Even Kieffer was like, I’m going to go to Wilmington to get something to get you high.
I can’t seem to become anything other than just…a job applicant. That’s my occupation.
I guess being a good BTC investor has transferable skills, in a sense. Too bad that’s not considered an actual “job.”
I can’t get a job to save my life. I feel very rejected by the whole world. But if I were a millionaire, I’d actually have accomplished something. The rejection wouldn’t sting as much, because I would know that I’m “okay” because I’d have money. My entire existence would finally matter. Right now, I feel that my existence is pointless.
Hi everyone,
I’m dealing with a NY unemployment issue and I’m not sure what to do next.
Every time I try to certify for weekly benefits, the system stops me at a “Claimant New Hire Details” message saying I need to call a claims specialist. It doesn’t let me complete certification at all.
It also shows a warning that they may need to verify employment and that I should call 877-280-4541, but I’ve tried calling many times over multiple days and cannot get through to anyone.
I also did not work during the week ending May 17, 2026, but I still get the same block every time I try to certify.
There is no online questionnaire — just a message telling me to call.
At this point:
Has anyone dealt with this “New Hire Details” hold before? How did you get it cleared?
Any advice on escalation or what actually works would really help.
I mean, she’s so gung ho about being a pop star, has been for the last two decades, but does she have any talent that I might be unaware of?
I mean, they have assistants to do that stuff, but still. What if they just want to go out, by themselves, unbothered, without fear of being recognized? It’s harder for them than it would be for me.
Lack of money has a huge effect on people’s ability to maintain a healthy weight.
Door Dash is a very overrated side hustle, IMO.
I am 39, 5 foot 4, weigh 252 lbs, trying to watch my calories. Today, literally all I ate was a McDonald’s double cheeseburger, large fries, and a 6 piece McNuggets. You’d think that would be a lot of food, right? Still hungry. It’s crazy.
Anytime I meet anyone like that, I think, there must be something wrong with me, because that feels impossible for me.
I have a funny little thing that I do. I go to the Billboard Hot 100 charts for each year on Wikipedia, the charts for the last several decades, and I buy 9 cents worth of BTC for each song on the charts. Keeps me consistent.
I mean, she pretty much became famous for body positivity, all these anthems about confidence and self-love. But ever since she went on Mounjaro and lost a bunch of weight, it’s like people…resent her or something. She had to cancel her tour because of low ticket sales. Do people not like her anymore because she lost weight?
I mean…a lot of times, regardless of how said thinness or wealth was obtained, people just think better of you.
I mean, I can’t see the connection between that and their shortage in subs. Hmmm.
I don’t trust any of these degree programs anymore. All a big scam. Pay schools thousands of dollars, so that you can graduate and get rejected from thousands of jobs. You’re better off just graduating from high school and getting whatever shit jobs there are out there, and I never thought I’d say that.
It’s so weird. Jace was born, and she was like, “Hey, bud.” The constant jail time, being in and out of court, always on probation—she always talked about these things like it was just another day at the office. Saying to Nathan, I don’t know if I have a dead fetus inside of me, whether it’s your baby…like she was talking about what to have for dinner or something. It would absolutely destroy me to have the kind of problems she created for herself over the years. I would be heartbroken. Nope, not Jenelle.
Not everyone can be successful in life, and maybe it’s time to move on. Like, why should a poor person stick around? What would you really be missing on Earth? Seems like it does way more harm than good, to be here. Some people just can’t make it, and it’s simply not worth it anymore. But strangely, it’s such a tough decision to make.
She said: “I just hated actually, over the years, at 5-foot-1½, realizing that there was no way to stay really thin, so you’re not going to be that. To accept it, that’s hard. This life was not easy.”
That’s so sad that Stevie feels that way. She looks great. We really put way too much pressure on women to look a certain way, be a certain size, it’s so damaging.
She did also say in the article that she loves her eyes, and I agree—beautiful eyes! :)
I’m an Aries sun, Scorpio moon, Virgo rising, and I always like to know where every penny is going.