


9:30 club 7/11
Finally got to see my favorite band live. I've been waiting for this day since I was 16 and it felt so good to actually here some of their best songs live.



Finally got to see my favorite band live. I've been waiting for this day since I was 16 and it felt so good to actually here some of their best songs live.
I've used hinge before but on this attempt of using hinge I have only gotten two likes/matches and I'm not having much success.
Title somewhat explains itself. I 22 (M) snapped for the first time since I was a teenager and threw my ps5 controller at my TV after trying to wind down before bed. Last time I did anything like this was when I was 17 and was still living with my parents and hadn't done anything like it until last night and I feel incredibly stupid for breaking my streak of not letting my anger get to a point where I break something.
This is my own personal opinion on how I think the story for Metro Exodus should have played out, by no means is this dissing the original plot line but I think using metro 2035 as the plot's inspiration would have been better for the game. It would have been much more interesting to see the plot of 2035 unfold where Artyom goes on various missions both personally and for the Spartan order and slowly discovers that the invisible watchers are real and how the factions within the Metro are their puppets and use them to control the metro and realized he was right that the outside world was still alive and he goes out with Anna to explore the outside world at the end of the story.
I got this position at a regional park as a trapper/range safety officer at a shooting range and I was hoping this would be a good way to get my foot in the door but also enjoy working at a gun range because I enjoy firearms and shooting sports and the honeymoon phase has definitely worn off. I'm tired of having to deal with idiots with guns pointing them at me or being incapable of understanding basic safety or they lie to me about their experience handling guns and low and behold they have no idea what they are doing. What's even worse is I have had coworkers act unsafe on the range as well and when I have explained why their behavior is unsafe they don't care and or don't understand, I've brought this up with management and from what I've been told they have failed their way upwards and they have been looking for someone else to fill in the job but we have been short staffed since before I came here. The pay is about $13.70-$15 depending on what type of shift I have and I have to drive through Northern Virginia traffic to get to work which nova traffic in rush hour is hell. When I started I asked specifically work 30-35 hours and now I am practically full time and it's getting to a point where it is interfering with my personal life. I want to continue working and hopefully get some sort of career going as a park ranger but I need to get out of this job. Any advice is helpful.