u/ItsMsRainny

I don't know much about him and can't find a clear answer.

My car battery seems to be dying every year and a half. According to Google, car batteries are supposed to last 3-5 years. It also seems to die during the summer. I'm wondering if this is normal due to the heat or just an issue due to my vehicle's age (2005).

Edit: I also drive this vehicle 5 days a week to work so its not like it sits for long periods of time.

Playtest is going way smoother. Way less stuttering, I can actually shoot people at a distance. Audio design is a little better, I can actually figure out where tunnels and OPs are at.

Bugs

- random objections floating in the air throughout the map.

- gun will disappear from your hands.

- if you are banking hard in the helicopter and use the auto level you will flip upside down and crash.

- idk if this is intentional or not but boats and vehicles are slow asf. (I was swimming faster then my friend who was driving on a road in a troop carrier).

Overall there's still a need for lots of improvement but thank you devs for working hard to get this in a playable state.

Men are just trying their darndest to keep control over women. MAGA and their magat's are the prime example.

They would much rather we not have the ability to take out loans, have credit, buy homes, open bank accounts etc... They want us back in the house, forced into marriages that we have to stay in, and taking care of their sperm goblins rather than having independent lives that don't involve them. They clearly can't be normal without us >glares at the incel forums< but we are fine without them. They act like being alone with cats is the worst thing that can happen to a woman, but it's not, and if you talk to older single women, they are all very energetic and happy.

I recently moved into a management position at my job, and part of my job is interviewing and placing new hires. Our applications are very short, and we rely heavily on a report-writing section of the application when hiring these people. You only really need to write a paragraph. HOLY SHIT, people cannot write, especially the younger applicants, like the 18-22 range. It's genuinely mind-boggling how poorly these reports are written, so I've come here to beg my generation to PLEASE practice your writing skills. It will only benefit you to have decent writing skills, especially when moving into a corporate environment.

What the title says^

My (65M) coworker enjoys cooking and is good at it. He often brings coworkers plates of food from what he's cooked or gives out snacks and drinks. I was under the impression that this is something he just enjoys doing. I'm (25F) a foodie and always accepted what he's offered and always make sure to tell him how good it is and always say thanks. I'm not the only coworker he gives food out to. He told me today that his wife gave him a "reality check" by asking him if other coworkers ever brought him food and he named off two that had (I'm not one of them), and then apparently she said "only 2 out of 17, these people are using you" and he seemed to believe what she was saying full heartedly. I told him he's not being used and asked him if he was expecting to be reciprocated. He said no but it's in his nature to reciprocate when he's given things. He then got more quiet and didn't converse as much, and he usually talks your fkn ear off so I could tell what I said upset him.

I feel like he was making a jab at me personally like I was using him. I'm just so confused, I have never once ASKED for food. When he had offered it I accept but I've never gone out of my way to or have ever begged him or anything like that. I don't understand how you can be "used" by gifting things your not being asked for. This whole situation is weird to me and makes me think he's weird. Safe to say I won't be accepting any more things for him. I always thought people who gift things and expect things in return are weirdos, and for him to tell me about this whole conversation he had with his wife when he frequently brings me stuff rubbed me the wrong way.

Edit: okay so a lot of people are accusing me of things in the comments so here's some clarification on a couple things.

He will bring me a plate and put it in the fridge at work and we'll send me a photo or call saying hey I brought you food. I've always accepted, even though I already have my own lunch, because I felt like it was the polite thing to do. This is not an every day thing and AGAIN I have never requested or asked him to bring in anything EVER.

People are accusing me of being upset. I am not upset. The conversation caught me off guard and made me uncomfortable and anxious because it came out of the blue, I felt like I didn't handle it appropriately, and I felt like I was being accused of doing something that I wasn't doing. Again I'm not mad or upset.

Walmart parking lots currently look like RV Parks.