u/redcheese1233

Question about forklift certification

I recently got a job as a LTL dockworker (I start later today) but my mom has been up my ass about "lying" on my application.

Technically speaking I do have my forklift certification, I got it through a school program, it was like a 5 hour course, brief instruction, looked at a slideshow, watched some videos, and did a short driving test (it was more or less just moving an empty old pallet found at the back of the building to two different spots in an empty parking lot) but that was 2 years ago and I haven't done anything with a forklift. (The certification itself is not expired)
Now you can argue that the course was kinda sketchy, given that the actual card is just a piece of laminated paper, but still I technically did the course and learned everything I needed to learn.

Now, the job itself just simply stated "forklift operator certification" as one of the requirements, and I did explain the context of the actual certification itself, and it clearly wasn't an issue since I got the job.

Is this really a big of an issue that my mom is making it out to be? or am I going to be fine?

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u/redcheese1233 — 3 days ago

Good Headphones for overall daily use?

For the past couple of years, I've been using Razor Barracuda X as my main headset, but they've been slowly deteriorating and so recently I've decided to get new headphones,
I've always used gaming headsets (went from turtle beach to razor), and since I have a stand mic, I was thinking I try and get some studio headphones,

For what I'm looking for:
My budget is around 100$, so maybe something within the 60$ to 100$ range.
I'm looking for over-ear headphones since IEMs, or at least earbuds hurt and are somewhat uncomfortable whenever I use them,
I wouldn't mind either open back or closed back but would prefer a closed back because of noise cancellation,
and I have a preference to wireless but wired is fine.
and by "daily use" I mean overall media consumption, like movies, music, youtube, etc, and some games, I tend to play a bit of everything, from RTS games to open world survival, to some competitive/casual shooters

I don't really know too much about audio stuff, I'm not really sure what I'm looking for audio-wise.

I already have a couple I was looking at so I'd like to hear your thoughts on them:

Audio-Technica ATH-M20x, ATH-M30x, or the ATH-M40x
thinksound ov21, currently 50% off, but im not sure if the 50 ohms would cause issues
OneOdio Monitor 60
(I was more or less just scrolling through Amazon and adding whatever looked good onto my cart)

I was thinking of just going for the M40X but I was just wondering if there was anything else to specifically look for,

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u/redcheese1233 — 1 month ago