▲ 2 r/ShroomID
This mushroom was growing in my front yard, Michgan USA
This guy is growing in my front yard under a shaded tree in Michigan. I've only ever seen those brown or white common mushrooms, never this.
u/spacegoat0676 — 3 days ago
▲ 42 r/4kTV
Finding a new TV is so exhausting
For preface, I bought a 65inch Vizio back in 2020 when we got those stimulus checks. I found that one at Walmart, and about 8 months ago, one strip of backlighting went out, well fast forward and now about 60ish percent of the backlights are failing.
I need an "affordable" TV. Preferably under $500. I just don't want another Vizio because they are affordable, but they're garbage. I don't want to have to replace my TV every 5 years. Unless that's something that's just common place now and you can't get around that.
I don't even care if it's not a smart TV, I'd be happy with a non smart one. But all the one to three star reviews worry me, so I'd like to know what people on here could recommend.
EDIT: Thank you to everyone who commented, I think this was better than just looking at reviews. Probably going with the TCL many people mentioned or spend a bit more and get a good LG.
u/spacegoat0676 — 6 days ago
▲ 31 r/Chilis
No 998's allowed today? (On Mother's Day)
No team member was allowed to have 998 OR 997's today. Did anyone else have the same experience? Most of us did doubles and it was balls to the walls 85ish percent of the day. We never ran out of product at all and had plenty left over.
The kitchen winding down at the end of the night had minimal orders the last two hours with multiple people still on.
I just wanted to know if other locations experienced this? Maybe it's a corporate thing?( I worked in the kitchen most of the day and wouldn't have minded cooking 998 and 997's. It was rough and long for us all.)
u/spacegoat0676 — 3 months ago