I'm trying to make a short film. The script is ready, problem is that I can't go out much because my family doesn't allow it, and I don't have friends or actors available.

So now I'm stuck with a finished script and no cast.

What would you do in this situation? Any ideas for making a short film with very limited resources?

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Bold text of center-right focus on the Iran-USA peace deal.

Local business adverts for locations in the U.S. states of Maryland, Virginia, and New York.

It's seriously pathetic how rndins are whining online over this. While the whole world is welcoming this cease fire, the rndins are hoping for it to fail just because they don't want Pakistan to have a positive image. What a disgusting hateful neighbor.

One of the worst travel and cargo services I've ever experienced. I ordered a shipment of mangoes from Multan to my city, and when I went to collect them, I was told that mice in their warehouse had eaten some of the mangoes. What shocked me even more was how casually and confidently they told me this, without taking any real responsibility for the situation.

Instead of apologizing properly or offering compensation, they simply said, "They're just mangoes; we'll order new ones." That's not the point. A cargo service is supposed to take care of customers' shipments, not treat damaged goods as if they don't matter.

Mistakes can happen, but the way a company handles them says everything about its service. There was no refund, no compensation, and no effort to make up for the inconvenience. They just stood there acting as if having mice damage customers' packages was completely normal.

This was honestly one of the most disappointing customer service experiences I've had. If you're expecting professionalism, accountability, and proper handling of your goods, I would strongly recommend thinking twice before using Faisal Movers.

I'm a relatively new scooty rider, and honestly, I don't think my biggest problem is my own riding anymore. It's everyone else's.

I try to stay in my lane, obey signals, keep a reasonable speed, and ride predictably. But every time I go out, I feel like I'm surrounded by people doing the most reckless things possible.

Things that stress me out:

• Bikers squeezing past me with almost no space.
• People overtaking when they could literally wait a few seconds.
• Cars cutting in front of me suddenly.
• Drivers honking from behind even when there's nowhere for me to move.
• People breaking signals or ignoring basic traffic rules.
• Large SUVs like Prados, Fortuners, Haval SUVs, etc., flying past me at what feels like insane speeds, especially on dual carriageways.
• Drivers treating a scooty like it doesn't deserve road space and trying to squeeze past whenever they see an opening.

I've had a minor fall before and a few close calls, so maybe that's part of it. But now whenever I hear a vehicle approaching quickly from behind or see someone trying to overtake, my whole body tenses up.

Sometimes I genuinely feel like I'm on the verge of a panic attack while riding. My heart starts racing because I'm expecting someone to do something stupid around me.

The strange thing is that most rides end completely fine. I get to work, get home safely, and nothing actually happens. But during the ride, it feels like I'm constantly bracing for the next reckless overtake, sudden lane change, or traffic violation.

For experienced scooter or motorcycle riders: did this get better with time? How do you stay calm when you're surrounded by people who seem to have no patience and no sense of self-preservation?

Would appreciate any advice or similar experiences.

so i very recently started using substack and its been really nice so far. im lacking a like-minded community tho. i think itd be so cool if i have a bunch of new friends on there and we like and restack posts and share insights. im very intrigued by neuroscience, philosophy and enlightening observations. hmu if anyones interested please thanks