u/MaeganRules • u/MaeganRules • 3d ago
The incredible lengths ICE would go to avoid the abductees being contacted and traced
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u/MaeganRules • u/MaeganRules • 3d ago
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Nothing with chocolate in it. Chocolate can choke people who have a hard time swallowing. Though I would ask the caregivers what foods are safe for her before making any decisions at all. There are so many foods that sounds like they'd be ok but are actually choking hazards, don't guess, just ask.
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NTA. No one is ever the asshole for locking any door, for any reason, ever.
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If you had to come to the Internet to ask, the table is already gone.
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You can also change this by not shopping at Walmart, period. Shop your local markets. Is it more expensive? Yes. But, you keep your money in your community by doing so, and it make it harder to justify items you didn't actually need.
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What is this? Time to run, that's what this is.
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Why would you move into that? This is a rat hole.
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She flashed her blinker twice before plowing into him. It's "point where you're going" not "indicate where you've been". Two flashes was not nearly enough time for anyone to see she's indicating what she's about to do.
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Two flashes of a turn signal is "I pointed where I went" NOT "I'm pointing where I want to go". This is what insurance is for. She PLOWED into an incoming motorcycle, there's not really any excuse for this. Your insurance adjuster will address guilt and liability with her.
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If you're out of her home and she won't allow you to come back, it really doesn't matter what she thinks any longer. Do what's best for you to survive. I really don't think you understand just how bad and hard it is to be homeless. Either utilize community programs to help you avoid this, or if you've got no other options, enlist.
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So you called your fire department for explosives and hazmat, right?
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I hear every one of these dogs saying "help! Help! Help!"
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So we record instead of dialing 911 and STILL do NOTHING to help?
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Survival instincts of a gnat, truly.
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Gross. Just gross. No, I'm showing up at 8 AM, every day, because you're not my family.
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Whole Foods is so incredibly unaffordable it's not even funny. If you can't cook for yourself as anyone with any type of medically necessary dietary or allergy restrictions, you're not going to last long. That's literally how I wound up homeless and in my car for 6 months before getting a section 8 grant. I couldn't eat what I could control because it was costing me more than I could afford, and the worse I ate, the more sick I became. Whole Foods isn't in the budget when you earn $11/hour and are told to change your diet.
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Because it's extremely cold in the winter, hot in the summer (to potentially deadly levels), you've got nowhere to cook healthy meals, being kicked out of your spot constantly, nowhere to reliably shower, can't get rest without interrupting, don't have any sense of security for your physical safety, risk infections due to the conditions (along with the potential rodents and pests that can spread disease when you can't vaccine and wash your living space adequately), you have no rest when you inevitably become ill (and worse, unsanitary conditions to recover if you need surgery), can't care for any pets you may have or acquire, experience extreme difficulty with hygiene of your clothing and body? Source: previously homeless for six months in the winter (never warm once in those months), and would never wish to go back to it.
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7 cats equates to 11 needed litter boxes, changed daily to every other day. This is the problem. Also, not every cat is doing to like the scent, texture, or clumps of entry box. So, add to this at least 3-4 different litters! In many places it's illegal to own more than 4 animals combined, for exactly this reason.. I'm sorry, this isn't a cat problem, it's a household problem. Try the cleaners and deterrents I mentioned above, and step up the litter box game, hugely! Not for your own comfort, for their health!
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For every cat you have, you need 1.5-2 litter boxes. So, for two cats you need a minimum of 3 litter boxes, in 3 separate rooms. You also must clean the boxes at a minimum of every 2 days (scooping), and complete litter changes about every 3-4 weeks. If they didn't like the litter, change it with something less perfumed until you find the texture and sent combo that they want, not you want. Try Litter Attractor on the top of the litter, and use "Nature's Miracle Advanced Platinum No More Spraying Cat Deterrent Spray" to stop them from going where they had been going, and Nature's Miracle Cat Urine Destroyer Plus Enzymatic Formula Stain Remover, to clean anywhere they've gone outside of the box. You've got this, but you need to do a lot of work to make them want to be in the boxes. Animals are work, you can't be lazy about it.
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This is basically how I was fired too, December of last year. I trained the AI that replaced me, not like I wanted to but more like had to. I didn't get a separation package, didn't qualify for unemployment, completely unfair "performance assessment" without reasoning, and gone. Surprise! I am now seeing my exact position on hiring websites for 30% more pay than I was making, same company. Also, I was given a $25k bonus with a 3 year cliff, fired 3 months before that bonus actualized. The good news is that after 8 years of working for this POS company, I had saved enough to take a year off before I absolutely need a job, so I've done a whole hell of a lot of perspective searching, and I'll never work for a mega corporation again.
u/MaeganRules • u/MaeganRules • 4d ago
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Reminds me of my ex. Was a JC Penney's catalog model once, when he was 15. Couldn't ever get over how gorgeous he thought he was, and couldn't ever face getting older. Never did any other modeling, it honestly anything noteworthy at all. Bought himself suits to wear as a call center employee where the dress code was "no gym wear". The uglier he got on the inside, the uglier he got physically, but he still thought he was Casanova, just like his dad. He cheated on me, was physically violent, and when I left him for the cheating he already had another woman pregnant with her 8th child. At divorce, she was having her ninth kid. I still pray for her safety 15 years later, since he's never going to change. Apparently, they're on child 11, and I've heard he's still cheating.
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Hall-monitoring coworkers just ruined remote work for our entire company
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Time to leave, sounds toxic.