Paygo Recover and MTA hearing

I got on a bus, my payment wasn't going through because there seemed to be an issue with the bus wifi. Fare enforcers got on a few stops later, tapped my card and it didn't go through on their end either. Wrote me a summons. But as I predicted the charge showed up a few hours later on my card as paygo recover. But now I have a hearing and I've heard of people usually losing despite evidence. What do I do?

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u/pmddreal — 3 days ago

Therapist calls police on patient

Just the amount of cops is traumatic and scary, and this is just the beginning. Her goofy smiling face makes me even angrier. Don't read the comments unless you want to be triggered.

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u/pmddreal — 9 days ago

Which items reheat well for leftovers?

Have a $10 off 40 coupon but I can't eat $40 worth of food in one sitting so I'm wondering what I can order that I can reheat the next day. Don't want the already microwaved sides like mashed potatoes.

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u/pmddreal — 14 days ago

Looking for late night spots in Queens open at 2-3 AM.

Hi I'm looking for good food but places that have tables to sit and eat. It's 2 AM and I'm hungry rn and thought about Birria Landia which is great but there's no place to sit and eat it. Preferably Jackson Heights but open to anywhere else.

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u/pmddreal — 16 days ago

A psych employee got mad at me for talking about the abuse I experienced in a psych facility

Notice how she didn't address ANY of my points and instead turned to degrading me as "a disgruntled patient who was a danger to others", when in reality I willingly sought out treatment and I was instead the one subjected to abuse from both patients and staff. This is all because I talked about forced sedations (which were done on other patients) but because I mentioned it, she wrongly assumed I was one of these patients. Even then, no one should be forcefully sedated like an animal.

It's weird how the only psych employees I meet on other subs are always the only ones on these posts who are condescending and abusive. I'm noticing a pattern. Many psych affiliated employees I've interacted with on here seem to be extremely smug and stubborn in their beliefs, and also see patients in an extremely dehumanizing way. These are the types working with vulnerable individuals. I also probably hit a nerve because why else would you take it personally unless you're one of the bad ones? Especially when I mentioned there are good ones out there? But the nurses at my facility were always screaming at patients and humiliating them. I only met a few who were kind.

This was in regards to a post about a mother who was seeking out inpatient treatment. The comments pushing for institutionalization are extremely concerning to me.

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u/pmddreal — 18 days ago

A psych employee got mad at me for talking about the abuse I experienced in a psych facility

Notice how she didn't address ANY of my points and instead turned to degrading me as "a disgruntled patient who was a danger to others", when in reality I willingly sought out treatment and I was instead the one subjected to abuse from both patients and staff. This is all because I talked about forced sedations (which were done on other patients) but because I mentioned it, she wrongly assumed I was one of these patients. Even then, no one should be forcefully sedated like an animal.

It's weird how the only psych employees I meet on other subs are always the only ones on these posts who are both condescending and dumb. I'm noticing a pattern in that psych affiliated employees seem to be extremely smug and stubborn in their beliefs, and also see patients in an extremely dehumanizing way. These are the types working with vulnerable individuals. I also probably hit a nerve because why else would you take it personally unless you're one of the bad ones? Especially when I mentioned there are good ones out there? But the nurses at my facility were always screaming at patients and humiliating them. I only met a few who were kind.

This was in regards to a post about a mother who was seeking out inpatient treatment on r/beyondthebump. The comments pushing for institutionalization are extremely concerning to me.

u/pmddreal — 18 days ago

4 oz of Gatorade wrecked me

I woke up like 20 times at night having to pee. I'm so tired of this. I did hydroxyzine before but I almost fell off the top of my bunk bed from how drowsy I was after taking it the next day.

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u/pmddreal — 21 days ago

Residue on new Corelle dishes

Does anyone else use these dishes and see some kind of oily/manufacturing residue on them, specifically on the bowls? I don't have a dishwasher and handwash everything, but I'm concerned handwashing might not remove every remnant of whatever it is. Am I just being paranoid or should I just return them? It sucks because I really liked these bowls, but I don't want my kids to ingest anything unsafe.

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u/pmddreal — 1 month ago

Is Delerium a Christian band?

Their song 'Silence' with Sarah McLachlan is one of my favorite songs. I tried to search up and see if they're a Christian band due to cross imagery on their albums, and this specific song, Silence, mentioning heaven. It also sounds like a dialogue with God. Also the song lyrics and melody just giving me overall Christian vibes. Does anyone know?

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u/pmddreal — 1 month ago
▲ 26 r/Costco

Oily residue on Kirkland Nitrile gloves

Does anyone else who uses these see oily residue often specifically at the rims where you insert your hands? It concerns me as I use them for food prep. I don't know if it's manufacturing residue or what.

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u/pmddreal — 2 months ago

Is flank pain a symptom?

I've been feeling on and off flank pain. Certain preservatives in foods trigger it, as well as dehydration. But the preservatives give me 10/10 pain sometimes, which always goes away with drinking water.

My kidney labs/urinalysis were completely normal but the flank pain is on my left or right side, sometimes both, and since that's where my kidneys are I'm confused. But I know it could be possibly my ureter (?) or whatever organs would be on both sides. Idk does anyone else get this too? Is it IC related?

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u/pmddreal — 2 months ago

Forgot my cash in an ATM

I had headphones on and forgot to take my cash out the ATM and walked like a few steps away. I hear this alarm sound and come back after like a minute, with the ATM saying the money's been retracted. If someone were to have taken the money out, I don't think it would have said that message right? But then I checked and my account is short the exact amount in this withdrawal meaning the money wasn't credited back to my account. So do I have to wait a few days or what's going to happen? I opened a case already. Has anyone had this happen to them and is it normal that the money doesn't refund immediately?

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u/pmddreal — 2 months ago

Trader Joe's customer mad that cashier didn't pack items into her own personal bag that she brought

If you shop at TJ's you already know they pack your bags. But if you're bringing your own personal bag, they have no obligation to touch your gross dirty bag when they have no idea what could have been in it or what it could have touched. Especially when they have to handle other customers' food products after. People are so fucking dumb.

u/pmddreal — 2 months ago
▲ 146 r/privacy

I used to sell on Mercari years ago. I know they now make you upload your ID, whatever. But ON TOP OF THAT, I have to upload a fucking selfie of myself to make sure it matches my ID. It just seems so nefarious to me, like why the fuck would all of that be necessary for buyers to 'trust' me whatever tf that means. I just cancelled the process and I'm just gonna sell on eBay which doesn't ask for any of this shit. Fuck Mercari.

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u/pmddreal — 3 months ago