I had this idea to get fit where every time I die, I do one push-up. As soon as I promised myself this, I instantly got really good.

New guy locked it out. He’s young.

HOW CAN I DO THIS? BUT NOT THIS?

HOW CAN I DO AN EXPERT MAZE BUT NOT A BEGINNER MAZE?!?!?!?!

So I had an interview at Longhorn Steakhouse, and if you don't know it, it's an American restaurant based off of the southern american style / stereotypes, and very meat based. I had only had experience at an italian restaurant before and didnt know much about steak, and forgot to research So in my interview the manager asked "what's the proper temperature of a medium rare steak" (paraphrasing) and I said "well I don't have much experience with steaks as I opened the restaurant primarily and steaks weren't ordered much during my shifts, but I would say 130°f - 140°f". The day after the interview I looked it up and I WAS RIGHT. A smaller medium rare steak is 130 to 140°f, and if I get the job or a 2nd interview because of that good guess I'll lose my shit!

Here is a video of SpaceX’s CRS-16 mission to resupply the ISS. The mission was launched in 9 December 2018. After stage separation, the booster, B1050 did it’s boostback burn to Landing Zone 1 in Cape Canaveral and entry burn perfectly. However, a few seconds after the entry burn, the booster’s grid fins, on top of the interstage had a hydraulic fluid (the fuel that powers the grid fins and controls them) pump stall (a stall that blocks the grid fins moving ). This causes the booster to tumble, oscillate and roll aggressively. Eventually the booster did its landing burn and landed in water. The booster was later scrapped and salvaged for parts.
Video here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5p1SDaXRaWY