u/daget2409

I have a wake boat in need.

I’ve been working at a university for the last nine years in that time I have gone from being a helpdesk technician to a team lead to a business analyst that now works at our healthcare facility. I did not have a degree when I started working here so I started chipping away at one. I ended up graduating with a bachelors of science with a 3.93 GPA in psychology/neuroscience. The degree was heavy on data analytics and neurology. I always thought I was bad at school. Turns out it’s quite the opposite. Half the classes I have taken I got A+’s in.

Anyways, now what. I have been considering getting an MBA. With my GPA I could likely get into rather prestigious universities for masters programs. The healthcare IT experience I have is not in an EHR like Epic, it something obscure. I am extremely good at problem solving, self motivated and have a massive drive to improve every single process that I touch. Many of the solutions that I have came up with have become campus standards.

How do I capitalize on my recent achievement and move my life forward in way that matters. I was thinking about speed running a masters degree in CS from WGU to make myself more marketable, but I could also get into schools like Berkeley, UCLA, and maybeeeee Stanford if I really get lucky.

I’m in my mid 30’s 2 kids, feeling lost.

I have a 2016 scrambler with 1.2k miles on it. Do I really need to change the belt out? I just bought it and the guy who had it before me never really rode it and kept it in his garage. I feel like the time on the belt interval is BS. Has another actually heard of one of these belts failing due to age? Dry rot, hardening? I have inspected the belts after riding them for 200 miles and they look perfect? 🤷‍♂️

What’re y’all paying otd in Southern California for a 900?

With all the rain we got this season under my house is just, damp, everything is damp. Anyone with a raised foundation have a vapor barrier installed? Does it help? Do we even need one here?