u/Hot_Saguaro

It's been awhile since I purchased an item on Poshmark as I'm usually selling. But as the buyer, I think it's ridiculous that I buy an item late Friday evening and then wake up to an email from Poshmark Monday morning saying that my seller has confirmed they're going to ship soon.

I've lived in areas where the local post office isn't even open on a Saturday. Poshmark needs to update this algorithm because it's absolutely ridiculous.

I'm buying a 5 shelf metal tower for our kitchen. It's white which matches our cabinets but we have butcher block so I want to make the shelves match.

Anyone have recommendations on how to achieve this? I'm thinking contact paper but wanted to see if there was something else.

I've seen people use this option on actually counter tops but not sure how it will do on metal.

I know they are out there probably posting everything. Anyone seen anything good?

I'm at a new company and have been tasked to implement better organization to "client" information. I use "client" loosely as they are all internal partners who can't go anywhere else so we don't need to track a sales stage or anything like that, but we do need a better system to track information like contacts, audience, etc.

Right now we use Wrike. Does anyone know if it is possible to do something like client cards?

If Wrike isn't the solution, anyone have suggestions? We have access to both the Google and Microsoft suites. I don't think we have the budget this year for any new system outside of that.

Thanks for your input!

The previous owner of our house had Vivint installed. I thought I had removed and fixed everything but apparently whatever they did to the indoor doorbell chimes caused our handyman to throw up his hands and say he couldn't fix it. Now we're stuck with a doorbell that doesn't have anything to ring.

Anyone know what they might have done and how to fix it?

We were having many problems with our Nest doorbell so I bought a Eufy doorbell. My God is the video quality is great.

But now I find out it actually can't push a notification to the Nest devices and that's what we were using for indoor chimes/video access.

I know other people have run into this. What were the solutions y'all came up with?

I know Kate Spade sneakers aren't going to be the same as my ECCO or Brooks, but do they have enough support to do a day of errands in them?

We took a round trip on Southwest this week. Both flights were delayed. We totally understand that can happen.

What we don't understand is when they update the status to only 10 minutes delayed and then just say f it we aren't updating anymore.

I currently watched the previous flight land 10 minutes before our projected takeoff and everyone on God's somehow still green earth knows they aren't going to turn around that quickly.

With the price increases and us now nearer a major airport I'm so glad we have different options now. Obviously these delays are not my only gripe and when I'm considering flying American you know it's bad.

Before I push this at work, I was hoping someone could provide some insight into adding an unsubscribe landing page.

We currently use Marketing Cloud, and our emails include an unsubscribe link that automatically opts out with a click. This is causing some issues as we send to one organization that has really over zealous spam filters which is causing many people to be unsubscribed involuntarily.

I pitched implementing a confirmation landing page, but I'm not sure how easy this is to implement. Can someone give me an idea on how much backend work this requires so I know how hard to push the issue? Thanks!

My mom was diagnosed with Crohn's 2 decades ago. All evidence points to cutting out red meat and adjacent products. Using it to make his vegan fiancée put up with his irrelevant diet choices is absolutely wild.

We traveled to Madrid in the winter a few years ago, and I fell in love with their hot ginger lemonade.

I have tried to recreate it at home and it just doesn't hit the same way. Anyone know the secret?

My great grandmother taught me a nursery rhyme or childhood game in the late 1980s in West Texas. She grew up in Texas as well and was born in the early 1920s.

You said a "rhyme" although I don't think it actually rhymed. Something about watching a baby and the baby wasn't behaving so she popped the baby's head off. Then you would take your thumb and pop off the head of the flower you were holding. Not really sure why this was taught to children now that I type it out, but I can't think of it now.

Thanks!

You know what, that is an excellent catch, and you are 100% right. Your address change wouldn't impact a completely different person's device or their iPad at all.

This is the same structure ChatGPT gives me when I catch it not providing right information. You think they could at least hide it better.

For context I reached out bc our service at home is horrendous yet 2 blocks over it is perfectly fine. The rep told me the issue was bc my service address is still my old address... and this explanation came after I told her I was reaching out bc a service person couldn't use their own equipment in our block either.

I just can't even anymore with companies laying off workers and replacing them with subpar AI.

Ever since my first stay at the Cosmo I have absolutely adored their sheets.

For the longest time it wasn't easy to buy them (sometimes they had them at the hotel sometimes not), but they now have an online shop.

I know they sold out to MGM a few years ago and MGM has been slowly integrating everything. My question is do you think these are the actual sheets they use? And are we wondering if they have changed them since new ownership?