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Image 1 — Any info on this Tina Gordon Ram?
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▲ 28 r/NASCARCollectors

Any info on this Tina Gordon Ram?

We've had it about a year. Picked it up at a garage sale last summer because Nascar, but don't know a whole lot else about the truck. Google hasn't been helpful.

u/TheKittyCow — 1 day ago
▲ 0 r/ThriftSavingsPlan

24yo, just over 4 years of gov service, currently SV-G (roughly GS-11 with specific locality considered)

I've been pretty consistently doing the 5% match on a Roth account. I've moved funds around a little based on Favebook group recommendations over the last couple of years and it seems to have played out decently. Thankful to not have needed any loans yet especially with the shutdowns since last fall. The grind keeps on going. Just under a year until full vestment.

u/TheKittyCow — 2 days ago
▲ 15 r/carspotting

Pagani Utopia

Not my photos, seen on the Nebraska Car Spotters Facebook page. Owner 1slocrx is doing a coast to coast road trip from California. Photos were taken in Lincoln NE

u/TheKittyCow — 8 days ago
▲ 122 r/Corvette

SPNK BNK (in honor of Kyle Loftis, 1320Video, from Omaha's Supercar Saturday show)

u/TheKittyCow — 12 days ago
▲ 6 r/FedEmployees

Been in DHS for 4 years, its been my primary career so far with some odds and ends stuff prior after college. Been able to promote reasonably quickly and now hold a supervisory/management position with a little over a year in that specific position. With how everything has been going recently, the mental drain is very real and I've been lowkey window shopping the private sector, specifically sales.

My biggest hold backs right now are salary (when we are actually getting paid), the effort I've gone through to get where I am in such a short time compared to most everyone else at my level, and the benefits. I'm also only a year out from being fully vested in pension.

Local management makes it a real day-to-day struggle at my work place, on top of everything else from DHS as a whole. The last few months have been significantly worse than anything prior. Moving agencies isnt a major option right now. Nor is relocating for at least another year. I grew up being told federal service is safe and secure and I'm just really torn on if I should keep thugging it out or if I should just jump ship now and start over again. For context I am married in my mid twentys. $42k give or take TSP.

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u/TheKittyCow — 24 days ago