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Welcoming any and all advice/info on working for Sun Country! My goal is DL, but would SC be a good stepping stone? My base would be MSP- wondering about working atmosphere, company as a whole, reserve time, etc..

TIA!🙏🏼🙌

Got the TBNT from Delta Monday so I’m trying to figure out what to do next. I’ve done some research on Endeavor. If anyone can speak to being an Endeavor FA at MSP specifically(I already live here)- I’d love your input🙏🏼

Do you think, as far as resume building goes, it would be more beneficial to get FA experience, or to get a serving job?

Is this because when you’re truly getting all the proteins in, you poop rabbit turds MAYBE once a day? Is this why the big push for fiber? Or is there another reason I’m missing🤔

Talk to me like I’m 5🙏🏼

I’m interested in trying Reta because I’ve had to switch to combo meds due to insurance, and am not having much success. Currently using a tirzepatide combo. I can’t stand the message boards because ppl use SO many abbreviations and acronyms that I have no idea what they’re talking about.

So just shoot me straight PLEASE🙏🏼 If you have one place for where I can get all the information I need about Reta, please share. If you have a short tutorial about all the acronyms and abbreviations, please share. I see now that I can’t ask where ppl are getting their Reta from, why is that?

So PLEASE dumb it down for me. I can’t keep “researching” because for every 10 posts, I get 9 different answers😫🤯

THANK YOU in advance🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

For reference: 54F, 5’9, SW255, CW220, GW175, on GLP-1’s 14mths

Doing research and I think I’m going to make the switch to LSH. From what I’ve been reading, if you’re using a compound, it matters which pharmacy you choose? How do I figure out which works best for me without months and months of trial and error?