u/Thick-War820

My newborn son’s foreskin doesn’t fully cover the penis head, only about 80%. It is also easily retractable at birth and sometimes retracts on its own in his diaper from his movement.

At our 2 day appt they had him see a pediatrician who said in 30 years they’ve never seen this before but it’s likely nothing to worry about.

I’m a little shocked, is this that uncommon? Does anyone have a similar experience? We are first time parents over worrying about many things and this has spooked us a bit. We hope he is ok.

Can’t eat anything else at all. Assume it would be free for life, and instantly appear hot and fresh when you wanted it. Can also only be an item so don’t mention a restaurant name.

Think life span people!!

People are worried about ai taking reddit's pie, but think about, what made AI functional?

Reddit is the single most cited website by AI since inception, and there's no denying that (unfortunately) more and more people are using AI daily. But i don't think that's bad for reddit.

Information changes every second, minute, day. New tax laws, new snowboards, new cars, new makeup, new software, new tech, new restaurants in your local community, new this, new that. And every day, people have new questions regarding these things. 

AI cant answer questions (well) about new tax laws, or the newest snowboard, unless detailed breakdowns already exists on the internet. I've tried it and it sucks for these things. So where is the best place to go to ask or lookup questions bout these new things? Reddit.   

So no matter what, people have to come to reddit first to ask. Information is updated on this site daily, and it all organized by topic. And if AI wants to reference this new info instantaneously, they must pay reddit to do so.

Reddit made a deal with google for 60m in 2024, and to me at the time this was the proof of concept of a 6B company's moat to a 2.5T behemoth. I expect big things within the next few months. Brace yourselves bagholders.

I'm back in with 2300 shares @ 146.

I was watching ufc over the weekend and when I saw Robert Whittaker mention Reddit in his post fight interview I felt a tingle in my lower abdomen. Maybe it was the 9 shots of Tito’s vodka or maybe it was the fact that my high school crush’s exposed left knee was a few inches from my exposed right knee, but regardless I knew something (the stock) was going to rise.

Wonder if Reddit has considered paying C list celebrities attending A list events a few thousand to name drop in interviews, ROI would be astounding.

I was comparting apples to apples seats and in some cases tickets are 60% cheaper. I could fly to Vegas and see him for about the same price and maybe make a trip out of it. I've been to Levi's 5 times, even saw him at his last concert there, and not a huge fan of the stadium. I am a big fan of summer in Vegas (spend a day at the pool), but I've never been to Allegiant. Anyone have any thoughts about this? Is Allegiant a nice Stadium compared to Levi's? Will the sound quality and general experience at the concert be better there?

They all keep putting Reddit at the top of the list and most likely to be added when I ask, but I’m not sure if it’s because of my constant questions about Reddit stock. I know LLMs can be yes-men based on previous inquiries so I’m thinking it’s just telling me what I want to hear.