u/Park-Curious

My 11yo really wants to meet Nathan Fillion and get his autograph. So I booked a “TBD” spot through Epic on Sunday. Our schedule is going to be flexible enough that day that I don’t really care what time it ends up being, I just want to make sure it’s going to be an irl thing. Did I actually buy a time slot to meet him and get his autograph? Did I only prepay, and there is no set time? If so, do we need to bring some kind of media for him to sign or is a headshot or something included? It’s been a long day, and I’m worried I made a brain fog boo-boo. Been going for 5 years but never done Walk of Fame or any kind of meet n greets.

Not sure how to flair this. I think I’ve listened to it 3 times trying to make sense of the conversation they’re having about The Terminator. They’re getting it confused with Robocop right?

I'm supposed to have "on demand messaging" with my provider, but there's nowhere to send a message directly to the provider. I'm told I have to wait 1-3 days for a response? My medication was changed, I don't know why, and I have no idea how much it's going to cost or when it's going to be filled...there's no one to answer a few questions about this?

Also what is the "1:1 health coaching"? There's certainly nothing on the website that leads me to that...why on earth would anyone pay this much per month just to get a prescription sent to a pharmacy? It would be significantly cheaper to just see a PCP. What am I missing?

I’m going to be on my own visiting NYC on 7/19–I had no idea it was the day of the World Cup Finals, it’s a total coincidence. No shows are jumping out at me other than Death of a Salesman, but I don’t want to break the bank. I don’t care if it’s Broadway proper or off Broadway/musical or not. Just looking for a solid matinee recommendation to enjoy while my kid is out with her friends.

(I’ve seen Back to the Future, Six, and Death Becomes Her on Broadway and liked them all. DBH was overall an amazing show, BttF had incredible effects/not the best music imo, and Six was a pleasant surprise but I’m not a big fan.)

I’m generally nervous about taking any kind of medication, but I’ve been looking into GLP-1s to help me get back to a healthy weight. It seems like they have general health benefits that address some of my concerns as I age, too. Then I started reading about how much worse these drugs were making people’s anxiety. The statistics make it seem unlikely, but I didn’t see anything but negative experiences posted to this sub. Wondering if anyone can share their anecdotal experience of it either not making your anxiety worse, or maybe even improving it?

Just finished it. What an unhinged story and terrible tragedy. I could have sworn K&G covered this one, but I can’t find it on the website pinned to the sub. Anyone else watched this yet?

Sidenote: the (attempted) fetal abduction case MFM covered was the survival story of Teka Adams, episode 117.

Basically what the title says. My understanding is that the issue can only be raised by the VP and either the cabinet or "such other body as Congress may by law provide"? What does the latter allow for?

I recently joined a book club and am getting along well with one of the members in particular. I would say we’re friends (book club level friends I guess?), but I have no way to get in contact with her. My 15yo daughter and 36yo partner thing I’m weird bc Im scared to ask for her number or IG. That just feels so forward. And is one more casual than the other? I feel like “can I have your Instagram?” is more casual but also something I have never said in my life. Can I just ask any cool person I meet and have a nice conversation with for their insta?