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Furniture removal service that will come into the room and remove the old furniture ?

I’m based in Dublin 1. Recommendations (with prices) are appreciated. Just need to remove a box bed with headboard and mattress and I can’t bring them to be collected kerbside.

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u/FluidSplit7559 — 2 days ago

Calculation of days in office

So last week we had a team meeting and our boss stressed that we’re supposed to be in the office 3 days a week. Does anyone know how exactly those 3 days are counted? Like, can I badge in at 11am, leave at 12pm and still have it count as an office day? Or is there some minimum number of hours you need to stay? Specifically for the Dublin office if you know it.

I have social anxiety and sitting around people in a big open-plan office genuinely makes me nauseous, so I’m just trying to figure out what the actual requirement is. I’m still productive just hate going the office but I’ll do what needs to be done, just want to know how it works.

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u/FluidSplit7559 — 3 days ago

I’m scared to think what the future holds. I bought a small apartment a couple of years ago with a mortgage so that’s the only thing I’m feeling relatively comfortable about. That said, I have -250k in mortgage, -27k in a home improvement loan, 65k in pension pot as I started quite late, no savings. At the moment I’ve no partner, no kids, no car, but I’m scared of thinking on spending on dates or fun things such as a weekend trip. I feel like I’m so far behind and I must save like crazy to reach the average amount before I’m too old to work, or before AI replaces me. That said, I also want to treat my parents to nice trips, spend time with them now when I still can, buy nice gifts for my cousins and friends. I just feel like I must choose to either save and let my life slip away, or spend more in life and then have no money left?

I have an ok job with a good salary but the future is so uncertain. Idk how long my team is going to last.

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u/FluidSplit7559 — 4 months ago