- Camping (Ludwig did this a few years ago but not with the whole gang)
- Blender-Bender, similar to The Beat-off, but making a scene in Blender
- Paintball or Airsoft
- Uncut Sword Fighting: HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts)
- Silent Library
- Lie Detector (Ludwig did it 6 years ago ft. Slime, QT, Nick and Neeper I think?)
Used to power lift in college. No longer like back squatting and want to add in Zerchers as they feel better and I like the functionality. This is my 2nd time doing them. I think my ankle mobility limits my depth and I ended up feeling a lot of erectors. Also think I need to try and stay more upright and lessen the weight, I just really wanted to try 185 :p
Post-grad and trying to hone in on retirement/investments and I truly can't rack into my brain the differences of these terms. From my understanding an Index Fund is a group of like 500 company stocks combined into one. My 401k is Fidelity Freedom Index 2065 Fund. But isn't the VOO the same thing but is an ETF. It's traded like a "stock" so like I can buy or sell whenever I want. And mutual funds are also large groups of stocks... I don't know man
I'm 23 years old and just paid off the last of my student loans. (I didn't have that much debt and was able to accumulate a ton of savings while working throughout high school and college + parental assistance) This will be the first month of my post-grad job where the extra money in my budget doesn't immediately go toward loans. Right now I have my 6-month emergency fund in a high-yield savings account and a few thousand dollars in my checking account for rent, credit card bills, everyday spending, etc. I don't make a ton of money but my cost of living is pretty low and now I'm ready to start investing. I've heard a lot of people recommend buying ETFs, contributing consistently, and leaving them alone for decades. That sounds appealing because I'm not interested in trying to pick individual stocks or time the market. I like the HYSA aspect of "just leave money here and it will grow, even if it isn't that fast and is not risky" I would like an App where I just locate the a couple hundred dollars at the end of the month into ETF's or something. Something pretty low effort.
I remember Makro saying that Aery is good into champs who auto you because it it procs off bramble. Yesterday I played into an Akali with grasp and it felt pretty bad. Would it be better to go comet here since it's Akali and I won't build bramble, or is it still Aery?
Maybe it's just because I've spent so much time with DRG, but the Corespawn don't feel nearly as good to fight as the Glyphids. After about 10 hours, encounters are already starting to feel repetitive because there just aren't that many different enemy to mix things up.
The Gatekeepers don't really help either since there are only 3 of them and the fight at it's core is the same. In fact, it took me around 7 hours before I even realized there were different Gatekeepers at all and I still haven't fought the 3rd one (Molaktula)
I know they will add over time but I was just expecting more. Enemy diversity is probably the biggest thing holding the game back for me as I actually really like the gameplay loop.
I’m the type of person where spending more than $10 on lunch just feels wrong, something about hitting those double digits ruins it for me. We are almost halfway done with 2026 and was curious about what you guys have found for cheap eats around Pittsburgh. (obviously everything sucks and is getting more expensive but what can you do ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ )
I’m in East Liberty, so I end up defaulting to the McDonald's $5 meal deal + whatever points/freebies they’re running. Yeah yeah, I know but it’s $5.
Also been hitting Slice on Broadway during lunch because happy hour knocks a buck off slices, so 2 big ones come out to like $5.50 - 6.50 which feels like a steal
Trying to expand the rotation without breaking double digits
I don’t want to generalize too hard but my worst and nastiest guest interactions are always from guests in their 50s–60s.
Just had a guy absolutely go off and cuss me out because his ID wasn't working for our check-in process. This guy even called back later just to say, “I just trashed you guys on _____.com.” Like okay? What do you want me to do with that at this point?
It’s gotten to the point where after a bad interaction, even if it's over the phone or SMS where I can't see them, I’ll check the guest profile later and I can usually guess the age range before I even look.
I can’t tell if it’s a generational thing, or if that group is just more comfortable being vocal about complaints so it stands out more. Also maybe just the city. Am I just deep in confirmation bias or