Just got a new kitchenaid ice cream maker attachment. Broke it in today with a very simple Philadelphia Style Vanilla and now I'm in love. Never buying ice cream again. Hit me with your best ones!
Why order mcderps from so far away? It'll be nasty by the time I get there. Why does DD think these types of distances are OK?
Why is (to a point) inflation a good thing? Why should I have to worry about my money being worth less over time.
This lil part rusted out and snapped. Half fell into the door. How hard/expensive to fix? '14 corolla
I really like this lighter and would like to keep it going. Can this type be refilled?
I'm still learning some of the ropes on DMing but when balancing combat i feel like I'm making things too easy. When looking at CR ratings what would you say is fair for a party consisting of a monk, bard, cleric, rogue, fighter, and barbarian (when hes able to come). They do some heavy handed damage but they're also only level 4 (gonna be 5 after my next session).
I'd like to make things more challenging but not TPK them with something way out of their league.
Within the next few sessions they're going to end up at the spine of the world (I'm home brewing) and i would also like to know if a frost giant would be *way* too hard or if I should throw a few more wolves or crag cats or if there's something else to do instead.
Debating putting a thank you note on the outside of bags (never ever ever open sealed bags and my area is really good about that) for my deliveries or just a little dad joke (something silly you'd find on a popsicle, always SFW.) or something. No candy or anything that could be tampered with, but just something small to brighten people's days. Thoughts?
Edit to add: valid points about potentially offensive jokes so no to that.
But as for a "thank you for your order" are yall really that cynical and jaded that a single post it on the outside of the bag got you worked up? I'm not trying to be extra or earn crazy more in tips, I'm just trying to be more personable. We are all humans at the end of the day on BOTH sides of the order. If it makes me an extra tip, cool, if not, oh well. But even if there is the smallest chance I made someone's day a bit better, I got something out of it.
We need more PLUR in the world and if this is how it spreads, imma spread it one post it "thank you" at a time.
Trying to become a pro shopper and I keep getting customer instructions on items "buy such and such instead" to sub out an item. Ig my main questions are:
Can I sub an item without marking as out of stock? If so how?
Can I do this without ruining my odds of being a pro shopper? (I feel like this is prolly a no but doesn't hurt to ask)
Decent book. I liked the kyoshi and yang chen ones better but this one is still good.
HOWEVER
In book 1 (I'm only about... 60% through it so dont spoil it)
>!when sozin was at the library of wan shi tong, a VERY minor detail pointed out that he had perused a scroll about different bending techniques including lightning redirection BUT MY MANS IROH INVENTED THAT OVER 100 YEARS LATER.!<
sorry. Its a minor detail but it was irking me.
Our radio has been silent for like 2 weeks now. Not complaining but its def weirdly quiet on ON now lol no loud ads or Kirby Gwen and friends screeching at us all hours. The PA still works so its not the speakers but has anyone else had this?
So I'm driving as a second income (no more than 3-4 hrs a day) and I'm tracking miles on everlance.
Explain like I'm 5
How does the mileage work? Lets say i make 5k this year to put a number on it. Ive tried googling it but I'm even more confused. I'm also assuming to hold 30% of all earnings to pay in on taxes (Google said thats a good estimate) so if there's a different number and should be holding more or less lmk. I'm in MI if that makes any difference.
Every payday is a full mental breakdown for me. I'm working on picking up a second job and am doordashing as well. I cannot fathom how anyone can live on just walmart alone unless they're TL or higher.
Edit to add: between my wife and I, we make too much money for SNAP and we dont have kiddos either.
I had to fill out a form for jury duty last week (doesn't mean I'll actually need to but wanna make sure I know whats up) and was wondering how i would go about getting the day(s) off I'd need for it?
I'm normally grocery team (ON stock) but once a week I get stuck in dairy cause they only have 3 or 4 people (not including myself). Out of those, only the one who floats between frozen and dairy based on coverage works. The rest just yap. I feel like I'm pulling 80% of the weight cause I'm loading up my cart and they're just half filling and chit chatting. Its annoying af. Mostly just wanted to vent. Also wanted to ask, how do I tell my boss I don't wanna work dairy at all anymore without sounding like I can't work on a team? I just can't do this team.