Shoot them my way I’m ready to answer anything and everything I possibly can. No turning down any questions. I will answer anything. I will come back to check this post later to see if anyone even saw it lol.
A man who stays with us very often left his room full of gloves, pushed all of the pillows under the desk for some reason, i see a fully used pack of dude wipes and he threw away some underwear. can someone do some detective work? not that it matters we’ve just been so curious lol
edit to add, we’ve also caught him bringing up large quantities of bleach and lysol. we also often find empty cans of disinfectant spray. but this was the first time he left it like this
I’m getting married in a couple of days but my fiancé has not put in any effort to make me feel special. He doesn’t even answer my calls like he did before nor does he call back. He is only interested if it’s something physical. I talk to him about this at-least once a day but he says i need to stop being negative and picky. Im honestly so sick of him and how he acts. We haven’t even been together for long but im so tired of begging for the bare minimum over and over. He has absolutely no consideration. He says nothing is going on and he loves me but he does not improve anything unless it directly benefits his life such as studying. Im younger than him by 2/3 years yet im always stuck feeling a lot more mature in these conversations. I get the ick from him everyday because of his attitude yet idk why i still love and care about him just definitely not the way i loved him before. Idk what to do. He wont improve and he wont sit and have an actual talk.
Can a human give birth to another species if millions of genetic mutations synchronize to form another species (in one Fertilization not in millions of years), is it theoretically possible? Since there is no physical law that prohibits it, even if it is close to a chance of 0%, i mean i know it will NEVER happen but still wondering if it is humanly possible??
Does pineapple belong on pizza?When does it no longer classify as "pizza"?
Baffled by how they think their gravy train can continue with the masses poor, unhappy,unhealthy, and unhoused…
Just listened to the WSJ daily podcast about stubhub, and how they cut investment in operations/customer support WHILE increasing spending in marketing/sales.
Now, putting aside how fucked up this is morally/ethically this is (leaving customer support reps who have no resources available to them to deal with angry customers who are rightfully pissed off and have no one else to direct their anger towards), it doesn’t make sense at all to me from a business perspective.
Stubhub has competitors - vividseats, ticpick, seatgeek. What good is investing in marketing and sales if you’re infuriating your customers who won’t potentially use your service again? The risk of reputational damage seems so high.
Obviously other companies have terrible support (I.e. Airbnb, any phone carrier, airlines, etc.), but some of those companies have near monopolies (it seems some routes only have 1 or 2 airlines that operate between those two, and there are what, only two major phone carriers left??!).
If the government isn’t going to stop corporate consolidation (which would greatly reduce any companies incentive to invest in customer support), can they at least force companies to invest a baseline amount of capital in customer support, or is that an absurd idea?
ALSO, it seems to me that the investment required for decent support is lower than what is required for sales/marketing. Don’t companies just offshore support to India and Pakistan anyway? Wouldn’t hiring additional support staff pale in comparison to what TV time slots cost? (And the return there also seems like it’s lower when everyone already knows who you are). I guess the issue is providing those support staff with resources (I.e salesforce or other crm’s), and maybe that’s the hangup?
I am very interested in getting the thoughts of someone who has any idea in how these decisions are made.
I lived in the US at one point and was surprised that there is such little international news available there. So I wanted to see if Americans were even aware how, in a couple short years, we’ve seen their government unravel the “American century” and all its institutions, soft power, trade relationships and allies?
Edit: Comments here are enlightening. Plenty of awareness on both sides of the aisle — but I'm surprised how many Americans know this and see it as a good thing. The prevailing take seems to be: the USA pays for everyone else, their allies aren't real allies, and they simply don't care.
It's closed. Trump is lying and gas prices are going up.
We take a test to drive, why isn't this more important? Or is the idea that driving to work is more important than a healthy democracy?
Explain why you would agree or disagree.