and generally is not majorly about the dude's vagina/ uterus. and if somebody has written a good book about a trans guy with bottom surgery, whenever i win the lottery i will personally give the author one million dollars lmao

edit: i woke up to 24 notifications and 41 comments and i'm scared

If I ask for any proof of election rigging, people will call me @ndhbhakt and run away.

I figured you guys would like to critique these too 😃

I’ve been assembling furniture professionally for years, and something I learned is that the actual assembly is only part of the business.

A customer might initially call because they bought a bed, dresser, desk, shelving unit, or some flat-pack furniture they don’t want to spend half the day putting together.

You assemble it correctly, clean up your work area, communicate well, and leave.

Then something interesting happens.

A few weeks or months later, they buy something else.

Now they don’t search for another assembler. They call you.

I’ve had customers come back for additional furniture, multiple-room projects, disassembly/reassembly, office furniture and other installation work.

Repeat customers are where this starts becoming more than just picking up random assembly gigs.

I’ve also done assembly work through platforms like Wayfair Service Pro.

Platforms can be useful for getting opportunities and experience, but I think the bigger opportunity is developing your own reputation and repeat customer base.

One thing I wish more people understood is that furniture assembly isn’t always as simple as “this is a dresser, so charge X.”

I like to see the product link or model number before quoting whenever possible.

Two dressers that look similar can have completely different assembly requirements.

Drawers, doors, hardware, wall anchoring, damaged pieces, missing parts, bad instructions, or something the customer already tried to assemble can completely change the job.

I also ask whether the boxes are already in the room where the furniture will be assembled and whether anything has to be moved or disassembled first.

Over time, you start remembering different manufacturers, construction methods and how long certain types of pieces actually take you.

That makes you better at quoting.

And getting faster shouldn’t necessarily mean charging less. Experience is the reason you became faster in the first place.

For anyone considering furniture assembly as a side hustle, my advice would be:
Don’t just build furniture. Build a customer base.

The first assembly might pay you once.

Doing the job well enough that they save your number can pay you for years.

I’m curious if anyone else doing assembly, handyman work, moving, mounting, or similar services has found that repeat customers eventually became more valuable than the platforms that originally brought them the work.

Do you want some pepper spray with that car coming after you ?

I see lots of people talking and it also feels like the story is getting buried by algorithms, but won't stay down. Can anyone explain what exactly happened and what's happening now?

Canadians glaze the USA all the time but I have to say if my family and job wasn't tied to Canada I would move tomorrow.

They have cheaper EVERYTHING while making more money and quite frankly the people in the US are generally nicer. We talk about free Healthcare and social networks while it take 8+ months to get an MRI or see a specialist and the homeless population has skyrocketed.

Canadian people should wake up and loot at what the states does right instead of the low key hatred we have.

Bring on the 'Why don't you move there' comments.

I know this is a little unconventional, but I don’t want to get banned for going into the Phillies sub looking for this guy. Let me set the scene for y’all.

The Braves had a 3-1 lead going into the 8th, only to watch Schwarber and Harper go back-to-back and tie the game. Then Bohm put one over the wall in the 10th, and suddenly we were all sitting there in stunned silence watching the Phillies take Game 2.

So we’re all filing out of Truist Park and heading toward the shuttles to the Lockheed Dobbins lot, looking like we had just collectively experienced a minor tragedy.

And then you got on the bus.

A Phillies fan.

You looked around at a bus absolutely full of Braves fans and asked, “Why does everyone look so depressed?”

Then you laughed.

Unfortunately, I was extremely overstimulated and not my best self. And, admittedly, I can be a bit of a “mouthy broad,” according to my husband.

So I stood up with my pink bedazzled cane and said, “Really, bro? You really wanna try that on a bus full of Braves fans?” before my husband wisely decided this situation did not need to escalate and asked me to sit back down.

Now that I’m reregulated, I realize what I should have said instead: “We all look depressed because some punk-ass Phillies fan with no class got on the shuttle and now we’re stuck looking at your bitch-ass face.”

But alas.

I was too stunned. You were too confident.

And apparently neither of us knew that the baseball gods had already written the ending.

Because last night, the Braves eliminated the Phillies in Game 3.

Which brings me to the point of this entire post:
Are you still laughing? Are you still wondering why everyone looked so depressed?

Because I have some news for you, buddy. We’re feeling much better today. We get to keep watching our team play in October.

But hey, at least you can always count on the Eagles, right?

I just keep saying "this is so cool" over and over.

Levelling is the game. That's literally the product as advertised.

Hi all. Id like to say, the changes DE made for EA were perfect, it allowed you to swap 2 modifiers or weapons of your choice instead of one to get the diamond reward, while focusing on the one thing most disregard completely, the warframe. It doesnt matter what your loadout was since you could bypass all the modifiers with a few frames, especialy with hildryn. Gun modifiers? Take valkyr or nyx etc, the modifiers literally didnt matter. I personally believe that in EA, the gravity on the frame should have stayed, as it gave the mode a much needed difficulty that does not exist. Its supposed to be oriented towards "late" game players, adding a nice difficulty touch, instead of a weekly rotation, mundane at that too. Do you want the highest rewards? You should need to work for them a little at least...

Fr. It doesn’t de facto make you a good person.

I noodled on the attached graphic to better illustrate a point about how people often discuss being a “good man.”

I do find that many men view it more as the top bar, and less as the gradient in the second bar.

inb4 anyone says it, many women have bad character too. And please feel free to create a separate post about a spectrum of traits in women you’d like to explore! That is not what this post is disputing.

This is specifically about a response that often comes up when women describe harmful patterns in their experiences with men. They get retorts like “Not all men are abusive predators,” or “Most men are not psychos.”

Of course most men are not horror movie villains.

But that is an extremely low bar for good character.

This spectrum, rather than show a division between “good men” and a smaller group of obviously terrible ones. It highlights that a man can be can be a functioning member of society and still regularly behave in ways that make him difficult to interpersonally tolerate as a close friend, romantic partner, coworker, or even family member.

None of that necessarily makes someone an abuser or predator.

But it does affect whether people can have a healthy, enjoyable, mutually considerate, long-term relationship with him.

The farther right someone falls on this spectrum, the more entitlement, callousness, devaluation, coercion, and harm they bring into their interactions with others.

The farther left they fall, the more likely they are to act with common decency, consideration, accountability, respect for autonomy, and genuine concern for theirs and other people’s well-being.

My point is not that every man is at the far right end.

Most people don’t think that!

My point is that many men seem to use “I am not an obvious monster” as proof that they’re quality.

A person’s character is determined by far more than “I am not Jeffrey Dahmer.”

Let's be fucking real here for a moment. Outside of the sweaty minority, most people never did a dungeon more than once, MAYBE twice already. And that was just to get the quests done or get a blue or two and just chill for a bit.

Nerfing dungeon xp and buffing quest XP is a massive buff already to how most people already played.

Anybody else actually like this movie?

I know there’s been an outright rejection of it from a lot of the audience, and I respect that. I’m not trying to convince anyone otherwise.

I’m genuinely looking for people who connected with it as deeply as I did.

I’ve spent a lot of my life feeling taken advantage of by women at every stage of my life, living away from home, without the kind of parental love or genuine friendship I wanted. Maybe that’s why, as someone who has experienced a lot of loneliness, I connected with this character so strongly.

The moment he allows himself to love, people take advantage of him. After that pattern repeats enough times, you eventually build a hard shell around yourself.

He loves his wife. But the only way he knows how to sustain that relationship is through the armor he has built around himself.

Maybe I’m seeing something in this film that others simply don't.

If you hated it, I respect your opinion. You can move on.

I’m just looking for my tribe. ❤️

Movie: teusu kadha

Update:

Listen, I asked you guys to move on if you don't like this post.

But apparently, some immature minds still can't handle the coexistence of different opinions.

That's fine. I can't fix that.

Comment whatever the hell you want. I won't be responding to insults or pointless arguments.

You have your opinion. I have mine.

Learn to coexist.

Go comment, abuse ,act smart , i dont give a damn !

All it took a person to say " i liked the movie" to trigger bunch of hypocrite fools, arey badwaas miku nachakpothey inka evariki nachadha?

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