u/Party_Dragonfly69

Looking to play music on Spotify and Apple MusIc. I am playing through my iPhone or my MacBook Pro so the headphones need to connect easily to those devices.

I’ll be using them to listen to trap metal, horrorcore, dubstep, trap, southern rap, grunge, post grunge, alternative e.g. of the trees, a hundred drums, suicide boys, bones, nine inch nails, stone temple pilots, Alice In Chains, creed, tsuruda, bassnectar, Haarper

I want distinct treble but also heavy bass, drumbeats, and subwoofer sounds. I’m in between these two. Which should I choose and why?

I'm looking for realistic, reputable routes that can help with both a job and housing (or at least solid housing guidance).

My background:
- US citizen, native English speaker, age 29
- Bachelor's in Anthropology
- Currently completing an MS in Biology
- 1 year of substitute teaching in public schools
- 2 years of STEM tutoring in public schools
- TEFL/TESOL status: in progress

What I'm looking for:
- Programs, recruiters, or agencies that place teachers in Hong Kong with mid-year (Jan/Feb) starts
- Schools or learning centers that hire outside the usual August cycle
- Websites or job boards that are actually useful for HK (not just generic aggregators)
- Any groups (Facebook, WhatsApp, Discord) where HK teachers share openings
- Advice on housing, whether any employers help with apartments, or which neighborhoods are realistic on a teacher's salary
- I'd also appreciate warnings about recruiters or schools to avoid, and honest takes on whether Jan/Feb is realistic or if I should adjust my timeline.

Thanks in advance, any leads or firsthand experience would mean a lot!

… why?

Hi everyone.I'm a WashU alum and recently graduated from medical school. Looking back, I know how high-stakes and stressful the premed journey at WashU can feel, so I wanted to pay it forward and help out the current community.

That baby changed him!