u/Old-Yogurtcloset9264

▲ 0 r/telus

Is there a way to change my automatic payments so they are paid on the due date??

For example, my phone bill will say "due June 8th," but it will be charged to my account on the 30th/31st of May

I would like to change it so that the bill is paid on the due date, no earlier than.

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u/Old-Yogurtcloset9264 — 7 days ago
▲ 54 r/MadsMikkelsen+1 crossposts

How great is Hannibal, I've never watched, but love Mads!

Just watched Bleeder, Pusher 1 and 2, and the Hunt and he was brilliant in all of them. The Hunt and Pusher 2 might be in my top ten oat. I'm thinking of starting this show, do you think it's his best performance?

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u/Old-Yogurtcloset9264 — 9 days ago

Having problems shaving middle of neck

No matter how many passes there's always a trip down the middle of my neck. I go wtg and across on my neck and it's still there. I use a safety razor and an electric to try and get it but it still stays. Advice? Not sure what I'm doing wrong

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u/Old-Yogurtcloset9264 — 12 days ago
▲ 3 r/FIlm

Just finished Pusher trilogy and they were amazing. Any other similar recommendations?

I also watched other Refn films, and this is my ranking. Also, just recently watched The Hunt and The Celebration which were also great. The Hunt genuinely might be one of the best films oat imo.

1-Pusher 2

2- Drive

3- Pusher 3

4- Bleeder

5- Pusher

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u/Old-Yogurtcloset9264 — 13 days ago

Long story short, I graduated from university at 24 and felt like I was moving in the right direction. Then I dipped fast mentally, and was in a stagnant position for almost 2 years.

I have completed an undergrad degree, and I plan to finish the SSW program later in the year at College. When all is said and done, I likely won't find a career relevant to my education until 26-27. I feel quite behind my peers, but I am always working on my plans for the future and researching TFSA, stocks, retirement, etc.

I am finally getting out of a long-overdue rut and working back to normalcy. It's likely a lot less than average, but I am aiming to have savings/investments of at least 35-40k by the time I turn 30. I am very new to all of this, and this might be quite low, but I'd like to achieve that or greater!

I get down on myself a lot for all of the lost time while I wasn't doing so well, and I am seeking any advice or recommendations that anyone is willing to share! Appreciate anyone taking the time to read this

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u/Old-Yogurtcloset9264 — 20 days ago
▲ 5 r/perioraldermatitis+1 crossposts

I've had this for 5 freaking years. Mulitple derm appointments and nothing has helped remotely. I've tried ivermectin, clotrimazole, sulfur soap, tacrolimus, doxycycline.

Any advice or tips this ruins my confidence or any recommendations for a cheap cover up

u/Old-Yogurtcloset9264 — 26 days ago