u/Pitiful-Umpire-5686

Active Duty Air Force crew chief with 13 years experience on three airframes (Heavies). I’ve seen several people say the stress of the first week is absolutely insane and I don’t really have any issue at home with studying to take my tests and I’d also be flying across the world to go to Bakers, so hotel costs and rental car costs are what is making me lean towards this. Also the fact I could land and take 2 days of just prepping myself with time zone adjustments and reading to get ahead of my practical portions.

Also, I’ve heard Bakers doesn’t actually teach you anything for your exams, just gives you books to read and then handouts for questions you might see. So I feel like I’d have a better experience studying for 2-3 weeks per book and taking the exam.

Anyone else attend Bakers for just the O&P? Anyone have regrets doing it this way? Or highly recommend I just go for the full term.

Thanks

Apple Watch Ultra 3

Every single time I workout and I’m doing shoulders, my wrist presses up against the button causing my workout to end. I’ve tried the water mode and on my long sets it always ends up getting turned off anyways. Moving it up the wrist does work but it’s so uncomfortable working out like that, I just want to disable the dumb feature.

Possible position opening up and a few of us were talked about maybe interviewing and wouldn’t mind getting off the line for awhile… but what do you actually do on a day to day basis? Are you on call 24/7? Meetings all day? Setting up events?

Super introverted and not great at public speaking wondering if it would even be something I could do.

Thanks!

I just recently upgraded from my 13 pro Max and never had an issue with deleting history. Now on this phone when I use the Google app the button at the very bottom of the app to confirm delete is missing. It’s like the app is oversized for the phone.