u/Sweet_Brief6914

As a quick disclaimer: I have no issues with people using VPN and circumventing the SBMM in Warzone because it could be too unforgiving and some people just want to have fun and play in easier lobbies. It's not a problem.... unless someone does implicitly and tries to come off as a "warzone pro". I distinctly remember the first guy ever to been caught using VPN and playing in bot lobbies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFnyjwLIADU and he was called out for it when the tool became mainstream, and he came out and apologized and admitted to having used VPN to get easy lobbies to get kills anad it is what it is and he won't do it again. I respect this.

But the guy in the video, so-called "Warzone Pro Coach" took this shit to new levels. He has these "coaching" videos and he also offers "coaching services" to newbies or people who just started playing the game and he's passing himself as a "Warzone Pro" while showing videos in bot lobbies playing against newbie players or less skilled ones. He also conveniently leaves the part that he is commentating over the video and is providing feedback and wants his content to look like he's live-commenting on his stuff, and on top of that, he only shows fantastic clips where he is killing other players.

And when he's called out on it or when he is asked to provide feedback of his incredible gameplay during a Ranked game, he immeditealy resorts to cheap shots and insults and dodges the question altogether.

I can tell you without a shred of a doubt, as someone who's been iridescent in Warzone consistently with no cheats whatsoever that if this guy plays Ranked Warzone the same way he's preaching, he'll get shit on left and right.

IDK I thought I'd point it out because I think it's such shitty behavior.

I've been on the medication now for 3 months straight, that's 90 days in total. For the first 60 days, I think I ate the cleanest I've ever eaten in my life. A simple meal of vegetables and chicken + nuts and milk at night. I lost a whopping 17kg in the process (37lbs) and it's going wonderfully.

I'll be honest. My habits with eating changed radically. I went from eating volumnious junky or healthy food 3 or 4 times a day to only eating twice, small portions. I was shocked for the first few weeks at how much less food I needed than what I actually thought.

Month 3 has been tough. My job has become stressful and I kinda felt a bit depressed and I started eating junky food and delivery. But my digestive system was having none of that.

The first time I ordered KFC 2 weeks ago, I think I experienced the most painful feeling in my intestines and stomach ever. It's like the stuff wouldn't get digested and it hurt so much. I couldn't just sit down, I had to throw up and visit the toilet multiple times. It was the exact same reaction when I tried chips or any kind of junk food. Even off the medication. My stomach would start hurting me and I'd be visting the toilet regularly. I think it's ruined, I can't eat junk food or processed stuff anymore, which is a good thing, and I hope it stays like this. Have y'all had an experience like this as well?

Meet johnny. Johnny is low-key obsessed with Elon's aura and his biggest aspiration is to ultimately buy a Tesla. He can't help but start fangirling every time he sees a cyber truck calling it an exquisite piece of engineering and he can't stop talking about how Musk is gonna make us a multi planetary civilization. Johnny bought a cheap electric car becsudd he wants to "work his way to a Tesla". He has a fond memory of reading his book once on a summer escape vacation when he was a teenager and he said that that book changed his life and he loves how impressive he is, that he juggles so many companies and so many responsibilities effortlessly haha. He loves that he gets to make so much money and "look at what he did to Twitter, now it's more successful than ever". He loves that xAI exists and Grok is an innovation for AI in the right path.

I usually just feed into it and start talking about his latest news without attacking him or Elon. I'm socially cautious so I usually avoid inflammatory comments. But recently I dunno I just chose violence I think. I thought I'd switch it up a little bit and see what he'll do. Pop his bubble, sort to speak.

He was GIDDY the F UP about the SpaceX IPO and he couldn't wait for it to happen. I asked him what he knew or Elon's market manipulation, I could sense he became instantly defensive, I asked him if he knew that xAI is part of SpaceX and is bleeding money, I also asked him how Elon makes so much money and explained to him how he takes loans and puts his stocks as collateral. I asked him what Elon did to Tesla against its shareholders during that period when everyone hated him. I asked him about his promises of taking us to Mars, the boring company, robots, and the next big thing he's about to create and what kind of market hype he wants to pump.

Let's say he got extremely uncomfortable. It was strange. I don't understand why he idolized him so much. He idolized him to the point that he wouldn't even wanna think about what he did wrong and to him Elon is always right? It was very strange. The Nazi salute, the racist comments .. etc I just opened that can of worms and I wish I could've taken a photo of him. He was denial embodied basically.

When the space x stock crashed and everyone rag pulled, I asked bluntly about how much money he lost and he didn't answer me.

Poor Johnny. Don't be like johnny.

This feels like a change for the sake of changing, I described the colleague that he teamed up with as the most lifeless corporate guy that I know because unfortunately all this guy knows how to do is throw corporate jargon that makes me laugh like synergy, efficiency, collaboration and output vs input costs and returns on investment.

I've designed a process that worked for the past 2-3 years. This process is to the point, no fluff, no additional unnecessary garbage, pretty standard and most importantly, it works. It integrates well with our company-wide systems and it's been hitting milestones and KPIs quarter after quarter. Our accounting books have never looked cleaner and we've never accomplished this faster.

In comes this guy with his auditing experience and he proceeded to put forth a process that I can only call... cringe. I think we went from 5-7 steps in total depending on complexity to around 15.

They sold this to upper management and they loved it. Now they're shipping it down everyone's throats and I wasn't even asked or told that this is happening, even though you could clearly see my process as its backbone broken up and pieced together awkwardly.

I'm kinda snarly about this because a part of me is mad they didn't even ask my feedback since I'm the one that created the former process, and because it wasn't broken, why fix it? And most importantly, it kinda makes my blood boil that they're shipping this like it's some novelty or some fantastic change where in reality it's the most restarted shit ever. I was just wondering how I could proceed because I'm just infuriating silently when they both start buddy-buddy about it and stroking each other's..... you know what I mean.

I'm not the best player, but I do what I can, I have 4 ED in pubs and 2.9 in Ranked, I've been having a blast in Fortune's Keep. I play Warzone a lot with my cousini who's as good as me. But, I have one condition for Ranked: the audio must function exactly like it does right now in Fortune's Keep or in BO6 Season 1 Verdansk Ranked (reboot). Those 2 had perfect experience for me and I played Ranked night and day and had a blast.

I hate Haven's Hollow with passion. I simply refuse to play a map designed for Zombies.

I tried playing a few Rebirth games and my teammates were really confused and quesitoning a lot of my plays, and in my head, I literally could not hear any footsteps, parachutes, running, or anything in-between. I die deaths I'd simply never experience in Fortune's Keep. Every death in FK made sense, there are so many better players than me and they outgun me, in Rebirth, 80% of my deaths were due to audio, someone is sprinting or a team is hauling ass and I only see them once they open fire. That's it, if I have to pick only Fortune's Keep every time I queue up, I'd rather not play.

And top it all off, cheaters are finally back, it took them a week to crack Richochet, and now I die to blatant aimbotters and wallhackers every other game, which makes it all the more typical. .I remember in Verdansk, I made it to Crimson too, it was fantastic, I had so much fun, until I started dying to cheaters, literally every game. So I just gave ujp.

I was seriously looking into grinding further to Iridescent, but I'd happily stop here. Either this or I lose my mind playing.

Gen Z and some millennials are completely disenchanted with the boomer work culture, WFH went from a perk to the new norm of doing things for a very good reason, with the advancement of technology and how much computer-based a lot of white color has become, it doesn't make sense to physically go to an office building and do the same thing while you can still accomplish the same and more from home. The boomer work culture is dead. The idea that one can stay in a job for a decade and be compensated well for it and start a family off of it and have a good life is long gone. Boomers seem unable to wrap their heads around this change. They just can't help themselves. They keep trying to force a generation that grew up scrolling social media from the comfort of their beds that they must come to the office for a more effective team collaboration.

My company was a champion of WFH. Somehow they understood that people had responsibilities and lives outside of their jobs and they respected that. They allowed everyone to work from home and made office presence optional. A lot of people flocked into the company because of this, a lot stayed because of it too, myself included, I turned down many offers because of this particular reason alone.

Unfortunately however, the company ownership is changing hands and the new management have immediately started changing things around that never needed change. They came to this town hall meeting and went completely off rails on a tangent why working from the office is a good thing and why you should not complain about it, since he noticed that a lot of people voiced their concerns.

1-2 weeks after that, around 20% of the employees simply found new jobs. This is unprecedented. I work in middle management and everyone's basically freaking out. A lot of critical functions are left now without anyone attending them and everyone stated the same reason for leaving: they don't like the new management style and most importantly they don't like that their WFH privileges were taken away.

It honestly blows my mind how tone-deaf some managers can be. The company had one of the best retention rate in any other company I've worked at, and I really like staying here due to flexibility and all that, but unfortunately I had to start looking for a new job and hopefully I'll be out of it as well.

Today, I ask you great people to assist me with the release of **Workout With Me!** An app that aims at connecting people through the simple joy of Fitness!

1.Sign up to the Google Groups:

https://groups.google.com/g/askwingman-beta-testers

2.Commit to the beta:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.askwingman

3.Download the app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.askwingman

Please leave a screenshot below and give me your Google Groups and your link to return the facor!

I'm approaching the end of week 8 on my Wegovy treatment, my doctor figured this could be a good solution for my spiraling-out-of-control weight gains from the past few years, and she recommended a few tests before and once I deemed fit, I started injecting it. First injection was April 04, 2026, and now I'm approaching the end of week 8, and next I'll start with the last dosage.

This Wegovy experience has been eye-opening for me. My relationoship with food, the rate at which I lose weight, my energy levels, my hunger, satiety, and many other things have completely changed thanks to this medication.

I'm 13kg lighter (28lbs in American), which is substantial given I'm 30M 176cm (5'11).

You know when Wegovy kicks in and hunger gets out of the equation and you eventually forget all about eating? I was busy doing other things like work, developing an app...etc and I forgot to eat, my reminder to actually put something in my body was when I stood up from my chair and the world did a little 360° spin, that's when I realized, oh, I need to eat something. Went to the kitchen,

• cracked 3 eggs,
• 300g of chicken,
• one onion,
• one paprika,
• some sauce,
• some veggies (carrots..etc),
• one square of cheese
• fried in olive oil, gently

and I just ate that. Then I carried on for the rest of the day.

Here's the funny part. That has been my one and only meal that I've been consistently eating for the past 60 days. It grows larger or smaller depending on what I'm doing for the day. On the days I'm working out or biking to my job, I add 400ml of kefir + 70g of nuts, that's it.

The weight needle has been slowly moving down whenever I eat the above, which is great.

The shocking revelation came was when I added something else on top of the above. I mean, I personally think the above is NOTHING and under normal conditions, this would be an appetizer because I was CONVINCED my body needs this and more! But to my surprise, as soon as I go above that, with just one meal, doens't matter what, the needle the next day won't move and I end up gaining or maintaining weight.

This has taught me that the threshold for my actual real TDEE is a whole lot lower than I anticipated or what the internet tells me it is. The above adds up to around 1400-1700kcal, and I was eating around 2000 - 2300kcal everyday.

My doctor, I visited her 4 times since I started, keeps monitoring me and keeps asking me to start working out and walking more, which I happily obliged. I now walk a lot more and I workout 4-5 times a week depending on the time, my sessions are short, 30 minutes, I hit one muscle group and move on with my life (I f******** HATE THE GYM), and even on those days when I work out, when I thought, "Oh, I need the food to compensate for the energy I spent at the gym", I'm wrong too, I'd still eat the kefir version of my plan and I'd sleep and rest well at night.

IDK did you guys experience something similar?