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Basically get three meals a day some days, guaranteed 3 breaks throughout my shift.

Chef is lovely, I just give out snacks and drinks all day.

Only downside is waking up at 6am for 11 hour shift, but dont have to do closes so its more healthy overall for my sleep

Anyone know shops in lincoln with eclipse glasses?

Through open rent found a place, after a massive pain of sorting referencing and proof of funds. I was given a contract to sign, raised some issues (didnt have the flat number🙈, wording on council tax, bill issues) and was given a new one and then signed it. Now landlord has ghosted me since I signed it on Saturday.

Open rent sent me an email saying if isn't completed within 48 hours I can loose some of my holding deposit on Sunday.

Will I loose it my side is signed?

Got a new job and been looking at commuting methods, its either a Bus or cycling down a B road for a stretch of 10 minutes, then crossing a A road. The a road seems to have pedestrian access to cross. My biggest concerns would be dark nights time. Arrival for 7.30 am and departure at 6.30pm. Anyone share similar?

Update : think ive found a different route that avoids it all together and id just need to follow a cycle path down gravel paths.

Finishing uni and want to stay in my uni town. My main problem is deposit. The monthly rent is £800 and they want a deposit to go with that. Im in between jobs and my current job hasn't been giving me the hours

Im 20 and have always been told I mumble or people cant understand me when to me im speaking perfectly clear, even when I try repeat myself.

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Ive started noticing i just prefer not to speak, especially starting my new job, I find it so hard to ask basic questions because im afraid people wont understand/ hear me.

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Same with my girlfriend of 5 months, communication is difficult sometimes because I cant express myself and articulate it even though I know what I mean in my head.

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I was educationally diagnosed with adhd. But not sure if im more towards autism than adhd.