u/gelinsky

Hello I was looking for help with td bank.

On Thursday I accidently sent money to the wrong person. I understnad cashapp doesnt do refunds. But it was a significant amount. Not to mention the person I accidently sent the money to runs a business.

They are a vendor and use cashapp for payment, I requested a refund and even submitted a $500 request but they been ignoring me.

Is there anything I can do?

I was waiting for them to do something before I contact my bank. Will TD be able to help me in amd way possible? Especially since I usually dont have any problems with them.

Hello I was looking for help on cash app

On Thursday I accidently sent money to the wrong person. I understnad cashapp doesnt do refunds. But it was a significant amount. Not to mention the person I accidently sent the money to runs a business.

They are a vendor and use cashapp for payment, I requested a refund and even submitted a $500 request but they been ignoring me.

Is there anything I can do?

I was waiting for them to do something before I contact my bank. I have TD bank if that helps. Especially since I usually dont have any problems with them.

I seen this interesting pole or question on X which ask who is a better swordsman between Will and Asta and in my personal opinion I believe that this is such a more nuance question simply because of a lot of things that go into play when we’re discussing swordsmanship.

I believe that people tend to favor one or the other simply because they prefer one series over the other.

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Some people go by what the story/narrative tell us. Such as author notes that imply that characters are at different levels of swordsmanship or swordsman mastery. A good example of this I would like to say is Ichigo. You would argue Ichigo is a great swordsman because the story dictates that he’s mastered ZenJitsu, which is basically the art of using a sword, but at the same time You wouldn’t feel like he is a great swordsman because of how you see him fight when you see a fight with a sword, and that’s where the crux of my argument comes from. An author’s job is to showcase your characters, having mastered certain skill/ skill sets or having a master their swordsmanship, and I think a lot of authors really failed to do that. they have a hard time portraying different swordsman skill. These skills are not simply just cutting or hitting things hard. A great example of this is Zorro from one piece. He is a great swordsman but when you see him fight, from my perspective, I don’t really see him use a lot of skill if anything I see him hit hard or send air lashes with his sword. I believe that more in boils down to the show not having conventional enemies.

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A great example of technicality of swordsmanship skill that I love to see and that I enjoy would be from Reincarnated as a slime where you see Rimuru match up with somebody that’s is his equal in Hinata. throughout the entire fight, it is told and shown him struggling to keep up with her because simply she just a better swordsman than him but also they’re explaining to you what’s going on and why he is struggling. She’s using feints so that she can lower his guard and eventually lure him into a trap. She is actively guiding him to where she wants him to be. She’s also making him notice pattern on purpose so that she can eventually take him out with one strike. To me that’s an expression of skill as a swordsman not just simply hitting hard not simply just sending air slashes because you’re swinging your sword hard. But intentionally swing your sword with purpose, limiting useless or wasteful moves.

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Prefaces

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1: just because we don’t see an individual training or learning a direct swordsmanship style doesn’t mean they are not a great or better swordsman than someone else. (Seen a lot of BC fans use this argument against will)

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2: we don’t need to see someone train to know they are a great swordsman, their actions/fight can prove it

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3: being a master swordsman in one particular series doesn’t automatically mean your a better swordsman than someone else without a title. IE: rimuru isn’t noted to be a master swordsman and barely mastered 1 fighting style but he would beat asta, zorro and will in a sword fight.

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4: you do not need to fight other swordsman or masters to show off your skill. Fighting monsters and your technique is more important, Will fighting the devander > more impressive than zorro vs mihawk imo

One of the most underrated issues I never see anyone complain about SV imo is how terrible the pokedex/map problem.

What i am referring to is not how either the pokedex or map looks but how difficult it is to find specific pokemon using the pokedex and the map. I find it dam near impossible to locate the very rare encounters. I feel like no one ralks about this at all and personally it was the worst aspect of this game after the glitchyness.

This makes me so scared and skeptical for Gen 10. Because pokemon is going more towards an open world game, I hope they improve on the system. I would rather run into grass because I know for a fact that the pokemon would be in the area.

Im looking for recommendations for a front door lock that has a code and can be opened with a key.

Im am looking for a decent budget friendly door lock. That works well and does not die often. It would be indoors as well.

To begin with I love the show and I love the character of will in wistoria wand and sword. The problem i have with will is a problem i have with a lot of authors when it comes ro writing some characters and MC in general. They seem to hate to write characters with a backbone or even have them develop one.

Spoiler alert for season 2:

Will finally makes it to the tower and to be chosen he needs to prove his worth which he does.

But this knock off aizen who thinks hes greater than interject and proceed to belittle him because he can not create his own magic.

What I dont like about Will and other charactrrs like him just stand up for themselves. I understand theres a hierarchy but you can fight for yourself. Respectfully cpuldve told him his opinion doesnt matter, u were not joining his cohort.

Theres is nothing wrong with your main character telling off people. They dont need to be shy and humble all the time. And it gets so frustrating.

I have always been an avid bleach fan and one of my head cannon theory that explains bankai's and their relationship to each individual user of said bankai is the following:

A bankai as stated by kubo, is a literall manifestation/true manifestation of a person's nature and or character.

The way I see it is that there are two types of bankais.There are the types that are similar to what the shikai does and expands on the shikai's ability. Then there are the ones whos are the complete opposite. Those are bankai's where the shikais ability differ quite tremendously from what the bankai's ability is.

For my example I will use 2 captains. Captain soifon and captain byakuya.

How are both of these examples a manifestation or representation of those characters?

An example of the bankai and shikai differing from one another is captain Soifon. Her shikai release is a true representation of an assassin weapon. Its function allows her to strike you twice in the same spot and if she does the opponent dies. When she uses her bankai, that weapon turns into a gigantic missile. To me soifon shikai matches the personality of an assassin/ the captain of the stealth force which she boasts about. The bankai on the other hand is the true manifestation of her real personality. The bankai is loud and flashy just like soifon. Shes very loud and love to exlaim her titles of captain. Just like her the bankai makes itself known to those around it. Other individual bankais that fall under this umbrella similar to soifon are kenpachi zoraki, kisuke, ikaku and unohana.

Another example that I have of this is byakuya. byakuya's shikai is somewhat very similar to his bankai.The only difference that he grows or gains more blades and they are quite faster. Unlike soifon his bankai represents the kind of individual he is. His true self don't differ much from his outside personality that people see. When you look at captain byakuya, he follows rules to the T. The biggest reason why he had a conflict in the social society Arc is because he was following the rules the social society put in place, which deemed that Rukia (his sister) should die. But when you look at byakuya life even further beyond that point, his life is ruled by rules, he does everything in a particular manner. Simply because it's a rule, and that's how he grew up. Which is why it 's not surprising, that his bankai represents the fact that he is imposing more rules on his very own life that has nothing to do with being a soul reaper, the way he dresses, the way he talks or even the way that he builds sculptures are all guided by rules.He's a very structured individual. Some of the other bankais that fall under this umbrella of bankai matching the Shikai are head captain yamamoto, Kinsei, Kamumora, Tozen and Rukia.

The reason why i asked that distinction between the two, is that people who fake a persona (soifon) or lie to the public (urahara & unohana) they're bankais tend to be the one which differ completely from their shikai.

Characters like byakuya, toshiro, rukia bankai are typically an expansion of their shikai. Simply because they are honest with themselves as individuals. So the bankai is not expressing a trait that is not there.

I am curious to know if I am the only person that dont enjoy this series. I know the show is extremely popular but me personally dont enjoy it as much as others.

I believe the reason I dislike the show is due to the main character Cid Kagenou. I cant rock with him as a character. I understand hes supposed to be a psychopath but him not believing the in the evil cult even though the proof is in his face is jarring. That combined with how much destruction he just leaves behind bothers me. I understand he isn't a hero, and cant help everyone but his selfish nature rubs me the wrong way after consuming media like: naruto, one piece, bleach, my hero.

I have a genuine conversation to LOK and ATLA fans.

I understand the fan base are torn between which avatar is better and tbh I dont care.

My conversation is predicated on korra fighting style. I am very adamant that one of the biggest disservice done to her by the white lotus is korra fighting style while bending.

I will always argue that she is technically sound as a fighter but she is not creative at all as a bender. She was forced to fight opponents that just like her attacked her head on.

This is one of the reasons why I believe she struggles so mightily with opponents. Not only are her opponents smarter than normal and simply prepare to never fight her head on, but her bending style is predictable. When i watch her bend, she seems to simply slug the elements out at her opponent and always fight them head on. Her opponents never try to confront her head on and infact they put her in disadvabtege situations/fight dirty.

One of the reasons why aang was so effective is not only because people never fought an Airbender in years but aang was very creative with his bending and usually doesnt attack head on.

What are your thoughts?