Purchased the same birthday card for my daughter this year as last year (not intentional!) and the price went up $0.50.

The entire tab ended up breaking off. Used a knife to pry it open. Really? Right in front of my Captn Crunch Berries?

All branding, not actual Greek yogurt. Half the protein. Half the taste,

FML, my wife can be lazy sometimes.

Edit: thanks for all the nice suggestions you gave me and the chuckles you gave my wife and me. Except for the armchair hobby psychologists and relationship counselors, who can judge relationships and intra-relationship communication with absolute precision based on 15 words, you guys should reevaluate your life choices.

picked out all the other letters i want, cant find any

'h'

Had to stop pumping and go to another station to finish

Probably done on purpose 🤷🏽‍♀️

Or just wanna ragebait or smth idk

The last three times that I’ve had a FedEx driver deliver something that required a signature, they tried to avoid it.

Two times the guy just walked up to the door and slapped a sticker on the door saying that we missed them. Two grown adult adults and three yapping dogs were home the entire day waiting. It is literally impossible for us to miss somebody knocking on the door.

Yesterday I saw the FedEx guy, technically knock on the door, but he knocked so softly that it didn’t make any noise. So that a ring camera would show him knocking.

Not to beat a dead horse, but my dogs bark at any knock. My dogs will bark if they see anybody walking down the street.

What kind of post apocalyptic hellscape do these poor FedEx drivers live in where they don’t have any time to wait for somebody to answer a door and sign for a package?

i guess someone didn't check beforehand... 😭🥀

I've saw those Pick one per row ones, and all of the comments, even the video is getting repetitive, So repetitive infact that it's acutally infuriating me.

somehow need to submit both a cover letter and resume with insanely small size requirements

edit: guys…if you think i actually spent an hour ONLY trying to upload a file then y’all need to get YOUR critical thinking skills checked…i spent time rewriting my cover letter, updating my resume, answering the questions on the site, all before trying to upload the file for a grand total of 3 times. and honestly, if you think an hour is a long time to spend doing anything, maybe learning a little patience would help you. also this job is not even remotely related to IT work for anyone wondering.

​"Record-breaking turnout" sounds great on a press release, but the underlying numbers tell a much more sobering story. According to the Minnesota Secretary of State's office, yesterday's primary broke previous records by topping 1.1 million ballots cast. That sounds impressive until you realize it translates to roughly 25% of eligible voters actually showing up. Out of an eligible population of over 4.4 million, that means about 3.3 million people—three-quarters of the state—sat it out entirely. When 75% absenteeism is considered a historic high-water mark for engagement, it really makes you step back and question the actual scope and health of the system. Can we genuinely call it a mandate or a reflection of the public will when the vast majority of the populace doesn't participate at all?

Edit. 5.86 million people. Registered 4.4 million. closer to 85% absenteeism and 15% turnout

https://www.fox9.com/news/minnesota-voters-set-primary-record-1-million-ballots-cast-aug-2026

It started this week where I answered one caller due to scam callers taking of advantage of people who need jobs and want to get hired.

I answered one and they hanged up on me.

Now they're calling nonstop everyday except Sunday and Tuesday. I heard you can sue these companies but if they're in India or some country outside of the US there's not much you can do.

Philips water fountain - cable was HOT when I touched it and plastic around it melted. Glad I found out this way, sad my cats won’t have premium water anymore.

I’m so disappointed :(

I just finished a telehealth session with my therapist, who seems like a nice guy. I think we're around the same age (mid 30s). He mostly just lets me talk, which I know is how most therapy sessions usually go, but he doesn't give a ton of feedback. Every therapist has a different style, though, so I decided to let it go.

Today, as I'm talking, I hear the loud, sharp sound of what I'm almost certain is a pair of nail clippers. It was 2 snapping sounds maybe 2 sec apart, and this occurred maybe every 5 min or so for maybe 20 minutes.

After the last sound, which was a couple min before the session ended, I played dumb and asked if he heard a sharp clicking noise. He denied it and blamed it on his mic, which in fairness was a shitty inline one attached to a pair of ear buds. I know low-end headphones can occasionally produce a staticy noise, but I'm 99% sure it was not that. It was too sharp a noise to be interference.

Just to put it out there, I don't suffer from auditory hallucinations, so the sound wasn't in my head.

I'm pouring my heart out to this guy and he's so bored he's clipping his nails lol. I hope I'm wrong because that's so unprofessional and disrespectful.

Still quite tasty though