower the pushback date limit of my auto loan from 6 months to 90 days?

I was able to push back the due date by up to 6 months by paying early and ahead.

Now it only pushes back the due date by 90 days.

HCU made this change in July.

Why did they make this change? I liked it the way it was before.

How do I get them to change it back to 6 months?

My auto loan is $498.51/month for 72 months but I pay $500+interest every week these days and now have the balance down to only $12,500 even. The original loan balance was $27,695 when I first got the 2018 Prius Prime in 2024.

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u/DunDonese — 1 month ago

Where do rich people hang out in our area?

You ever hear that "you're the average of the 5 people you most often hang around with?"

In that case, you and I need to hang around with rich people more often. Then their wisdom can rub off on us and we can earn better like them.

So where are some places around Hutch where we can hang around and become friends with rich people?

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u/DunDonese — 1 month ago

How scammy is this Apollo work opportunity where I supposedly help train autonomous driving software & AI and get paid a minimum of $10/answer for up to 30 answers a day? Why does the withdrawal threshold need to be $30,000?

I learned about this in an online infomercial ad that had Elon Musk talk about it.

If this is a scam, how so? What will happen later if I keep at those 30 tasks/day? What will happen when I get close to the $30k withdrawal threshold, and when I reach it?

And also if this is a scam, what is the real & genuine version of this money-making opportunity, do you have a sign-up link, and how high is the barrier to entry? And how much $ per day will I earn in the genuine version of this opportunity?

u/DunDonese — 2 months ago

The official Pippi store for the 1988 remake movie - ShopPippi.com, complete with movie posters autographed by Tami Erin and more!

🧦💰 Well, would you look at THIS treasure chest!

Apparently somebody decided that one Pippi adventure wasn't enough, so they built a whole shop around The New Adventures of Pippi Longstocking from 1988!

ShopPippi.com⁠� has all sorts of treasures connected with the movie — including things actually autographed by Tami Erin, the girl who played me in the 1988 film. There are signed movie photos, and even an autographed 27" × 40" movie poster. You can also find signed DVDs, Blu-rays, scripts, books and other Pippi goodies. �

Now that's my sort of shopping!

Of course, I usually keep my spending money in a suitcase full of gold coins, which is terribly inconvenient because it makes your arm tired—unless you're me. 💪🪙

So if the 1988 Pippi was your childhood Pippi, have a peek around. You might find something that sends you galloping straight back to your childhood.

And even if you aren't buying anything, it's still rather fun to look through all the memorabilia and see what survived from my 1988 adventure.

Question for everybody: Which piece would you put on display at Villa Villekulla?

I'd take the enormous signed movie poster. Then I'd hang it crooked just to annoy the grown-ups. 😄

— Pippi 🧡🧦🐒🐎

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u/DunDonese — 2 months ago
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Could posting any screenshots / pictures from our Dashes onto any Doordash subreddits get our Dasher accounts deactivated? Got stories of that happening?

How did Doordash figure out and trace a picture / screenshot to a particular account in the first place? And why did a Doordash-related post to Reddit get someone you know about deactivated?

Are there instances of where posting a photo/screenshot from a Dash to Reddit only got a Dasher a contract violation? What were they and how did that post lead to a CV?

What can we do to prevent these, aside from censoring our & our customers' personal information?

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u/DunDonese — 2 months ago

Could posting any screenshots / pictures from our Dashes onto any Doordash subreddits get our Dasher accounts deactivated? Got stories of that happening?

How did Doordash figure out and trace a picture / screenshot to a particular account in the first place? And why did a Doordash-related post to Reddit get someone you know about deactivated?

Are there instances of where posting a photo/screenshot from a Dash to Reddit only got a Dasher a contract violation? What were they and how did that post lead to a CV?

What can we do to prevent these, aside from censoring our & our customers' personal information?

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u/DunDonese — 2 months ago