
Can someone summarize this podcast? Cant watch 51 mins video 😅
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Any tea on the groom? Selected that flair because I saw in one reel that he attended the wedding😅
I’ve been thinking about getting a Rado or Tissot for a while. It’s not that I couldn’t afford one, I just kept overthinking whether I should buy it or not. 😅
For my birthday month, I finally went for this Tissot. I was actually about to buy a Fossil, but somehow ended up choosing this one, and I’m really happy with it.
Rado is still on my bucket list. Hopefully, I’ll get one in the coming years.
Edit: Many of you have been asking about the model, it’s the Tissot PRX for Women.
I’ve attached another picture in the comments since I can’t add any more images to the post.
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Hi everyone,
Does anyone know of any old furniture shops in or around Whitefield that buy used furniture?
I’m looking to sell a foldable single cot with a sturdy iron frame and a mattress that’s in good condition. If you’ve sold furniture to a shop before or have any recommendations, I’d really appreciate it.
Thanks!
I joined as an SWE3 in May. During goal setting, my manager added three goals. Two are marked On Track, one is Business goal related to engineering and operational excellence and the other one is AI goal but one professional development goal is “Maintain consistent availability and improve leave planning,” and it’s already marked At Risk.
In the last 3 months:
Took 2 leaves (1 sick, 1 personal), informed the team the same morning.
One day I joined a meeting 10 minutes late because I wasn’t feeling well, then informed the team I’d be away for a couple of hours.
I haven’t received any feedback about my availability, so I’m not sure why this goal was added.
Is this a standard goal managers assign, or is it a subtle performance concern? Should I ask my manager about it in our next 1:1?
Is it the best time to sell Groupon stocks? I’m a former employee and have 256 units, thinking to sell
Hi everyone,
I’m 27F, 5’1”, around 55 kg, and my bra size is 32B. My weight has fluctuated a bit over the last couple of years.
For the past few months, I’ve noticed that my breasts don’t feel as firm as they used to. They’re not extremely saggy, but I definitely feel they’ve started to sag a little, and it’s making me wonder if this is normal.
For context:
I’ve never been pregnant or breastfed.
I’ve never had s*x (I’m a virg*n), in case that’s relevant.
At home, I sometimes don’t wear a bra, and I also usually remove it while sleeping.
For years I’ve mostly worn a padded, pull-on bra without hooks. It’s not from a branded company, but I liked the fit, so I kept using it.
Could any of these habits have contributed to the sagging? Does not wearing a bra at home or while sleeping make breasts sag?
I’ve recently started buying better-quality, branded bras with hooks, but I’m not sure if that will make any difference or if this is simply a normal part of aging and changes in body weight.
Has anyone else noticed this in their late 20s? Is there anything that actually helps improve firmness, or is this just something we all eventually experience?
I’d really appreciate hearing your experiences or any advice. Thank you!
Hi everyone!
I’m looking for a small, cute, and compact container to carry dry fruits (almonds, cashews, pistachios, raisins, etc.) to the office every day.
Looking for recommendations for a good ladies’ PG or co-living space near **Bhoruka Tech Park, Hoodi**.
My requirements:
Single occupancy preferred
Budget: up to **₹25k/month**
Safe for women
Good food and hygiene
Reliable WiFi
Walking distance or a short commute to Bhoruka Tech Park
If you’ve personally stayed somewhere or know a place you’d genuinely recommend (or suggest avoiding), I’d really appreciate your input. Thanks!
Looking for recommendations for a good ladies’ PG or co-living space near Bhoruka Tech Park, Hoodi.
My requirements:
Single occupancy preferred
Budget: up to ₹25k/month
Safe for women
Good food and hygiene
Reliable Wi-Fi (WFH-friendly is a plus)
Walking distance or a short commute to Bhoruka Tech Park
If you’ve personally stayed somewhere or know a place you’d genuinely recommend (or suggest avoiding), I’d really appreciate your input. Thanks!
Looking for recommendations for a good ladies’ PG or co-living space near Bhoruka Tech Park, Hoodi.
My requirements:
Single occupancy preferred
Budget: up to ₹25k/month
Safe for women
Good food and hygiene
Reliable WiFi
Walking distance or a short commute to Bhoruka Tech Park
If you’ve personally stayed somewhere or know a place you’d genuinely recommend (or suggest avoiding), I’d really appreciate your input. Thanks!
Question for NBC folks. Not sure if this is the right place to ask.
I know there are separate ID card holders/belt clips available online, but how are you supposed to use the standard NetApp badge reel without buying anything extra? I’ve seen people keep it clipped to their pants pocket/waist and tap in, but I can’t figure out how😅
It’s a bit embarrassing to ask coworkers, so thought I’d ask here.
27F, living in Bangalore with a flatmate for the last 2 years.
We don't have a cook or maid and manage everything ourselves - cooking, dishes, cleaning, groceries, laundry, and weekend deep cleaning.
My flatmate works in a non-tech role and is generally free after work. I'm a backend developer and recently joined a new US-based product company. I have 3 days WFO, and now that actual work has started, I'm finding it difficult to keep up with household responsibilities.
After coming back from office, cooking and cleaning take up most of my evening. On WFH days, making lunch and cleaning utensils in between work also feels exhausting. I often end up sleeping late because there never seems to be enough time.
The thing is, I can afford a cook and cleaning maid, but my flatmate is on a tighter budget. Also, I stay in the smaller room while she has the master bedroom, and lately I've started feeling unhappy with the overall setup.
I'm seriously considering moving into a premium/luxury PG for a few months, at least until my probation period ends.
Have any women here made a similar switch from a shared flat to a PG? Did it improve your quality of life, or did you miss the independence of having your own apartment?
Need some advice.
My flatmate is planning an all-girls trip next month with her ex-colleague and her cousin. My flatmate is very kind and really wants me to come, but I'm seriously considering skipping it because of her cousin.
A month ago, I had just come back from my hometown after travelling overnight and had onboarding at a new job the next day. My flatmate and I had already decided to cook later in the evening since neither of us was hungry and I was exhausted.
While I was taking a bath, she started cooking and was on a video call with her cousin. When I came out, I overheard her cousin saying something like, "Ask her why she can't come and cook, fight with her." My flatmate immediately signaled her to stop.
That comment really hurt because it felt judgmental and unfair. I wasn't avoiding helping—I had travelled all night and we had already agreed to cook later. Since then, I've had a very negative impression of her cousin.
Now she's coming on the trip. Everyone attending is either my flatmate's friend, ex-colleague, or cousin, so I feel like I'll be the odd one out. My flatmate keeps insisting that I come and is even saying she'll cancel the trip if I don't.
Would you still go in this situation? Am I holding onto one comment for too long, or is it reasonable to skip a trip if someone's presence is likely to affect your peace of mind?
TL;DR: Overheard my flatmate's cousin make a judgmental comment about me when I was exhausted after overnight travel. Never liked her much before, dislike her even more now. She's joining an upcoming girls' trip and I'm considering skipping it, but my flatmate is pressuring me to come and may cancel if I don't. What would you do?
Used ChatGPT to help structure this post.
She does bike reviews and grew pretty fast on Instagram. What’s her real name? Any tea?