Do they put something gold in it or what? 🤣
And why are so many people still willing to pay for it? Is it because they genuinely like the food, or do they just want to feel connected to their favourite influencers and post it on Instagram? 😅
Like… protein yoghurt and mochi cake?
Does anyone know how to join these Adidas running club events? I've seen posts where people seem to get free Adidas shoes. Is that actually part of the event or just for selected runners?
I just found the best beef pho spot in Auckland. So good on a cold day. 🤤 I'll definitely try their banh mi next time.
📍Happy Vietnamese
Tried a new Vietnamese restaurant on Queen Street. The flavours were quite mild and not spicy at all. I ordered the crispy pork, but it wasn't very crispy. Overall, it was okay, but I was expecting more flavour and a crispier texture.
I commented on their Instagram post asking if there were still spots available because I was interested in joining and learning from other content creators. My comment was deleted. I then asked why my comment was removed, and that comment was also deleted.
I'm a bit confused because the event is promoted as an Asian creator networking event, and I was simply asking about availability and expressing interest in connecting with other creators.
From what I can see on Instagram and previous event posts, the organizers and many attendees appear to be from the Filipino community. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that. I enjoy Filipino culture, food, and people, so please don't misunderstand my intention.
What I don't understand is why a simple question about joining the event would be removed twice. If the event is open to Asian creators, why would questions about availability be deleted?
Has anyone here had experience with this group or attended their events before? Am I missing something? I'm genuinely interested in meeting other creators and learning from them, which is why I asked in the first place.
I sometimes look for jobs on SJS.
I was messaging an employer there today. He suddenly got angry and said I sounded like an AI and spam. I felt like he might be a dangerous person, so I’m glad I’m not going to work with him.
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Has anyone had any weird experiences?
Whenever one of my favorite music groups comes to New Zealand, I apply for media access as a photographer. I've been doing this for a while now, but I've never been successful with Live Nation.
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I'm curious if anyone here has actually been approved for a photo pass through them. If so, what was your experience?
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Do they mainly work with established media outlets, photographers they already know, or people with industry connections? Or is there something specific they're looking for in applications that I'm missing?
Would love to hear from anyone who's managed to get access. 😅
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Thanks!
$7.90 for this tiny Korean hotdog 😭
You guys are not a fine dining restaurant 🤣