UPI for rent. As a side hustle?
How big of a risk would be for someone from India to rent out their UPI number for a foreigner to pay for digital services that are much cheaper in india?
u/f4bles — 13 days ago
▲ 46 r/Semaglutide
This was a miracle drug for me
It's been almost a year since I've stopped taking it. I was able to keep my weight down this whole time and I've gotten into a shape I've never been so far.
I'm able to run long distances without my knees starting to hurt.
I'm now able to recognise when I'm full and stop eating.
I'm much more sensitive about the type of food I'm eating. Even though I'm still unable to keep my diet totally healthy.
The only downside is that my sweet tooth has gotten back but with calorie counting I'm able to keep it under control.
u/f4bles — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/hotels
How are you dealing with the World Cup tourists?
To all my fellow hoteliers from the US. How are you dealing with the World Cup tourists in your hotels. Are European guests better or worse than the domestic ones you see every day? Are you experiencing a bigger influx of the guests because of the Cup?
u/f4bles — 3 months ago
A week in Sicily
We were based in Siracusa and then Catania. From Siracusa we went to Noto and from Catania to Taormina and Giardini Naxos.
While I absolutely adored my stay in Siracusa and loved day trips and Ortigia. It's evident that most of the money is going towards making Ortigia, Taormina lite. Rest of the city is a bit rundown but nothing compared to Catania.
Noto is a charming little town and I'm sad I didn't have more than two hours to explore it properly.
I hated Catania.
It's a dirty smelly rundown city. I'm not sure how anyone can say it's a charming place. The smell of urine especially on really hot days can be overwhelming. And it's really sad that they've letting the city decay like that because there are some really nice corners in the city and some of the buildings are magnificent even with the grime and filth. Botanical garden is one of the shining stars of the city.
Taormina is a whole other game and it's an example what can be done when the money is going to the right places.
But it felt a bit like a picturesque postcard town for the rich.
Most of the places are reachable with the public transport. The trains and the buses are comfortable and rarely late. But if you want to go to some less explored and not so touristy places, car is a must. But I'm not really sure I'd be brave enough to drive in sicily.
u/f4bles — 4 months ago
▲ 1 r/airpods
Airpods Pro 3 noise canceling
I've noticed three days ago that the noise canceling on my month old Pro 3 has gotten worse. I can now hear some of the traffic on a busy street and some of the louder music in the gym and weights clanking. Even some of the louder chatter. This was not happening before.
For the record I'm using ios27 developer beta on the phone if that means anything.
u/f4bles — 4 months ago