u/crazy_girl444

hello, I got a call from a debt collector and it was just one call this afternoon, no voice mail, nothing, just one singular call. I didn't even know till around 5pm and I was immediately freaked out when I looked up the name and they are legit.. they called me through a number with my area code instead which is odd but it says it happens. I am really young, just turned 20, i have no debt and never have.. I don't own a car, i don't own a house.. should I be worried? could someone be using my credit? maybe they are calling someone who used to have this number? (i got this number in March), I get a lot of random calls, but they are usually always scams, this, this one's a legit third part debt collector.

Hi everyone, I’m trying to plan a longer Europe trip and I’m looking for realistic budgeting advice. My last trip cost about $6,500 for ~20 days, where I visited 5 countries and 8 cities, and while it was amazing I did run into some stress like having to switch hotels a couple times and missing a few trains due to logistics. For my next trip I want to slow it down and do it better, but try to keep the total around $3,000–$4,000 for about 3–4 weeks (or longer). I don’t really travel like a vacation—I like moving through multiple countries and cities and doing more long-term travel—but I want less chaos this time. I’ve thought about hostels, but I’m honestly nervous about them, and I really prefer hotels because I value privacy, my own bathroom, and having a space to decompress (I do like comfort/luxury, but I’m trying to be more budget-conscious while still staying in hotels). Right now I’m also struggling with flights because even booking 6–8 months ahead I’m seeing prices that feel high, and I feel like flights may end up being one of the biggest costs. So I’m basically trying to figure out: how do people realistically keep a Europe trip in the $3K–$4K range while still staying in private hotel rooms, and what are the biggest things I should change—flights, number of cities, trains vs passes, hotel strategy, etc. Any advice would really help because I’m trying to plan smarter this time instead of just overspending.

Hi everyone, I’m trying to plan a longer Europe trip and I’m looking for realistic budgeting advice. My last trip cost about $6,500 for ~20 days, where I visited 5 countries and 8 cities, and while it was amazing I did run into some stress like having to switch hotels a couple times and missing a few trains due to logistics. For my next trip I want to slow it down and do it better, but try to keep the total around $3,000–$4,000 for about 3–4 weeks (or longer). I don’t really travel like a vacation—I like moving through multiple countries and cities and doing more long-term travel—but I want less chaos this time. I’ve thought about hostels, but I’m honestly nervous about them, and I really prefer hotels because I value privacy, my own bathroom, and having a space to decompress (I do like comfort/luxury, but I’m trying to be more budget-conscious while still staying in hotels). Right now I’m also struggling with flights because even booking 6–8 months ahead I’m seeing prices that feel high, and I feel like flights may end up being one of the biggest costs. So I’m basically trying to figure out: how do people realistically keep a Europe trip in the $3K–$4K range while still staying in private hotel rooms, and what are the biggest things I should change—flights, number of cities, trains vs passes, hotel strategy, etc. Any advice would really help because I’m trying to plan smarter this time instead of just overspending.

Hi everyone, I’m trying to plan a longer Europe trip and I’m looking for realistic budgeting advice. My last trip cost about $6,500 for ~20 days, where I visited 5 countries and 8 cities, and while it was amazing I did run into some stress like having to switch hotels a couple times and missing a few trains due to logistics. For my next trip I want to slow it down and do it better, but try to keep the total around $3,000–$4,000 for about 3–4 weeks (or longer). I don’t really travel like a vacation—I like moving through multiple countries and cities and doing more long-term travel—but I want less chaos this time. I’ve thought about hostels, but I’m honestly nervous about them, and I really prefer hotels because I value privacy, my own bathroom, and having a space to decompress (I do like comfort/luxury, but I’m trying to be more budget-conscious while still staying in hotels). Right now I’m also struggling with flights because even booking 6–8 months ahead I’m seeing prices that feel high, and I feel like flights may end up being one of the biggest costs. So I’m basically trying to figure out: how do people realistically keep a Europe trip in the $3K–$4K range while still staying in private hotel rooms, and what are the biggest things I should change—flights, number of cities, trains vs passes, hotel strategy, etc. Any advice would really help because I’m trying to plan smarter this time instead of just overspending. Thanks

I know I may sound and look stupid but I just got hired for Walmart overnight stocking.. I did orientation the 7th and had two days of online video training.. They scheduled me 2-11 all week and threw me around with random people and they threw me around like I knew what I was doing.. i told the i have no clue what I'm doing and they send me to follow someone.. i always get left behind or just abandoned to fend for myself.. i wasn't trained on anything and the people who im told to follow they dont teach me shit they just do their thing, mutter under their breath, look at me like zombies and look at me like I'm stupid.. I had one sip of water that whole day, no bathroom break, no lunch because I was told not to, no 15min break 4 days in a row. I don't know how Walmart works because no one guided me so it's not my fault 🤷🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️ but by 8 I was so fed up, i was thirsty, dizzy.. I hid in the bathroom for a while, not like anyone cared anyways because no one knows me! i could have stayed in there all day and be fine. I decide to just tell someone I don't feel good and I left. this place is extremely disorganized, its just ridiculous and not worth it for me.. I haven't started overnight yet and not till Sunday, but I can only imagine how that's going to go.. I'm honestly not even stoked about overnight.. I'm just not sure what to do.. i am going to report my absence tomorrow and call in sick, i have the weekend off and then I'll make my decision of leaving or not. I'm just not sure what to say or do, it's only day 4 but I don't see how I can do this any longer..

I know I may sound and look stupid but I just got hired for Walmart overnight stocking.. I did orientation the 7th and had two days of online video training.. They scheduled me 2-11 all week and threw me around with random people and they threw me around like I knew what I was doing.. i told the i have no clue what I'm doing and they send me to follow someone.. i always get left behind or just abandoned to fend for myself.. i wasn't trained on anything and the people who im told to follow they dont teach me shit they just do their thing, mutter under their breath, look at me like zombies and look at me like I'm stupid.. I had one sip of water that whole day, no bathroom break, no lunch because I was told not to, no 15min break 4 days in a row. I don't know how Walmart works because no one guided me so it's not my fault 🤷🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️ but by 8 I was so fed up, i was thirsty, dizzy.. I hid in the bathroom for a while, not like anyone cared anyways because no one knows me! i could have stayed in there all day and be fine. I decide to just tell someone I don't feel good and I left. this place is extremely disorganized, its just ridiculous and not worth it for me.. I haven't started overnight yet and not till Sunday, but I can only imagine how that's going to go.. I'm honestly not even stoked about overnight.. I'm just not sure what to do.. i am going to report my absence tomorrow and call in sick, i have the weekend off and then I'll make my decision of leaving or not. I'm just not sure what to say or do, it's only day 4 but I don't see how I can do this any longer..

hello, I just got hired for Walmart overnight stocker and I haven't had orientation yet but I was wondering if they allow you to wear earbuds to listen to music as you work? i mean it's overnight, no customers, just locked in on work..

hello, I just got hired for Walmart overnight stocker and I haven't had orientation yet but I was wondering if they allow you to wear earbuds to listen to music as you work? i mean it's overnight, no customers, just locked in on work..

hello! if I worked at Walmart for 3-4 months and am unable to take a loa or any time off I request and I resign for a few months is rehiring simple? if I go that route I will leave on good terms but if I want that job back is that possible?