u/QuickBunny7505

How do you guys set up your board and card holders so that when you’re playing with 3-6 players you’re not having to pass the cards that those players roll to them. Being able to try and keep the anonymity of the hand as much as possible. I’m struggling with getting a reachable distance for the players. Been thinking about ordering more resources and just having a set for each player.

Picture this, for the first time in 6 years you took leave and actually went home to see your old friends and family. You and the boys go out on the town out to the bar. Having a great time, you look across the bar and make eye contact with some random ass guy and then you see him lift his hand up. Point at you and then talk to his friend. He walks over to you, and he says “you wanna get your ass kicked?” In which you reply “not really I’m kinda having a good night, I appreciate it though”

He grabs you by the shirt and says “I’m a black belt in MCMAP and went to Afghanistan and Iraq, are you sure you want to be a smart ass with me”

What’s your next move? Asking for a friend

I've had so many instances of driving and looking out for an exit just to find out it's closed for construction. Been closed for weeks, but I didn't know that because it's my first time on the route. Navigation app is showing me straight into it anyway.

So I pass it. App doesn't reroute. Just shows me driving down the road off route like nothing happened. And when it finally does reroute it wants me to hop off the freeway, turn around, and do the whole thing over again.

If regular car navigation apps can at least get the basics right, why can't trucking apps? We're practically throwing safety out the window every time we have to reach for the device to manually reroute mid-trip.

I'm building something to fix this. If you're curious: navclearpath.com

Drop your biggest frustrations below — genuinely want to know if this is everyone's experience or just mine.

I've had so many instances of driving and looking out for an exit just to find out it's closed for construction. Been closed for weeks, but I didn't know that because it's my first time on the route. Navigation app is showing me straight into it anyway.

So I pass it. App doesn't reroute. Just shows me driving down the road off route like nothing happened. And when it finally does reroute it wants me to hop off the freeway, turn around, and do the whole thing over again.

If regular car navigation apps can at least get the basics right, why can't trucking apps? We're practically throwing safety out the window every time we have to reach for the device to manually reroute mid-trip.

I'm building something to fix this. If you're curious: navclearpath.com

Drop your biggest frustrations below — genuinely want to know if this is everyone's experience or just mine.What are your biggest frustrations with your current navigation app

I've had so many instances of driving and looking out for an exit just to find out it's closed for construction. Been closed for weeks, but I didn't know that because it's my first time on the route. Navigation app is showing me straight into it anyway.

So I pass it. App doesn't reroute. Just shows me driving down the road off route like nothing happened. And when it finally does reroute it wants me to hop off the freeway, turn around, and do the whole thing over again.

If regular car navigation apps can at least get the basics right, why can't trucking apps? We're practically throwing safety out the window every time we have to reach for the device to manually reroute mid-trip.

I'm building something to fix this. If you're curious: navclearpath.com

Drop your biggest frustrations below — genuinely want to know if this is everyone's experience or just mine.