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Normally Would You Accept?
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Normally Would You Accept?

Context: This was a Pro Shopper order ($25) stacked with a delivery order($15) that showed guarantee of $40.50 for 13 miles (21 miles total if you return to normal waiting hotspot).

My Reasoning: I accepted because it was one of few times I have an order with $40+ and I would be over $1 a mile.

Counter reasoning for almost declining: It took me to a ghetto neighborhood at night time, I knew the roads would not be great, and I would end up in another city and delivery zone.

u/OtakuPrince21 — 8 hours ago
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$50, CA, Repay $70 on 7/11, Paypal, Borrowing for last minute groceries for 4th

Hello looking to borrow $50 for last minute groceries for today rather than having to spend today working for groceries.

If you are lending to me you can use Paypal G&S and I will pay back through Paypal F&F

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u/OtakuPrince21 — 1 day ago
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Never Again should I suffer

Guess the tip 🤣😢.

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I am glad I atleast have Prop 22 to probably compensate this hopefully. If the customer somehow sees this idc because you had the audacity to say some items were not delivered. I am glad that I was able to dispute that with Doorfash because you have some nerve.

u/OtakuPrince21 — 14 days ago
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Need Some Life Advice

Hello everyone! I hope you are all doing well and I would really appreciate your guidance and thoughts on my 2 main concerns. I appreciate all those who do take the time to read and provide any comments.

Number #1

I am a college arts graduate in my mid 20s from California that has unemployed for a year and a half now. I am fortunate enough to be staying with a retired family member who is covering the majority of the living costs while I try to support as much as I can through side gigs like Uber or Doordash. Unfortunately, I have not been successful in obtaining any experience or jobs besides that from fast food resturants.

But the reality is I can potentially find employed work again through nepotism at fast food resturants. And the combined factors of a lack of stable income, sense of burden and filial piety I have for my family member all make me want to take that opportunity.

The only thing holding me back is my ego. I would like to find a job that for one actually gives benefits and is something I got accepted into through my character. But that evidently that has not worked for a year and half now.

So I ask, how do I interpret this situation? Do I view this as an issue with with the character Ive built and my inability to prove myself or as simply a necessity and consequence of living in this capitalistic lifestyle?

Number #2

I have been passively suicidal for a majority of my life with some periods playing a more active role. I believe that such mentality truly numbed my mind to having no passion for my future and life. Truthfully, the only reason I feel as I should stay is family. Though my previous statement is disheartening, I can say will not actively end my life in the event that they are gone. And sadly, I cannot seem to comprehend why I should care for myself to such a degree. While I am thankful for the positive and fortune I have had in my life that others may have not experienced, I am unlucky enough to lose my value on life.

So my second ask, how have you learned to value yourself enough to love the life you have lived and are living?

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u/OtakuPrince21 — 1 month ago