u/Guilty-Clock3732

I am 30 years old and I’ve spent 15 years in the hospitality industry, particularly the food and beverage sector of which. The last 10 years I’ve focused more on fine dining, upscale, dining, in general luxury and ultra luxury properties. I now have gotten to a place where I’ve realized the more I progress in this industry, chasing titles pursuing upper management, the less time I will have with my family, and the less I will have pursuing real passions of mine. I’m making pretty good money, which is the only reason I’ve stayed in this industry, I want to leave hospitality as a whole and pursue something new, that something new I’m not quite sure but I am sure that this industry is draining me more and more each day. I find it hard to find something entry-level, that will meet my required income, I don’t need a ton, but I do need to support my family. Any advice at all would be really appreciated

Recently been getting into fixing up bikes, specially mountain bikes, and selling them but am relatively new to the mountain bike world and am learning a lot as I go.

Just wanted to see if anyone had specific advice or tips to look out for when looking for bikes to purchase initially and what to look out for

Alright the age old question, what is better? BO1 or BO2? Specifically for Multiplayer, which one holds up? I saw PlayStation has both available and I loved both growing up, but a lot of the memories of them seem to blend together, would love to hear some more opinions!

Recently got really into cyberpunk but the more I look it up the more I realize how much of the game I’m playing “incorrectly” or at least not in the most optimal way, and how many different items and novelties that I’m missing.

Any advice on how to find more of these items without spoiling a lot of the game? And any suggestions on how to build V