u/HoodFeelGood

How far ahead of a concert date?

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I've found that floor seats, like sections A, B, C, have really skinny rows and seats to where is one thing it off, I might end up having to stand slanted the whole time. Also, the floor is flat so unless you're tall you don't get a great view.

Do Sections 1, 2, 3 have a slight to them or flat also? Also, same row/seat width issues?

For entry level jobs (e.g. Starbucks, Chipotle, grocery stores), it used to show hustle to go in person and ask to speak to manager to see about jobs. Nowadays most hiring seems to be pushed to online.

Is coming in person still viewed as a positive?

Let's say I set a goal to save up $2000 within the next 4 months. It would calculate and let me know that I need to contribute $500 a month. I say ok. I can look at this month's budget and see the $500 gap. I can choose to allocate $500 for this month a future month's toward this goal.

I flip to next month - yep, I see the $500 allocated. Next month, yep. Next month, yet. Next month...wait - why is $500 still allocated? At this point in the future, the goal would have been reached. No more need to allocate.

Is there something I'm doing wrong?

I'm tired of having to figure out how stream the show every couple years when I decide to do a rewatch.

Where can I get the complete set on BluRay in the US?

I figure I'll rip them and then have them at the ready for when the mood strikes.

I currently have a monthly recurring contribution to my Trad IRA. I then manually convert it to Roth. I then manually purchase an equity in the Roth account.

Any differences if I have a monthly recurring contribution AND purchase of equity in the Trad IRA? And then manually convert? It would save a step.

It has a persistent "Saturday thru Monday" maintenance notice and I can never login.

Many of my assets have the blue M symbol. Why? How do I disable this?

I’ve spent a lot trying out PFtools such as Monarch Money, Quicken Simplifi, YNAB, and others. While they all do a great job aggregating accounts, tracking transactions, and setting up basic monthly budgets, none are capable of goal sequencing.

Most apps treat a savings goal like a static, recurring monthly expense line. They completely ignore time-bound cash flow realities. Example:

The Setup:

• My baseline budget leaves me with exactly $800 of unallocated cash flow each month.
• Goal 1 (Trip): Requires $400/month for the next 10 months ($4,000 total).
• Goal 2 (Used Car): Requires $400/month for the next 25 months ($10,000 total).

Very few of the tools tell me whether I can do this, but using mental math, I know I can fit these goals through y $800 surplus.

The Larger Problem:

Now, I want to plan Goal 3: Save $15,000 by the end of 3 years (36 months).

If I input this into Monarch, Simplifi, or YNAB, the app looks at the timeline, divides $15,000 by 36 months, tells me I need to find an extra $416 a month right now. They may or may not flashes red showing my budget is blown or that I'm underfunding my targets.

What a smart tool should do is calculate the waterfall sequence:

1. Months 1–10: My current available capacity for a new goal is $0 (Goal 1 and 2 consume the $800).
2. Month 11: Goal 1 completes. $400 is freed up. The tool should automatically realize this cash flow is now available and start funneling it into Goal 3.
3. Months 11–25: Goal 3 accumulates $6,000 ($400 $\times$ 15 months).
4. Month 26: Goal 2 completes. Another $400 is freed up. Total available monthly capacity becomes $800.
5. Months 26–36: Goal 3 accumulates $8,800 ($800 $\times$ 11 months).
6. Total Saved at Month 36: $14,800.

Instead of screaming that my budget is broken today, the tool should look at that timeline and tell me: "This is highly realistic. You are on track to hit $14,800. If you increase your savings by just $6 a month, or extend the timeline by a single month, you will hit all three goals smoothly."

Has anyone found a modern aggregator/PFT that actually handles this kind of dynamic timeline logic?

In Brave, it seems like autofill is an all-or-nothing proposition. Brave turns off al ability to autofill passwords, credit cards, and other form data such as name, addresses, and more if you want to use Botwarden just for passwords.

Is there any way around this?

I want Botwarden for passwords and possibly credit cards, and Brave for form data and possible credit cards.

Don't you need to be able to access the web site versions when you're at a desktop, features that Google Keep and Google Tasks give you?

Many posts say to go to your local ENT to make custom molded earplugs for the highest quality concert experience.

Will the ENT have different brand options or will they just have a "house" brand?

Are there different brands/models for custom molded earplugs?

I'll be playing an album in my car, then I'll park. When I return to my car, AA will recommend and YouTube Music will not remember that I was playing an album. I'll have to go find the album, start it again, and then find the track I was on. Any way to fix this?

I keep many tasks for myself, grouped as following:

• Everyday Tasks (quick, periodic or ad hoc tasks): remember to take trash out, pay bills, etc.
• Life Ops (more meaningful impact on life): research new Internet provider, Find contractor for bathroom remodel, Review streaming subscriptions
• Personal Enrichment (hobbies or things of interest): make a chat bot, home automation ideas, woodwork tasks/ideas

Are there any guides or examples of using NotebookLM and Gemini to manage these kinds of things, and do things such as helping make sure tasks are written in a clear, objective way. Helping identify priority. Help choose tasks to do on a Saturday. Help break down and identify sub-tasks. And so on?

We have a walk-in shower that has no curb/barrier between the shower and rest of the bathroom. Tiled floors, and linear drain.

We clean the hair out of the drain catch every 2-3 weeks. Every so often we forget. We are then painfully reminded again when the drain overflows, water pools and then eventually meanders two feet away, only to drip out the entrance of the bathroom onto the bedroom floor.

Is there some kind of recommended device I could put about 1.5 feet away on the floor that detects and rings an alarm if there is water?

Home depot has some listed, but their filtering doesn't allow me to specific 76 inches, so I have to filter by 60 inches and go through hundreds.

Are there any other shower door specialty stores that likely have a decent selection of 76-inch wides?

Several bank accounts were opened in my name and with my address. I found out when I received mail including account statements, bounced checks, and debit card notices.

I called each bank's fraud department and they all said they would close the accounts or at least investigate and then close. BoA still has the account open 3 months later, despite several deposited checks being bounced.

I filed a police report with my local county. One of the banks told me that the account was opened on a specific date at a specific branch about an hour away from me. My county said they won't investigate or do anything because that is in a different jurisdiction.

1. What's the next step for me to take if BoA still doesn't close the account?

2. Is there any way I can instigate some kind of real investigation? I would really like video footage to be reviewed from the nearby branch in hopes that it would identify the criminal. Then, I would really like to understand how they got my information. This would allow me to better understand how to protect myself in the future.

Anyone else notice this?