u/libisdumb

Never in my years of playing has it been has horrible as it’s been this year. Camping is at an all time high but simultaneously people REACHHH just to have an excuse to call someone a camper just to do it back to them. “Comp stealing”??? What are we even talking about that’s not the game? Game is everyone finish computers and leave asap. U wanna get an extra go ahead. You don’t want to stay back and save? That not a requirement at all but it’s common especially if someone has saved you or lots of people during the game. Leaving computers to save people is normal because it’s a TEAM game. That doesn’t mean people own computers that doesn’t even make sense.

And clearly I’m complaining but omg the complaining and nitpicking does not end. Even when it comes to a perk the game added because they thought it was best, and there’s absolutely nothing wrong with it either people are so entitled and acts like just because something annoys them then that means the game needs to remove it.

I just think the new wave is full of mostly young people because if I find an older group these issues are almost nonexistent. But wow does it make the game less enjoyable

Every single time I order from Amazon my packages get delayed and it often ruins plans, amazon is supposed to be convenient thats why i use it but i cant take it any more. is there anyways i could get money back or something to use on future purchases? they make it almost impossible to do anything other than cancel the order

I recently bought a multiplayer minecraft server through godlike host (willing to change hosting servers) but I've been having trouble getting all my mods i want in there from curse forge. The versions were correct and they were updated but most won't transfer smoothly. Their support team isn't much help but i'd rather not be paying extra for a server that can handle mods, just to play vanilla.

I'll give you the version and the list of mods if someone is able to help me get them into the server, thanks!

People who say exactly what they need to in the title, then come to the description to add 3 paragraphs to it. Especially personal stuff when it isn’t necessary

Like asking what’s a good coffee shop in xx, then saying why they’re there or they just moved there

Adding in that they’re going with friends and they’re excited but not looking for anything in specific and more extra details that I’m sure nobody reads

Like I just did :) it’s your phone you can share what you want, but why does it matter sometimes lol

Survivors get rewarded for even just one save (valid) but beasts get nothing for putting 1 person in the tank?

I also believe this would heavily cut back on REAL tank camping. Not people staying in the vicinity or wtvr like people who stand in the room just far enough to watch the players freeze. Obviously you play survivor more than beast so it’s 1/5 rounds you have a chance of getting no points, I just feel like it’s a little unfair. If not coins then xp but I don’t understand the reasoning behind it

Sometimes you will be doing your best and get everyone low on health but they all still escape, then get nothing for your effort it’s just odd

Sometimes it's something like broken ac or refused to turn up air when I'm sweating, but Uber doesn't show an option for that :/

One time i reserved a ride and the uber arrived 5 minutes before schedule. All good until she started spam calling my number to let me know she was there, it's a little difficult to finish getting ready when I have to keep going back to my phone to see who keeps calling

Drivers should also get stars down if they cancel a ride because THEY went to the wrong pick up location, and instead of risking a low star review they just cancel the ride

This sub has a lot of complaints but usually about the changes made to the store. Since I'll be starting fresh none of that rlly matters to me lol. What are some positives to look forward to?!

When I got interviewed she explained it was a 5 week process (1. First interview 2. Second interview 3. They make schedules on a three week basis so I’d have to wait until the next schedule) but it has since been 3 weeks since my initial interview. And about a week since I submitted the form for the background check but I have yet to hear anything from that? Is this normal or should I follow up?

I’m still looking for roommates and unsure if it’s going to be someone I don’t know or a mutual. But either way I’m just anxious about living with someone else. I don’t believe anyone would steal or ruin my stuff but is it weird to put a lock on my bedroom door? Assuming the apartment allows it. Like one on the outside I can use a key for.

I can see how this might seem dramatic. But also I wouldn’t want to offend whoever my roommate ends up being. If I got a lock should I buy one for them also? Or do I sound cray

Maybe just one I’m passionate about. I’m lightly in school right now, but focused mostly on my full time job. It’s as a barista and the pay is fine for now, but is there an online certification I should look into that might help me get a better job for the time being/ would be beneficial in the future. If it helps I’m in school for communications with a focus on film. But I enjoy learning about everything and am not yet fully locked into a career path

I believe I have a strong shot at working here so I want to know honestly. I know tips vary from state to store to whatever. But does anyone work here as a barista and is able to find their life off a baristas full time pay? Rent, groceries, transportation, savings? Other fun stuff

Like I said I have not even started yet, but how long on average will it take to be considered for a promotion? Or what do they claim?

And if anyone wants to share any more information or advice I’d love to hear it!!! Moved cities and am gonna start here as my full time job, not paying rent currently but that’s immediately what I’ll be saving for so I just wanted to know if this is a job where I can plan to stay and move, or if I should work and save as much as possible, then seek another job long term when it’s time for my bills to get more serious

I recently got kicked out and had to move (35 mins to 1 hour) away from my current job (A). I don't have a car as I used to live 20 minutes from job A and Uber was manageable (and cheaper than car payments, gas, etc).

Job A I usually only work weekends and stay with someone nearby (as opposed to having to uber an hour each way 1-3 times a week, now i find my way to and from someone's house, then uber to work and it costs around the same as it did when i lived nearby).

I have an opportunity 20 minutes from me now for Job B. I have yet to work this job yet so I don't know exactly what the pay + tips are like, but for job A i can safely assume I make minimum $100 per day I work that week. And checking the traffic chart on google I see that Job B gets busier during the week anyways. (Also weekly pay for Job A and I believe Job B is biweekly).

So my question is, is it worth it to juggle both? Keep my weekend job (which the manager is amazing and it is not difficult at all for me to take days off/ vacations) and see how I manage for at least a couple of weeks, or quit job A as soon as I get the job nearer to where I currently reside.

Bonus info: weird to say but i genuinely do love my current job (A). the workers are great and it's a pleasure to work with them and befriend them, tips are good the work is manageable and i enjoy what i do. and as i mentioned the shifts are flexible. Plus, there is a chance I may end up moving back after maybe 4 months, however job B is a chain so either way i might be able to find a job if/when i move back.

Apologies if this is not something I should be asking in here!! But it would be nice to hear advice from people around my age

I recently got kicked out and had to move (35 mins to 1 hour) away from my current job (A). I don't have a car as I used to live 20 minutes from job A and Uber was manageable (and cheaper than car payments, gas, etc).

Job A I usually only work weekends and stay with someone nearby (as opposed to having to uber an hour each way 1-3 times a week, now i find my way to and from someone's house, then uber to work and it costs around the same as it did when i lived nearby).

I have an opportunity 20 minutes from me now for Job B. I have yet to work this job yet so I don't know exactly what the pay + tips are like, but for job A i can safely assume I make minimum $100 per day I work that week. And checking the traffic chart on google I see that Job B gets busier during the week anyways. (Also weekly pay for Job A and I believe Job B is biweekly).

So my question is, is it worth it to juggle both? Keep my weekend job (which the manager is amazing and it is not difficult at all for me to take days off/ vacations) and see how I manage for at least a couple of weeks, or quit job A as soon as I get the job nearer to where I currently reside.

Bonus info: weird to say but i genuinely do love my current job (A). the workers are great and it's a pleasure to work with them and befriend them, tips are good the work is manageable and i enjoy what i do. and as i mentioned the shifts are flexible. Plus, there is a chance I may end up moving back after maybe 4 months, however job B is a chain so either way i might be able to find a job if/when i move back.

My first time going plus it’s in a new place so idk the setup or how expensive it’ll be to actually get water. I don’t care about holding a spot for hours so I feel like I’d regularly be able to leave stages to get a drink. But would it just be better to get one? Plus I could put like liquid iv in it