u/RoughEvidence

If there were a stock just like Nvidia, how would you trade it?

If you were given $500,000, how would you trade in the stock market?

If price wasn't an issue, what would you choose?

23 year old here that's been going to Bayside Community Church for a while, but has been wanting a change outside of Christianity that feels a bit corporate. I live in Palmetto, but am willing to go as far north as St. Pete or as far south to Sarasota. Suggestions welcome! Thank you!

23 year old here who starts Stetson Law in the fall trying to find a good church to attend with a decent number of young adults and young adult groups. Also, please don't recommend me a megachurch.

Hi guys! My iron level tested normal (41 mcg/dL). However, my ferritin was low (5 mcg/dL) and I was prescribed iron pills. Any suggestions on how to get it up besides the pills? Also, how much does my exercise performance get affected by this? I’m 23 and have heavy periods and the doctor was also talking about potentially prescribing birth control. I’m overweight and wanna lose weight, but I also recognize that may not be beneficial. Maybe i should eat a mostly protein diet?

I just joined a kickboxing gym too lol.

Title. I don’t wanna be walking blocks or have to pay for parking. 😭

Bonus points if they have good matcha.

Wondering because I’m going to school in the fall where I’ll basically be typing all day. I just wanna do kickboxing as a hobby, maybe around 2-3 times a week.

I went to two different gyms and I had a third reach out lol, so I might go there next. I'm leaning towards signing up for a student membership at the second gym since the experience felt more personalized, cleaner, is geared towards kickboxing/Muay Thai specifically, and it'll only be five minutes from the law school I'm going to.

I sucked at it and my form had to be corrected multiple times, but I enjoyed it! As someone who's generally pretty unathletic and overweight, I'm looking forward to taking fitness more seriously. I managed to lose around 40 pounds, but since then, I've been pretty stagnant, and wanted to try something new to help with the remaining weight I want to lose. I'm looking forward to trying a sport as someone who has never gotten into them even if I don't end up doing anything competitively.

Incoming student for law school and was wanting to hear the thoughts on Jag Corps from people who are in it because I am considering it as a potential option. I also want to know the likelihood of getting one tour overseas if I just do the four-year contract?

What is the likelihood of getting to go overseas with a four-year contract?

Hi guys. I want to get into kickboxing this summer as someone who wants to lose weight and form a fitness habit. I’ve contacted three different gyms regarding a beginner’s kickboxing class and only Gracie has gotten back to me. However, from what I hear on TikTok, it’s a bit corporate or cult-like? Idk. I want the general opinion.

Maybe the other gyms will get back to me soon idk.

If you don't have a significant amount of savings, do you just go into credit card/loan debt for food, housing, etc? How are you guys providing for yourselves if you're not working?

Linking this for anyone who wants it: https://discord.gg/BSkhXbRb5M

I do believe the school is going to make a LinkedIn for us soon, but until then, this is what we have lol.

I did a thread on underrated law schools a while back and thought it'd be fun to do the opposite of that. What are some schools that you think punch below their ranking?