▲ 17 r/walking

Recently started walking more, when should I see benefits?

A few months ago I have increased the amount of walking I am doing. I am currently very unfit and very overweight.

Up until May I was averaging 2000 steps a day around 65000 steps a month

In May and June I upped it to 130000 steps and in July I upped it again to 255000 steps.

I was trying for 10k a day this month and it was going well till my Crohns flared up and I lost 4 days.

I was wondering when it would get easier though. I split it into around 3000 after lunch and 5000 in the evening. The rest comes from my normal stuff.

Everyday it’s really difficult though. I am not expecting to run marathons but I thought 10k was recommended for everyone. This seems a lot!

Any ideas when it will get easier?

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u/Glorinsson — 4 days ago

What kind of show is The Rookie meant to be?

I have only recently started watched The Rookie and am now at season 5.

As I’ve gotten deep into the show it feels like it is making less and less sense as to what kind of show it is meant to be.

At the beginning it was 3 rookies learning the job. I really enjoyed that. But as it’s gone on it’s gotten a bit stupid. Sometimes I think it’s meant to be a comedy but then other times genuinely tragic stuff happens.

And it’s gotten far less realistic as it has gone on. Blackmailing a CIA team to invade a foreign country, officers with 2 years experience leading very intensive cases. And the gun play. I’m British so I know guns are more common in America but would rookie cops really clear rooms ahead of Swat? The gun fights are almost every episode.

And I saved the best ti last. I’ve been to LA. It’s a fucking huge city. But there’s only one doctor and more annoyingly one fire truck. Bailey is there all the time. I was genuinely disappointed she got out of the trap.

I loved the first few seasons but as it goes on I’m struggling more and more. I don’t require 100% realism. Banshee was one of my favourite shows. But this is getting silly now

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u/Glorinsson — 7 days ago
▲ 34 r/lidl

Latest Lidl Advert

Is the kid in the latest Lidl Advert meant to make you want to hate her?

Round cheese? Smooth peanut butter

Shut up you little brat and eat what you’re told!

I think I might have issues but the way she speaks to her dad really winds me up

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u/Glorinsson — 12 days ago

Galaxy Watch 9 - really slow charging

The Galaxy Watch 9 is my first smart watch so I’m not sure if it’s me but it’s taking 90 minutes to charge from 20% to full?

That seems excessively long compared to what I was led to believe from reviews I read?

Is there anything I can do to speed it up?

It’s running off a 240w USBC brick that also runs my phone and laptop. Even with them unplugged it’s incredibly slow to charge so I don’t think it’s a charger issue

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u/Glorinsson — 12 days ago