Is leather jacket in fashion in still?

I'm curious because I see leather jackets being sold in many stores whenever I'm in Germany compared to the US, you hardly see anyone wearing leather jackets. Is it something in style today in Germany?

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u/Willstdusheide23 — 10 hours ago

This market really wants Master degree completed to get an internship

This is ridiculous, 18-20 per hour part time and you need a masters degree completed is crazy. Why are we making this normal? I still have no internship as a rising Senior and don't know I'll get one. I'm nervous about going into this market with no experience and no internship and no way of getting experience in for a legit job.

u/Willstdusheide23 — 1 day ago

Is project management the way to go?

I'm currently a rising Senior in Managerial Economics and Law, I met an Uber driver from Germany that told me I should look into project management and go for it, his son was able to use that role to find better opportunities and other stuff. He basically told me to focus on a specific area and utilize project management as a tool. It was a complex conversation tbh but he really got me thinking about it. How can someone become a project manager with my degree? Is it recommended to get some entry level experience before jumping into project management? Should I take Google Project management certificate or any other courses?

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u/Willstdusheide23 — 2 days ago

Hpw do master programs work for Uni?

I'm currently a rising senior majoring in Managerial Economics Law and Public Policy. I had sent an email about my interest doing a master program but the school sent me basic information and didn't answer my question.

Since my degree is in multiple disciplinary, could I go for a Finance or business management masters program? Since Managerial is a combination of both Economics and Finance? Could I do both but mainly Econ mixed with financial stuff? I'm asking this because I know German Uni are different and have different rules on how people can apply for a major.

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u/Willstdusheide23 — 8 days ago
▲ 112 r/publix

Remember she defrosting soon, the holidays are near

We're half way through July already, once it's August, the holidays will start to build up again and Mariah will be free to steal everyone's souls once more.

You'll hear her screeching in the mornings, noon, night and at home because Publix radio never leaves you.

u/Willstdusheide23 — 8 days ago

Is Stata worth learning beyond class, like for professional field?

I'm currently learning Econometrics and doing Stata weekly assignments. Now I'm curious should I continue to learn Stata on the side to practice and utilize that skill? In Fall I'm learning R Programming since it's the only programming class my school allows me outside of computer basic programming stuff.

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u/Willstdusheide23 — 8 days ago

How can I start my own store with no experience?

I'm 23 and currently a Junior in college. I've been thinking about creating my own mini store because I need extra income and I love to learn more about business operations since I'm studying Managerial Economics. I'm unsure how everything starts out and what I need to begin with?

The reason why I need extra income is because I'm in a homeless situation, living in a hotel, and I want to rebuild my finances and be able to pay for my school, and invest.

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u/Willstdusheide23 — 11 days ago

Is my Airbnb in a good area?;

Sorry for the stupid question but I'm planning my vacation stay in Augsburg since the location will allow me to branch out to other cities. I recently got an AIRBNB on Tunnelstraße and looking on Google maps the exact building is in the construction area, I know Google maps is 4 years behind, does anyone know that area? I want to make sure I'm not being scammed when I arrive there.

I'm also 23 year old student from the US, I've been trying to work on my German, is my broken German ok enough in Augsburg?

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u/Willstdusheide23 — 12 days ago

Why are we paying over 150 dollars for books in the Summer?

The book last up to Jan 8th, but I'm only using this book until the end of summer term, but the school has us paying a full amount for a book that is being used for less than two months. Is there any way around this?

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u/Willstdusheide23 — 13 days ago

Curious anyone medical records ever classified them another race due to blood test?

Recent post made me think about my experience with medical documents and results. When I was at the hospital due to me almost suffering a stroke, they classified me as a white man despite being black passing. I found it funny because the bill collector who was black told me about it, I told them to put me down as black. I thought it was funny tbh. My blood test and medical results was split up with me , saying white man results for certain things and black. This is Georgia where being mixed can be a hassle just because you're mixed. I honestly dealt with racism or being accused of betraying one side.

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u/Willstdusheide23 — 14 days ago

Why do recruiters reach out awkward times?

I recently was reached out for an interview at 2AM. They want the interview on the same day they text me on LinkedIn, there is no scheduling or any space to get things together. I have another one who wants a Zoom meeting, I cannot schedule anything or make any adjustments because I have work and school to do.

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u/Willstdusheide23 — 15 days ago

Ingolstadt or Augsburgs for my vacation?

I'm 23 college student planning a two week vacation in Bavaria. I plan on attending Oktober fest day 1 opening. Then the rest of the trip is to adventure out and visit some places. I'll be renting an Air BNB for the first time and overall a solo traveler experience. I cannot decide where I want to stay between Augsburg or Ingolstadt.

I want to decide based on transportation connections and maybe things to do. Transportation is the main factor because I want to be able to get to and back to Munich Flughafen on time for flight back home.

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u/Willstdusheide23 — 16 days ago
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Need help finding accommodations for two weeks in Munich

I'm 23m from the US, I decided to take my two week vacation in Munich in September. I've been looking around for hostels and other places, with most of the prices being spiked right now, I'm feeling nervous about this trip because I'm a little inexperienced, and I've been to Mannheim Germany as an exchange student. Now I find myself feeling a little nervous about everything being ruined since I cannot find anything lately. I plan on paying whatever amount affordable in late July to early August. Are there any places I can look into? Any student discounts? I already bought my plane ticket to Munich for Sept 17th. I really want this trip to work. Thanks

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u/Willstdusheide23 — 19 days ago
▲ 33 r/German

Anyone else struggle with speaking German for A2-B1 level?

I'm struggling to speak German, this is due to where I live aka the US. I cannot find time or space here to practice speaking German and have nobody to practice with. It's been my main issue thus far and I feel frustrated about it.

I tried apps but people on there treat it like a dating app, it's weird on there. I wish I could practice with anyone my level or native speakers. Is there any way I can practice for my level? Another problem is I would over think German with things I want to say or usually say in English, it's really hard for me sometimes to express myself in German.

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u/Willstdusheide23 — 21 days ago

Emotionally drained and financially struggling

I'm 23 and currently homeless, my father has a car in my name because his previous car broke down due to overusing it for doordash, and relying on doordash as his only main source of income. Now the car in my name is broke because the brake rotor is damaged and he is waiting for the pieces to be delivered in a few days. He refused to get a real job after years of being told to do so and he refused.

I'm in college full time, and working full time. With the car in my name, my credit has dropped significantly due to missed payments and his debt from the apartment that was rented in my name and his and my mom's name. He owes them over 3k dollars.

I paid rent which was agreed to give him 250, I bought utilities, paid my own phone bill at 55, bought my own groceries, paid my own school each term (4 terms and currently owe 3200 this term.

Before going homeless I have my parents extra money I originally saved up for school only so I can be on time with my bills. My dad couldn't make 1000 up for rent last Christmas, so I gave them 1000 dollars. Next month is when his car broke down due to overusing it for doordash and similar jobs. I paid downpayment of 600 dollars. Adding insurance between 50-150. That car is in my name and now broke until he gets the parts delivered. Then months later before I left to study abroad, his checks were garnished due to him refusing to call the loan company he borrowed from, since then he hasn't gotten his job back from Amazon flex, I paid him 674 dollars to bail him out of his garnishment. From there another problem arises due to him not paying rent for a few months, he only had 200 left to pay and decided to give up and allow the family to go homeless. I came back from an abroad program to live in a hotel with them, I cannot go anywhere, my credit dropped from 689 to 399. I have medical bills due to me almost having a stroke due to stress and chronic illness.

I work in retail, making 17 per hour, I cannot save money and haven't been able to recently because my parents keep asking for more money, they had asked 360 one month, 110 for Internet which I don't use, 80 for a car piece, pawning my PS5 which I bought myself two years ago as a Christmas present, I cannot afford to buy my own clothes anymore and I don't have much clothes to wear, I'm wearing the same work clothes to work with pant having a hole in them. I don't know what to do, I have less than a year left of school and it's hard to hold on this long, I'm not eating well anymore when I'm supposed to prevent any stroke symptoms coming back, vitamins efficient diet, not sleeping well due to school and working 40 hours. I cannot drive since I'm half blind due to my parents medical neglect when I was 15-17. How can I keep going and ensure I can make it through financially?

Emotionally I've been unwell for over a decade, since I was 12 I felt isolated from peers and family, my parents never cared I had depression. They once told me I'm a sussie Bit€h and that you don't have it. They said I'm weak and other harsh things when I wanted to hurt myself at 12. At 23 I'm emotionally numb to almost everything, being around my parents is emotionally draining. I have 11 months until I graduate. I'm learning a lot on my own. It took years to realize my father never wanted me to succeed, never wanted me to go to college or have a life. He told me when I was forced to drop out of college that he was hoping I get a regular job, and I didn't get into any colleges and just help him pay bills.

Retracing back at 17, when I was first seen by an eye doctor, they were going to call the CPS because of how bad my vision got. If I knew better what I've been through and how my dad is as a narcissist, I would've spoken up. Emotionally I sometimes want a hug because idk how to express everything I had felt and been through. Last time I had a hug was a good friend during the exchange program, before that it was a long time. I sometimes wished I had a normal family, and often wish I had comfort from parents. It's really hard, I'd just wish I had someone.

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u/Willstdusheide23 — 25 days ago

My credit is bad due to my parents financial irresponsibility

I'm 23 and currently homeless, my father has a car in my name because his previous car broke down due to overusing it for doordash, and relying on doordash as his only main source of income. Now the car in my name is broke because the brake rotor is damaged and he is waiting for the pieces to be delivered in a few days. He refused to get a real job after years of being told to do so and he refused.

I'm in college full time, and working full time. With the car in my name, my credit has dropped significantly due to missed payments and his debt from the apartment that was rented in my name and his and my mom's name. He owes them over 3k dollars.

I paid rent which was agreed to give him 250, I bought utilities, paid my own phone bill at 55, bought my own groceries, paid my own school each term (4 terms and currently owe 3200 this term.

Before going homeless I have my parents extra money I originally saved up for school only so I can be on time with my bills. My dad couldn't make 1000 up for rent last Christmas, so I gave them 1000 dollars. Next month is when his car broke down due to overusing it for doordash and similar jobs. I paid downpayment of 600 dollars. Adding insurance between 50-150. That car is in my name and now broke until he gets the parts delivered. Then months later before I left to study abroad, his checks were garnished due to him refusing to call the loan company he borrowed from, since then he hasn't gotten his job back from Amazon flex, I paid him 674 dollars to bail him out of his garnishment. From there another problem arises due to him not paying rent for a few months, he only had 200 left to pay and decided to give up and allow the family to go homeless. I came back from an abroad program to live in a hotel with them, I cannot go anywhere, my credit dropped from 689 to 399. I have medical bills due to me almost having a stroke due to stress and chronic illness.

I work in retail, making 17 per hour, I cannot save money and haven't been able to recently because my parents keep asking for more money, they had asked 360 one month, 110 for Internet which I don't use, 80 for a car piece, pawning my PS5 which I bought myself two years ago as a Christmas present, I cannot afford to buy my own clothes anymore and I don't have much clothes to wear, I'm wearing the same work clothes to work with pant having a hole in them. I don't know what to do, I have less than a year left of school and it's hard to hold on this long, I'm not eating well anymore when I'm supposed to prevent any stroke symptoms coming back, vitamins efficient diet, not sleeping well due to school and working 40 hours. I cannot drive since I'm half blind due to my parents medical neglect when I was 15-17. How can I keep going and ensure I can make it through financially?

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u/Willstdusheide23 — 25 days ago