u/KrustyKryptecon

When I randomly feel really energetic in the late morning, I usually go for a bike ride for about an hour if it’s not too cold. After that, I end up doing random productive stuff I normally put off for a long time like cleaning my room, organizing things, making videos, trying new things on my computer, or even writing down what worked well that day.

It doesn’t last that long, but it feels really satisfying to have the opportunity to actually end up doing those things I normally treat as a chore.

P.S. I’m curious what other people do when they get those kinds of energy bursts.

When you're feeling your most energetic, what do you usually end up doing, and how long does that feeling last?

For me, if it's not too cold outside, I'll usually go for about an hour-long bike ride. After that, I suddenly have the motivation to do a bunch of things I normally am lazy to do. Some tasks such as putting clothes away, organizing my room, making videos, finally watching videos, or even washing the dishes manually.

The energy doesn't last forever, but it's nice while it does. I'm curious what everyone else does when they're in that kind of mood.

Every time I go to a fruit-picking farm, I end up eating tons of apples, strawberries, cherries, and blueberries straight from the trees while I fill my baskets. I know it's not just me that does this which always made me wonder how these places actually stay profitable if everyone is eating the inventory.

It seems like the only real rules that they care about are not throwing half-eaten fruit on the ground and actually paying for the full baskets you take home.

Do the farms near you guys explicitly tell people to go ahead and eat, or is it just an unspoken rule everywhere?

We all have those strange little habits or routines that make zero sense to anyone else, but we just have to do them.

For me, I shave my face every single day. Even when my face looks completely clean and there is no facial hair, my brain just refuses to let me skip it. It has become an automatic ritual and I have no idea why I started doing it!

What is a weirdly specific habit, trick, or daily ritual that you swear by? Do you have any strange routines that just work for your brain?

For me, it’s Coke and Pepsi products. I love the vibe and the aesthetic of them so much. Like seeing a super cold can or looking at retro ads is just so satisfying and nostalgic to me.

But the second I actually take a sip, I’m immediately over it. The sweetness and the fizz just don't match the cool concept in my head, and I usually end up throwing most of it away. Turns out I just like the branding, not the actual drink lol.

Are there any drinks you guys love the concept of, but never actually want to eat or drink?

Hey everyone. Over the last few weeks, I’ve been getting added by multiple obvious bot accounts on snapchat every single day. Most of them seem to find me through Quick Add. Is this happening to everyone right now? Is there any way to completely block them without making my account fully private? Thanks!

Hey everyone. Over the last few weeks, I’ve been getting added by multiple obvious bot accounts every single day. Most of them seem to find me through Quick Add. Is this happening to everyone right now? Is there any way to completely block them without making my account fully private? Thanks!

Hi everyone. I recently downloaded Wordscapes on my Samsung phone. I know the game is free to download, but I noticed an unexpected charge on my Discover card statement and I don't know what it is for.

I checked my Google Play account and don't see any active monthly subscriptions, so I'm thinking I must have accidentally tapped a coin bundle, the piggy bank, or a pop-up menu by mistake while playing.

Has anyone else on a Samsung or Android device run into this before? I'm just curious if there is an easy way to see exactly what was purchased or how to request a quick refund from Google Play. Thanks for any advice!

The rhythm and doom-like vibe in the verse riffs sound incredibly similar to me. What do you think?