u/remberzz

She was asked about her dream team interior and one choice was...unexpected.

I have to bend over to scoop the litter box. I can't squat and I assume that'd be a no-no anyway. I might could get on my knees, but I have mobility issues and it would be difficult.

Or will I likely be OK if I bend over......carefully?

OK, they didn't literally say, "too bad", but they did tell me that they can't do anything about no account access, I *should* have access 'soon', and if I need anything in the meantime I can just call CS.

I can no longer log in to Discover online or in the app. When I log into Capital One, my Discover account is not there. I can't see new charges, I can't see my balance (which is important to me because I'm close to my limit), and I can't make a payment. When I called Discover they just said that the migration is still in progress and that my account should populate soon.

Great.

So that's the main card. I am an authorized user on the account and have my own, different card. For some reason Discover is sending me a new one and it is expected to arrive a month from now. That new card, the one arriving in a month, DOES show on the Capital One website. Which is useless, of course, because I don't have it.

What the heck? How is this acceptable on any level?

In my mid 60s and it is the bane of my existence.

I went to a dermatologist about a year ago and all he did was give me a benzoyl peroxide wash.

I wash my face twice a day and follow with a swipe of hypochlorous acid. Makeup remover before washing when needed. I'm not currently using any actives. My detergent is Tide free and gentle. My pillowcase is clean.

Does anyone else still deal with this?

After several years of going without, I recently started seeing a psychiatrist again. Good ratings and references online. And I like her OK.

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However, I've been in for three visits and, for two of them, she forgot to send in the meds she said she was going to prescribe. Both times I contacted the office and said, "Hey, I was expecting these prescriptions to be called in to my pharmacy. Did I misunderstand our discussion?" Both times I was told that it was a mistake on their end and that the prescriptions "didn't go through" like they were supposed to.

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While I appreciate that the issue was quickly handled each time I contacted them, I admit to being a little put off that this has happened twice in three visits.

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I guess I'll also mention that I complained of a medication side effect during my last visit, and she told me it was *impossible* for that particular medication to cause that particular side effect. Later, out of curiousity, I looked it up and the internet lists it at the most common side effect.

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Am I making too much of these issues?

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(Actually, I probably won't go back because these things DO bother me, but I would like to know if others think I'm overreacting.)

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Mine is "you stupid cow", but sometimes I change it up with "fuckwit".

Tzarina (@cheftzarina) just posted HER version of 'seafood extravaganza', the one Brandon got last time he was on BD.

You can see why Brandon was perhaps wondering wtf was going on when Ben brought out lobster, shrimp and.....a bunch of fish.