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Hi everyone, I went and drove A Lexus at a Toyota dealership and thought the front glass was a little bit weird. I felt like I was seeing ridges on the glass that werent properly sitting so was bending the outside world if that makes sense LMAO. It felt a little bit like when you wear glasses that aren’t perfectly your prescription so it messes with your eyes

Is this something that’s just totally in my head? Or has anyone else experienced something similar? I am kind of picky so I’m wondering if I’m just being too picky here thanks.

So I’m looking at a used 2019 Lexus ES 350 and I really liked this car just based off of its images. However, there’s five previous owners with second owner using it for 12 days, third having it for a a month and a half. Fourth owner is a little bit weird. The state changed, the data source says dealer listing, and then after a year it becomes an auto auction. The fifth owner, the state changed again and they had it for nine months.

I’m just confused as to how many people actually owned it and if these are red flags that I should run away from

My first time buying a car and any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much.

There were like two or three plays where Julius Randall or Gobert literally boxed Wemby out of the way from being able to block the shot. I think that’s a big key that we can use Hartenstein and Jay will for.

It is weird that the wolves went to it twice, it worked, and then never went to it again.

Thoughts?

Title. Wemby shuts down the paint and SGA is going to draw help to an easy kick out corner three. A Joe Cane lineup would be amazing counter to their defense. I also don’t think we played the Spurs with Jared McCain so it should be an interesting monkey wrench to throw

hello, trying to decide between two programs right now. One school has true pass fail, but students have told me that the in-house exams are largely irrelevant and force you to learn additional material outside of the NBME. The school has a two year pre-clerkship with longitudinal rotations. The other school has quartile rankings and has NBME exams and in-house exams that closely align with NBME. students have been mixed and some have told me that your quartile rank isn’t a big deal, but others have said that it adds stress. It has a 1.5 year pre-clerkship with traditional rotations. Which one would you pick?

hello, trying to decide between two programs right now. One school has true pass fail, but students have told me that the in-house exams are largely irrelevant and force you to learn additional material outside of the NBME. The school has a two year pre-clerkship with longitudinal rotations. The other school has quartile rankings and has NBME exams and in-house exams that closely align with NBME. students have been mixed and some have told me that your quartile rank isn’t a big deal, but others have said that it adds stress. It has a 1.5 year pre-clerkship with traditional rotations. Which one would you pick?

Hello, trying to decide between two programs right now. One school has true pass fail, but students have told me that the in-house exams are largely irrelevant and force you to learn additional material outside of the NBME. The school has a two year pre-clerkship with longitudinal rotations. The other school has quartile rankings and has NBME exams and in-house exams that closely align with NBME. students have been mixed and some have told me that your quartile rank isn’t a big deal, but others have said that it adds stress. It has a 1.5 year pre-clerkship with traditional rotations. Which one would you pick?

Hi all, thankfully I’ve gained two MD acceptances. But struggling to decide. The first school is objectively the better school. It has a more modern curriculum, seems to have better funding and it has more residency options and it’s closer to home. However, I felt like I vibed more with the people from the second school at the preview day, And I really like the city of the second school a lot more as well along with the patient population. Any advice?

They’re both ranked relatively equally just for context and they have a similar price for tuition

Hi all, thankfully I’ve gained two MD acceptances. The first school is objectively the better school. It has a more modern curriculum seems to have better funding and it has more residency options and it’s closer to home. However, I felt like I vibed more with the people from the second school at the preview day, And I really like the city of the second school a lot more as well along with the patient population. Any advice?

They’re both ranked relatively equally just for context.

Hi all I’ve been accepted to two schools and I’m wondering which one to pick. One school has a true pass fail system for the pre-clerkship. And the other one has pass fail, but with quartile rankings. If I’m trying for a competitive specialty, is there an advantage to one over the other. thank you