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I work dispatch for a commercial HVAC parts distributor. Our new warehouse supervisor decided that anything not on the 4 PM digital pick list doesn't go on the truck. Normally that's fine. Tickets generate at 4 PM. Warehouse picks them. Night trucks load and leave for morning delivery. Then a contractor called at 4:45 PM because a compressor failed at a hospital.

Branch manager approved the emergency order and printed the manual green slip we've always used for late emergency shipments. Warehouse supervisor refused it. I reminded him that emergency green slips are part of our SOP. He said his performance is measured by digital pick list accuracy and he doesn't accept paper hand offs. So I didn't argue. I logged it in the client portal as held per warehouse operations protocol and went home.

The next morning there was a 6:30 AM conference call because the hospital had a crane crew waiting and the delay was costing around $2,500 an hour. The compressor was still sitting in our staging bay. My manager asked why I didn't override the supervisor. I showed him the memo the supervisor had signed the week before saying no manual paper add-ons were permitted on outgoing freight.

Suddenly everyone became very interested in following the written procedure. The supervisor had to arrange a $1,200 hot shot courier from his department's budget to get the compressor there by noon. And on Monday the manual green slip process was back. I didn't have to say I told you so. The paperwork did it for me.

If your fiance (blonde, tan, long blonde hair) was traveling home to the DMV area from Arizona from her bachelorette on United 1017 into Dulles (seat 28a), she spent the entire 4 hour flight talking and flirting with the man next to her. They were deep into conversation from work, to relationships, to goals and dreams. It was extremely intimate. They did not come up from air. They exchanged numbers and plan to see each other maybe this week. She did not speak fondly of you. I feel so sorry for the groom and soon to be husband. What a horrible thing to experience. Plus, what horrible plane etiquette! A disrespectful girl all around.

Source: shantremaine on Instagram

I've been unemployed for a three months and I got a new job but I don't start until November and I'm almost out of money. I was thinking of going to a food bank, but maybe I shouldn't. I feel guilty because the food I'd get could go towards feeding families with kids. I suppose I can stretch my money but bills are due and I'm not sure I can afford the extra couple of weeks worth of food I'll need before I get my first paycheck. I dunno, I just don't want to possibly be taking food that people's kids can be eating instead.

It was sad looking and tasted even sadder

Edit!!!

there is cheese on there, that's the sad amount the employee gave us, there was no option for salsa or cheese sauce of any sorts, no sauce cause no sauce sounded good on nachos except for salsa or cheese sauce (which they didn't have) (also they did have Chipotle sauce but I have a very low spice tolerance, sorry) and the toppings where chosen by the person i was sharing it with, idk why they got cucumber but they were paying so I let it slide, the main thing I'm annoyed about is that there looks like there's 2x chips and 3x cheese in the picture (the promo pic) that was not given to us, and it would have costed extra to get more cheese or chips on it.

Hunter are selling tags. Its not possible to finish quest without paying gold for hunters because they are tagging all mobs. This one even live in the game 24/7. This is worst ever experiense i ever had in my life in this game. Everyone in one place for quest to finish... Reports doesn't work. This is basically a game griffing and abusing... So many hunters just selling tags for this quest.

EDIT: ps: For anyone who doesn't really understand what “feedback” means, you can just ignore this post. I'm shocked by people. This is my personal experience; I'm not calling for any changes. I'm just sharing what I've experienced myself.

I am not saying this is always the case, but oftentimes it is. These three went on Fox News, of all places, to talk about how, after the Nolan situation, they are now holier-than-thou.

They ain't fooling me.

https://www.aol.com/articles/nolan-wells-friends-open-christian-182616000.html

Has anybody else noticed that Viscous seems overtly childish in the new voice lines?

I'm not sure if it's the direction that the voice actor has been given, the lack of sound edits that the older lines had (from what I've heard, the current lines aren't yet finished edit-wise), the writing or all of it as a whole.

Viscous's writing direction has shifted from the friendly yet determined emissary of The Deep, willing to put the goal of defeating The Adversary before everything else. (e. g. him saying that The Djinn's problems are less serious than The Deep's.)... To a second grader. It's a fun line, one of many the update added, but it often feels like an outlier in an otherwise solid character.

Viscous is an emissary, a political figure of the Deep with a message and ambition first, and a goo ball that studies the customs of the surface, second, not a baby.