u/imnotanoldmaniswear

Question for workers: are you told to prioritize online orders?

I just want to preface by saying I absolutely understand that there are things behind the scenes that I, as a customer, have no grasp of.

There have been a couple times that I have gone in to a Tim Hortons when there was literally no other customers (I will note that this is not right before closing or right after opening) and waited 5 to 10 minutes to be able to order because the 2 or 3 workers (that I can see) are working on mobile orders on the big screen they have behind the counter. Just curious if that's an instruction from higher up? Thanks!

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u/imnotanoldmaniswear — 1 day ago

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Non-stop cramping and a level of dissociation- cause for concern?

I'm 16 and have always had reasonably heavy and painful periods. I currently have a Nexplanon to help manage them, but I still get some blood and pain pretty regularly. I'm currently on day 2 and have had pretty normal bleeding and intermittent cramps all day, except the last hour where it has been non-stop pretty extreme pain which is extending up into my chest and causing some trouble breathing (though I also have asthma and the air is bad here right now). I'm walking okay but my legs are a bit shaky and I keep kind of losing focus of where I am? Plus some nausea which is abnormal. I'm just kind of looking for a "ya that's normal just mention it to your doctor" or "keep an eye on it, go to the urgent care if ___". I will note that I live somewhere with free healthcare so going to the ER or doctor is a nuisance but nothing more.

Thank you!!!!!

u/imnotanoldmaniswear — 16 days ago