Has anyone seen Chris Young live?

A friend and I are seeing him this week and I’ve seen so many posts on TikTok that he is drunk most of the time and people don’t understand what he is singing.

Has anyone seen him live and it’s a good show? I need some hope 😂

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u/Reasonable_Hat9668 — 10 days ago
▲ 283 r/debtfree

I have 3 of my 5 debts paid off!

Credit card: 0
Hospital: 0
Toll fees: 0

I have my student loans and my car payment then I’m done! Student loans should be paid off in the next month or 2!

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u/Reasonable_Hat9668 — 21 days ago

Places to learn a language

I’ve been wanting to learn a second language mainly to get out and meet people while learning a new skill.

Is there a place that offers lessons for beginners?

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u/Reasonable_Hat9668 — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/OCD

Please tell me there is a light at the end of the tunnel

I was diagnosed with OCD about 5 years ago but never really did much with it. After a falling out with a friend and very hateful words about me from their significant other, my mental health has plummeted.

I saw someone and they prescribed me Prozac and I just started the medicine. I know it gets worse before it’s supposed to feel better but has anyone had success stories with feeling like they hit rock bottom and climbed out?

I feel like I’m a burden to everyone and people only tolerate being around me. I try to get out of my comfort zone to meet new people but everyone goes quiet so I feel like I did something wrong.

I haven’t told anyone how I’ve felt today because I don’t want to inconvenience people and I know they have their own stuff to worry about

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u/Reasonable_Hat9668 — 3 months ago
▲ 116 r/Frugal

What do you consider a successful no spend day?

I’ve been wanting to do more no spend days to save money. As we all know, this economy SUCKS!!!!

Do you consider paying your bills a part of your spending days or are those completely separated. Obviously we have to pay our bills but do you try to combine bills and extra spending in one day or completely leave them out of the equation.

Goal: save enough money for some new kitchen appliances 😂

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u/Reasonable_Hat9668 — 3 months ago
▲ 122 r/LibbyApp

Libraries with low fees for out of town residents

My library only had certain books in audio form but I prefer reading the actual book. Are there any libraries with low fees out of town applicants? I don’t really want to spend a lot of money on a card.

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u/Reasonable_Hat9668 — 3 months ago

Day trip locations

My friend and I are wanting to do a day trip from Louisville but we can’t pick a spot. Indy is going to be crowded due to the Indy 500 and we’ve been to Cincinnati a lot. Any recommendations?

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u/Reasonable_Hat9668 — 3 months ago

Romance book recommendations

I’ve been on Hockey Romance for the past 6 months but I need to branch out.

What are some recommendations that you like? I do like spicy books so those are okay to add. I’m not picky on the setting. I ENCOURAGE DARK ROMANCE

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u/Reasonable_Hat9668 — 3 months ago

Can travel credits be transferred to other people?

Hello

I have a travel credit that I won’t be able to use. Is there any way I can transfer my credit to a family member? I don’t want it to go to waste

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u/Reasonable_Hat9668 — 3 months ago

What food doesn’t cause kidney stones?!?!

I’ve had kidney stones since I was 19. I’ve given up many foods such as chocolate, berries, spinach, sweet potatoes, beans, nuts, sodas, tea and more.

I went to my urologist and he said no stones (yay) but there is calcification in the kidneys that could lead to stones.

Idk what else I need to do to get a clear image. I read online to lower meat protein which is fine but all of the alternatives such as beans, nuts and potatoes are high in oxalates. It’s frustrating because I feel like I’m always changing my diet when it’s already so restricted.

Side note: my doctor said I can only pass a 2mm without any procedures. Since healthcare is expensive in the US, I try to avoid needing a procedure done.

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u/Reasonable_Hat9668 — 3 months ago
▲ 2 r/OCD

My friend told me I needed to start journaling after a pretty hard event. I typed my first entry but it felt like I was typing a memoir. I’m not sure if that is a healthy way to process things but I could be wrong. I could use some words of encouragement or advice on how to do this ina productive way. Thank you.

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u/Reasonable_Hat9668 — 4 months ago