u/Tacticiannnn

A buddy turns 21 in a couple days and I move up the day prior so we were wanting to go to some bars. What are your recs for best dive bars, best cocktail bars, and best restaurant bars?

My buddy has a birthday coming up and while we have dinner planned, we would like to do something afterwards as well. They’re turning 21, but we have two friends still under drinking age so it has to be cheap and something the under 21s won’t be excluded from. Any suggestions?

Came to town for early job searching ahead of the semester and when running to Walgreens saw a sign on their door saying “Permanently Closed” :( I really enjoyed getting bagel sandwiches there with my friends when visiting them and looked forward to living down the street from that coffee shop

To start, yes I’m going to contact Financial Aid as soon as I can on Monday. I’m in town Monday-Wednesday for job hunting so hopefully can score an in person appointment then. I was looking at what I owe to start the school year (first payment due 7/29) and it shows that I owe $6,025 (tuition, housing, related fees) with $4,340 in aid pending (due to the University Census). I have a soft hold for Math/Quantitative reasoning and am transferring in as a Junior. Do I have to pay that $6,025 and wait for a refund once Census is done? Or do I not get a refund and have the aid added onto the rest of what I owe? (With housing total semester cost is >$10k) Ik they mention a late fee but wasn’t sure if that would still be true with aid being waited on.

Edit: added more context as to what I owe in total and that I have the soft hold.

I (23M) am moving into a UV Double Suite and was just curious if there was anyone organized enough to know an exact count or round about of about how many t-shirts, pants, shorts, pairs of underwear, socks, and pajama pants they were able to store in the dorm without much issue for both Fall and Spring semesters. If any of y’all have a round about or exact number for those, the help would be much appreciated!

A while back (maybe a year or longer) I was bit by a dog owned by a house that borders my apartment complex’s parking lot. It was one small bite at the ankle and when I screamed/yelled at it out of shock it ran off.

Due to it not continuing to attack me, I got in my fiancees car and we went to the ER to get it treated. It was small enough of a wound they just flushed it and gave it a lite wrap. When I went to work the following day or the day after that I recounted the story and a (now ex) coworker told me I should have reported it to the police so the dog could be put down and she was angry enough to basically yell that she would ask to shoot the dog herself.

I ask this because I saw on a different social media site people talking about what to do if a dog is charging you and some people said they’d kill it for simply charging them, and it reminded me of the interaction with that coworker. There has been no incidents since I was bit (that I’m aware of) and the owners have installed a completely new fence since. Obviously I’m not going to report it this late out, but I’m curious if I actually the AH in the scenario compared to what my coworker thinks I should have done. I would have hated knowing I got a dog killed though.

Edit: misremembered how I was bandaged and fixed it to be accurate to the story

As the title reads, my long term (8 years+) partner (f23) and I (m22) are thinking of opening up our relationship. We primarily want to as we both identify as something other than straight but have never had romantic or sexual encounters that weren’t straight. However, I’m worried about if we try and say we can only be with the same sex and try and define an eligible partner for each other too strictly that may come off rude to any non-cis individuals. We haven’t discussed it more than once so far, and I was curious how I should bring that up the next time we do. We definitely want to set clear boundaries, but I’m worried about offending potential partners of either of ours if any of them pertain to the gender expression of people we can be with.

Edit: fixed typo