u/Welcome_2_Chillis

I had my first day today, and it was about 8 hours. But for the last 3 or 4 hours, my legs/feet were absolutely killing me. I mean really bad pain. I wanted to know if yall had any tips or ideas to help?

I'm working BOH, so it's a lot less moving around then FOH. I bought comfy shoes (from what I know), and I'm getting compression socks tonight, so hopefully that helps.

I also have POTS, so standing for​ long periods is even harder on me and increases my heart rate and blood pools in my legs easier.

Thanks for reading!

Tomorrow is my first day at CFA and I'm working BOH full time. What should i expect to be put on tomorrow? I get there at 5:30 and I go till 2. What will I be doing? My friends say probably nuggets.

Honestly pretty nervous/scared. I really don't want to mess anything up, and I feel so clueless and just useless.

Friends: Busy, GF: out of town + no service, Family: Going to a movie I don't care about.

What should I do? I have a car, so I could go out, if you have any ideas for that.

ALL SUGGESTIONS WELCOME!

Just got hired at CFA for BOH and my first day of training is supposed to be next week. I completed the orientation and food safety online training, and I still feel severely unprepared.

What are your top tips and tricks if you had to start over? What about the menu do I need to memorize? What are some things that are maybe more important vs less important? Anything is appreciated! Thanks!

I just got hired as a full time worker in BOH and I just want to know if there's anything I should be aware of at this job? I'll most likely be doing open shift, as well. I have some friends that work at a different CFA and they always glaze it as the best job ever, but they also work FOH. I'm worried I won't be able to learn everything fast enough or that I won't get along with my coworkers. I'm also worried about how strict the rules are, I feel like I'll make one slip up and get fired.

It sounds like this location is/was pretty desperate for BOH workers, since their main guy is going on vacation the month of August.

Any advice is welcome and appreciated. Thank you!

I'm 18 and finding a job is hard, but I know that Chick fil a is a good work environment and I'd be constantly busy. My question is this: will I be able to get ENOUGH hours working full time? I'm hoping for 8 to 10 hour shifts 5 days a week. Plus I want to know how FLEXIBLE they are with full time employees. Personally I'd like a little higher pay, but with the food + good work environment, I can't really complain. (I also have friends who already work there part time, and know someone who used to run a chic fil a, who could give me a recommendation/reference)

What are your thoughts? Should I apply?

I'm very picky with what I choose to draw, and that often results in me not creating. I either scroll looking for a reference forever, or just stare at a blank page. Part of it is that i'm getting back into art and sketching after having not done anything for a while, but I've always had this problem.

How can I stop being so picky, and just DRAW. Or what are some ideas of what I should draw

So, I have a player who's character is an "outlaw" type, who just wanders around and doesn't really like anyone. But this has caused some problems for me as a DM, because "his character" just goes off for his own wants and gains and in a way, makes the rest of the party follow him because we don't want to split the party. I don't want to be that guy to confront him outside of the session and tell him he can't play that kind of character, but It does cause quite a few problems with playing the game. Are there any IN GAME ways to make his character more attached to the rest of the party and get him to kind of communicate and play better?

I have a player who keeps using an ability (i forgot the name, so my apologies) to turn invisible and he keeps using this to just cheese every encounter I try to give. He also has a couple other abilities he keeps using, either in combat or out, that keep just ruining my encounters, as well as stopping the other players from interacting with the encounters and problem solving themselves.

What is some advice for players that cheese things all the time, as well as specifically invisibility.

Quick rundown is this: My girlfriend is out of town, and 4th of July is kind of our thing, so it's got me down and I don't have anything to do today/night. I'm 18, so no bars, and I don't really just want to go to a local firework show by myself.

How do I beat this mood? Where could I go or what can I do?

"He felt it. The thing he always felt at this recurring point in his life. Not only did he feel it, but he saw it. In his rearview mirror. Not only then and there but later somewhere else. Out the window, he saw it. In the bathroom mirror, looking back at him with eyes which no longer looked the same. He wasn’t sure how he saw it, but he did. Driving away from something that didn’t matter, and towards something that mattered even less, he saw it. Behind him, the sunset, melting into the earth, and producing colors that no man has ever put a name to. He saw that, too, in his side mirrors, but that’s not the thing he could see. No, it’s not at all the thing he could see, feel, smell, taste, and almost touch but not quite. The thing he felt deep within, not only his chest, but his heart, was escape. The thing he craved and his soul frothed at the mouth for was something which will be put simply in one word but cannot truly be summed up by a thousand, escape. He wanted to turn around, but not to go back to where he was, because that was even worse than where he was going. He wanted and craved and frothed and pleaded with himself to get out. Out of this town, out of this state, this country, this world, this skin and bones, and into something real. What did that mean, nobody knows, surely not him, but it needed to happen. If could not get out, he would surely die. Not a physical death, but that of the spirit. The death of humanity. The death of self. He felt the lump in his throat and the knots in his chest, ready to burst from his flesh, but did nothing. For he knew that running away would do nothing, and that no drug or experience would fix this feeling. Because more than to run away, he wanted out."

I really appreciate any and all criticism and advice! I don't know if my language/imagery is vivid enough, or even too vivid. I also was wondering if I use repetition too much, as well as if I kept writing would it feel like it's dragging on?

Ideas/crits outside of that are also welcomed, though!

So, I've always wanted to try a Mohawk, but my hair is a little past my shoulders and the one time I tried, I couldn't get my hair to stay up. (I was using gorilla snot brand). The sides of my hair isn't cut off, so i know it'd be a fo-hawk, but i still would love to try.

Q: how (if it's possible) can i get my long hair to stay firm and straight? How do I structure it? Sorry if these are obvious questions, I'm just a newbie.

I want to take my girlfriend on a date tomorrow, but I'm not sure where to go. I'm not feeling dinner, and we're both 18 so neither of us drink. It'd be at about 6 PM till who knows when. Any and all ideas are appreciated! Even something as simple as a good spot for a picnic or the best view. But events are also welcome. Thanks!

At the beginning of this year i read All Quiet On The Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque, and I've been trying to find something that hits the same spot. It wasn’t necessarily the setting of war or the time period, but the emotions and thoughts it provoked in me. It made me think deeper about the purpose of war and how much we should trust those in power. It also made me think about the value of life or individual persons.

I don't know exactly what I'm looking for, so I apologize.

But for lack of a better term, the "vibes" were just right with that book.

Thanks for the help!!🫶