u/Reasonable-Invite899

My father gave me a small loan of $1 million

Do you work for Whole Foods?

Back in 2007, I owed about $2,000 on a credit card. I asked the collection agency over and over by phone and email to send me proof that I actually owed the debt. Instead of providing it, they kept offering to settle for a lower amount if I’d pay over the phone. I refused every time.
Years went by, and eventually the account disappeared from my credit report. I was never contacted about it again, and as far as I know, I don’t owe anything today.

Every time I walk past the office, they’re on the computer answering calls for anyone on here that is one or isn’t what are they doing?

I remember day one he said he was gonna lower grocery prices still to this day. Nothing how can people still support him after all the false promises he’s made.

I’ve always wondered why dishwashers are usually the last people in a restaurant to get raises.
Dishwashers are the ones keeping the kitchen moving. If there are no clean plates, pans, utensils, or equipment, the cooks can’t do their jobs and the restaurant can’t run.
A lot of places will give raises to other positions first, but the dishwasher is expected to keep working hard for the same pay. Why is that? Do restaurants not realize how important that position really is?

I remember back in 2006 I worked as a mail sorter in an office building. All I did was sit there for eight hours a day, Monday through Friday, sorting mail. It was honestly one of the most boring and draining jobs I’ve ever had.
Every day was the same thing just sitting there sorting mail for hours. The room was always really hot, which made it even more miserable. I did that job for about two years.

Listen Whole Foods having a 30 minute lunch is ridiculous by the time you go pick out your food and wait in line you’ve already wasted a couple of minutes which almost brings it down to 25 or 20 minutes left. They need to at least make it an hour for full-time employees.

I’ve noticed this for years, but have you noticed that she’s getting skinnier and skinnier? It’s gotta be anorexia or something else. I don’t think she’s healthy. I believe she’s dying from something. What are your thoughts?

I’ve been going to Disney for years and I feel like the experience has changed a lot lately. More and more I’m seeing people clearly there just to film content or do photo shoots all over the parks.
It’s not even just the occasional picture anymore it feels constant. Tripods, ring lights, blocking walkways, staging the same shots over and over. I get that people want memories and I don’t mind a quick photo, but it’s starting to feel like the parks are more about content creation than actually being there.
Maybe I’m just noticing it more now, but it kind of takes away from the vibe when you’re trying to enjoy the day and you’re constantly having to navigate around it.
Is it just me, or has anyone else felt this shift too?

I’ve been thinking about grading policies lately and keep coming back to this: should failing grades ever be rounded up because of effort, participation, or visible improvement? On one hand, I get wanting to encourage growth and not completely tank a student who’s trying. On the other hand, it feels like it can blur the line between actually meeting standards and just showing effort without mastery. Where do you fall on this should effort ever change a failing grade, or should grades strictly reflect performance no matter what?”

2 PM to 11 PM you won’t have time to do really anything as soon as you get home you gotta go to bed 🛌