I just heard a spotify ad that said "It's never too early for christmas music."
My response is "oh yes it is, its always too early for christmas music. I don't want that stuff on my radio."
Also r/spotify auto deleted this comment, annoying.
So I have lots of social anxiety, I've been using the "Popular Times" graph in Google Maps to go to businesses when they are the least crowded. As of August 2026 Google seems to have removed/nerfed that feature from their map app (though still available on the website for now).
Are there any other map apps or whatever that have some sort of "Popular Times" graph or "Business Busyness" indicator?
If you had the option of two identical rest-rooms but one was a mirror reflection of the other, which rest-room would you consider to be left handed friendly (without detail, keep it PG)?
(And yes there is toilet paper, I just didn't have time to draw it .)
Option B, sink to the left and toilet to the right.
Option B, toilet to the right.
Option A, sink to the right and toilet to the left.
I've got peaceful music going on my earbuds, they are noise canceling, but I can still hear the stomping of that roommate upstairs at 4am (and othrr times of day) .
If I could move to a better place I would.
Are there temporary noise blockers for ceilings (as its a room rental).
I've already added isolators to my bed, I have a fan running, I have heavy boxes along the walls to block sound from those sides (ie the living room) (somewhat works), I have heavy curtains over many surfaces. A few months ago I tried talking to the upstairs roommate about how the noise was a bit of an issue, they basically said 'f u'.
I cannot figure out how to block the sound/vibration of the stomps from the floor above.
My ceiling light shakes with each stomp.
My 2010 kia soul 5 speed has reached 300,000 miles. I've only put on about 50,000 of those miles on it.
