u/SeasonsWaitingOnYou

I am trying to make a to eat list with restaurants and coffee shops. On my phone I can add emojis and tags and I see it but on my web browser it's just the red arrow.

Any ideas?

Not necessarily somewhere to eat but wanting to recreate an SF staple.

I know it's just bread, butter, and cinnamon but wondering if anyone has any more guidance or specifics?

I posted similar to /r/seattle before. I loved walking around Brooklyn, sunset in SF, Mississippi Ave in Portland, etc. Basically a mixture of residential + shops in nice safe neighborhoods.

What is the Seattle equivalent? Up and down Fremont St area?

Wild Zero or Genesis or something else? or leave it on a high note?

I remember this interview vividly because of how funny it was but it seemingly is fully scrapped from the internet? I feel insane but have a lot of tidbits about it

• Pretty sure it aired 2/13/15 https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4429190/

• It was on the Today Show and Al Roker was there with 3 others.

• One of the jokes Triumph said was Al Roker looked like someone forgot to water Al Roker because of his weight loss

• The other host (Kathy Hoda I think) was like wow you're raunchy and Al said because it's Triumph the Insult Dog

Here's the video but gone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axuwF4JQ7kU

and an article about it https://laughingsquid.com/triumph-the-insult-comic-dog-returns-to-conan-to-share-jokes-that-were-censored-by-nbc-and-the-today-show/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

I love and have been with my partner for 2 years and no signs of slowing down really. She's always been supportive but sometimes fall short of when I need it.

I recently had a traumatic experience losing someone and the most I got was a sorry. I talked more about this person and the most I got was again sorry (Not leaning on her for therapy)

In contrast, my longtime friend from a different friend group chatted about them, asked my favorite memories of them, helped me grieve (completely platonic in all capacities)

We communicated this and her style of responses just falls a little short in this area despite being wondering in every other.

tldr
am I overthinking it?

I take this road home every day and cross over these train tracks at Cutting BLVD in Richmond, CA.

The area is a little rough but I'm use to it. Today I saw a handful of people with tripods and cameras set up to take photos.

Was it a special train passing by around 5pm or just some enthusiasts in town? Not my world or forte so asking out of curiosity.

http://coxy.squarespace.com/prototype-railroads/gallery-richmond-pacific-rprc-121805/

Driving along 680 to Dublin from Martinez. Love diner food that have cozy mom & pop vibes.

I see Chic's Donut and Sugar Plum Coffee so far but open to other suggestions.

Family haven't gone in forever and at a point in life I can afford a trip without skimping. Last time we took a Chinese airline (not necessarily a bad thing) but to penny pinch we had like a 10 hour layover there and another back.

Ideally the least difficult/most direct/comforting airline? We don't really fly much in general so not much to compare to.

edit - OUTTA SFO

ALL SOLD KEEPING UP TO LEAVE FOR FEEDBACK

https://www.zillow.com/apartments/el-cerrito-ca/10701-san-pablo-ave/ChV85G/

They're underpriced and always showing as open. I am apt hunting and just wondering what the red flags actually are?

I am aware I am on /r/creditcards but there isn't one for debits and I am on the same boat. I mainly use my credit card for all my transactions.

I had 4 large loans I needed to pull over the past few years and finally received a settlement and can pay them all off. Since they're loans I can't use my credit card.

With that I am wondering if there are any debit cards I could use to maximize any rewards/points?