▲ 24 r/pacers

How good is Kelly Oubre

I only keep up and watch pacer games to be honest with you guys. I haven’t seen much of him in the past few years so idk what kinda player he is. Is he going to fill that 6th man role Benn had? Is he more of a slasher or facilitator, how’s his defense?

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u/Smooth-moves-317 — 12 days ago
▲ 20 r/Jazz

Artists similar to Lonnie Liston Smith?

He’s who I go to when I take a walk downtown or in nature, and when I need to calm down or get really anxious 😇 who are some similar, spacey kinda artists?? I found his Live album on record and the way he builds the songs up is crazyy. I really like Roy Ayers a lot too.

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u/Smooth-moves-317 — 23 days ago

Public transportation is important

I’ve heard several people who complain about the roads being bad that the city will spend money on new bus lines, when “only 3 percent of the city uses it!”

Just using a statistic without even looking deeper. First off, that three percent needs to use the bus for work, getting groceries, everything. Second off, if our infrastructure was better and supported intermingling between communities, we could have bus lines all the way out to Carmel and Greenwood, more departing/arriving times, increasing the number of people that can benefit from it. Now with gas prices going up and up, these same people could really benefit from public transportation, but instead want to put it down.

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u/Smooth-moves-317 — 26 days ago

Doctors appointments

One little minor positive is that I can go to the doctors and everything without taking any time off work…I’ve been to the doctors several times in the past 1-2 months and haven’t been like damn good thing I don’t work 2nd or first or I’d be losing money right now.

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u/Smooth-moves-317 — 1 month ago

Right PCNL?

My last time bothering you guys with this. I was told laser lithotripsy at first, but due to my history with a upj, they want to make sure it’s working properly, and having 3 big ass stones, they want to do a right PCNL. I’ve had pyleoplasty and it sounds like this will be a level below it. Even if it’s a harder road I will take it 🫡

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u/Smooth-moves-317 — 1 month ago

Having your own place

I wish the economy wasn’t so bad, because then I’d suggest every nightshifter to get their own place.

A unspoken struggle is when you’re living under someone else’s roof. 9 times out of 10 you’re going to be the one compromising. Wanna make that meal at 3 am on your day off? Tough luck. People wake you up during your sleep in the day? You just have to accept it.

Once I got my own place the freedom is something else. Do what I want, when I want. My sleep improved due to not being around loud people. Granted I can’t vacuum at 3 am, but I’m not having to abide by someone else.

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u/Smooth-moves-317 — 1 month ago
▲ 968 r/Indiana+1 crossposts

A year of walking downtown Indianapolis

I always thought Indy was boring and lame, but then I started walking downtown after work everyday and got to see the real beauty of this city. These pics are some of my favorite spots I’ve found so far!

u/Smooth-moves-317 — 1 month ago
▲ 30 r/dayton

I must come back to visit Dayton, it’s gorgeous during falltime

I’m from Indy and am probably the only person I know that’s even visited Dayton. Last year I came into town right by Halloween and was there for 3 days, hiked at yellow springs, went to the antique village, the Dayton Art Institute, and also riverscape park and Cox Arboretum Metropark. I got to throughly enjoy the city. Glen Helen popped up on my feed and it made me so happy to see it…it’s an enchanted forest in fall!!

Dayton was the first city I traveled to by myself as a solo traveler and stayed at for a few days. It will always hold a place in my heart as the city I started my traveling journeys with. :)

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u/Smooth-moves-317 — 1 month ago

How is laser lithotripsy

For reference, I had surgery for a upj back in 2019. I had an overnight stay, stent, and catheter. That fucking catheter was the bain of my existence while at the hospital recovering. The stent didn’t bother me at all really it just felt strange. I’m encouraged due to the fact that I don’t have to stay overnight and no catheter being yanked out of my dong.

How should it go? I plan on stocking up on some gummies to also help with pain in the following days.

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u/Smooth-moves-317 — 1 month ago

Use savings on teeth?

I’ve got about 3.5k saved up. Just paid rent. I live in the Midwest and managed to snag a studio for 800$ 10 mins away from the city and my work, just a less developed part of town.

I have 3 broken teeth, 2 of those are infected that need removed. I feel like now is the time to get on my teeth. Does this sound feasible? I think I don’t have much of a choice. I want to take care of myself and get back out there and socialize.

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u/Smooth-moves-317 — 1 month ago

Dentists that don’t take BP

Went to the IU school of dentistry already stressed, and the environment was extremely tense, I get anxiety real bad and my blood pressure spiked right on the border to where they couldn’t work on me. They rapid fire took my blood pressure like 3 times instead of waiting, I about broke down crying. Once I got into screening and it was 10 mins later my pressure was low enough to get worked on but they didn’t even give me a date for extraction.

So I just need a place that isn’t going to turn me down, I need a few infected teeth gone, and want them out. I’ve got a little bit of money saved up. Thank you for your help

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u/Smooth-moves-317 — 1 month ago

Kidney stones and now high blood pressure

I went to the emergency dentist granted I was stressed tf out, and I have 4 stones right now.

They said my blood pressure is 160/100 and I couldn’t even get my teeth worked on without my blood pressure going down I’m only 25

I damn near wanted to cry in front of these student dentists lol I’m a sad sad man

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u/Smooth-moves-317 — 1 month ago

Thoughts here?

What’s the most likely outcome here? How long before I pop out this 2mm? Got my CT a couple days ago and haven’t heard back yet. I’ve had 2 stones before; and a pyleoplasty surgery for a UPJ blockage in 2019 on my right kidney, where all of the current stones are located.

u/Smooth-moves-317 — 2 months ago
▲ 86 r/Indiana

Morris Bicentennial Plaza Indianapolis, Indiana

Smack dab in downtown Indy with a basketball court in front of gainbridge. Today is a beautiful day in Naptown. Ready for the pacers to be back in action for sure!!

You’re doing yourself a disservice if you don’t come downtown my fellow Hoosiers

u/Smooth-moves-317 — 2 months ago
▲ 293 r/walking

Your body getting used to more steps

Can anyone else bust out 20,000 steps in a day like it’s nothing now? After walking for the last year or so I find it way easier and obtainable. My feet hardly ever ache afterwards, and I can go 2 hours straight walking if it’s a flat paved surface.

Feeling like the Hercules of walking 🚶🏻

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u/Smooth-moves-317 — 2 months ago
▲ 576 r/Indiana

I hope we never get a Bucees

Hate to say it but I don’t get this obsession with a mega gas station. Sure it’s neat. Would I ever actually make it a point to stop at one on a road trip? Hell no. I’d rather see the worlds largest ball of paint then a Bucees.

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u/Smooth-moves-317 — 2 months ago

Things I can do that dayshift or 2nd shift can’t

I get off at 7 am, meaning I have my whole day. Take a morning walk, go to the grocery store. Don’t have to mess with my schedule for doctors appointments. I’m a traveler and I’ve been able to have full day trips, covering a lot of ground in a city, just because I can drive in and be there at 10 am, then heading home in the evening. It’s never hot when I get off work, and it’s perfect weather. I can hike from 8 AM to 1 PM, it’s not 85 degrees, then go home and unwind and still have more time ahead.

I am thankful for my nightshift spot. Wish I made more money, but I have peace of mind at work and don’t take it home with me. You’ve got to put your own spin on nightshift to embrace it.

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u/Smooth-moves-317 — 2 months ago