u/crylizz

Zbiram seznam vseh AYCE restavracij v Sloveniji / ob meji.

Vem za U Sushi v Mariborju, Hinoki v Ljubljani pa U Sushi v čez mejo v Italiji - katere so še pri nas / blizu čez mejo, ki je dejansko AYCE?

Mogoče še bonus, če se doda, ali majo klasičen način naročanja ali na tablico :)

Firstly, a disclaimer, I do not want this to come across as racist and I am not triyng to paint it as such. I am genuinely curious.

I have been in Zagreb for a week, and the shift in the labor market is impossible to ignore. I'd say about ninety percent of the ground level service workers I have interacted with are clearly imported labor. Work places like gas stations, restaurants, mall workers, delivery drivers, taxis etc, it is a massive statistical anomaly compared to the rest of the Balkans..

So what is the play happening here? Where exactly did the native Croatian working class evaporate to? Sometimes I felt like I was somewhere in Asia, not central EU - again, not something that's bad but I as a european tourist felt "alone".

Did everyone just grab their EU passports and collectively sprint to Germany the second the borders opened? It feels like Croatia unlocked some bizarre economic achievement where the entire local population vacated the lower tier jobs, which are now I assume filled with underpaid international workers.

Is there some specific legislative loophole driving this influx? I understand Zagreb as a capital has a bigger foreign population but it still does not seem "natural".

I’ve been on a weight loss journey for a little under two years now. I started at ~160kg (350lbs) and recently ended my cut at ~90kg (200lbs). Losing 70kg (155lbs) made me think I completely re-wired my brain regarding food. I went from not knowing what a calorie was to understanding macro balance, nutrition, and portion control.

But apparently, I never actually learned how to treat food.

I recently paused the weight loss. I’m not at my final goal yet (I’d preferably drop another 10kg/22lbs), but the cut became miserable. I had zero sex drive, zero energy to do basic tasks at work, and the gym became unbearable. I decided to switch to maintenance over the summer and pick the cut back up in the fall.

I thought: "Nice, maintenance means I get ~1,000 extra calories a day. I’ll finally be full and happy."

Instead, I’ve been at "maintenance" for the past 3 weeks and I am suffering mentally even more than when I was cutting. I tried reverse dieting, but couldn't stick to it. I think about food 24/7. Literally every second is consumed by thoughts of my next meal, whether I’ll be full, if it has too many calories, and fighting the urge to eat more. It is a constant, exhausting war.

Because I’m so obsessed, I’ll eat a massive, textbook-perfect meal (high protein, healthy fats, complex carbs) and minutes later, I’m still ravenous and looking for more. I refuse to believe this is what naturally slim or fit people experience daily. It’s insufferable.

This extreme hunger has led to binges in the evenings. It’s never a large pizza for example, it’s just whatever is in the fridge. I’ll binge on protein bars, protein puddings, or just apples and pears. It's this desire to just eat MORE of the normal, healthy or whatever food I’m already eating. It’s gotten so mentally taxing that I'm having nightmares about bingeing and waking up back at 160kg.

I’m incredibly lost. I survived a year and a half in a massive deficit, fighting off hunger, but now I can’t even survive maintenance. I tried not tracking for a week - I just ate more. I tried pre-planning meals - I was still starving and eventually giving up.

In all of my journey I believed I trained my mind, that I won the war, that I'm able to do anything since I command what happens, yet here I am failing maintenance every few days, eating 500 - 1000 calories over my maintenance and then beating myself to sleep on how I've allowed that. I'm stuck in a loop - less happy then when I was at my original weight.

So my question is: How do normal people deal with this? Is this something I have to fight for the rest of my life if I want to stay fit? Is everyone just constantly fighting the urge to overeat? I have thought about a therapist but undecided.

It's ironic. I did all of this work to mentally be worse at the finish line.

I am a male, mid 20s, I have a 4 day gym routine paired with 2 days cardio - long distance running.

I don't know if theres something wrong with mine, they tilt up and so on but are high beams supposed to be so utterly trash in this car? I came from an Octavia NX4 with matrixes, I went in knowing it's a downgrade in this part but I never imagined it'd be so bad. It's so bad to the point I almost don't see myself using the high beams as they really offer minimal help.

"High" beams, one of them shine on the road, while the other one shines a bit higher but not higher than the tilt. Tilt goes up a quarter from the road I'd say, like just above traffic signs. Is there something wrong with mine?