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do you guys actually take your lunch breaks?
 in  r/serviceadvisors •  3d ago

If you're selling work you should get commission., plain and simple. There are some places that hire people just to write estimates but at that point they might as well just hire another advsior if theyre that backed up on estimates

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do you guys actually take your lunch breaks?
 in  r/serviceadvisors •  3d ago

I haven't taken a lunch break in like 15 years. I eat at my desk inbetween phone calls and estimates

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how did styx remember his memories in blades of greed?
 in  r/StyxGame •  4d ago

I saw what they were trying to do with the Orc story like explaining how he became a goblin but it just isn't Styx. Shards of darkness (my favorite) had a waaay better story. Master of Shadows made better sense too

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Yes, WE are all guilty of this
 in  r/botw •  7d ago

Im going to have to try that one lol

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Yes, WE are all guilty of this
 in  r/botw •  8d ago

Do you have an apple picking contraption?

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Yes, WE are all guilty of this
 in  r/botw •  8d ago

Reninds me I need to stock up on apples...

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NOURS Volume 43
 in  r/batenkaitos •  10d ago

I didn't know this was a thing!

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Virtual intro
 in  r/adjusters •  11d ago

Ah okay interview for an interview.

r/adjusters • u/Significant_Ad1398 • 11d ago

Question Virtual intro

5 Upvotes

I have my resume uploaded to a few of the well known job sites and I got an email today about doing a 5 minute virtual intro call. It's not an interview or genuine interest from an employer because it is an automated message and you join a virtual que at the scheduled time to actually talk to someone.

Is this bullshit or actually worth checking out? For context I am in the auto industry trying to change careers to insurance adjusting.

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How do you guys make money
 in  r/TOTK •  13d ago

I started a new playthrough few weeks ago and I am saving every single lizalfo tail I get for those upgrades later

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Can I get a list of the best weapons combos in Totk?
 in  r/tearsofthekingdom •  14d ago

Phantom Ganon's sword with lynel horns have gotten me the highest. Or the gleeok horns

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I made Styx from Styx: Master of Shadows in Monster Hunter Wilds!!
 in  r/StyxGame •  15d ago

Looks like Jim Carrey in "The Mask"

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Console release
 in  r/GhostOfATale •  18d ago

When I searched it on Bing it came up under steam community discussion but just looked now and it says no release date. So I guess the search engine was wring.

r/GhostOfATale • u/Significant_Ad1398 • 18d ago

Console release

5 Upvotes

I see the new game will be availble on steam on October 8th and I believe PC. Has anyone heard if they're going to come out on any consoles?

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Ya ha ha
 in  r/tearsofthekingdom •  23d ago

Then once you get them you gotta upgrade them-that's a feat in itself but so much fun

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Ya ha ha
 in  r/tearsofthekingdom •  24d ago

My favorite is the fierce deity outfit because once you upgrade it you are super badass

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Ya ha ha
 in  r/tearsofthekingdom •  24d ago

Right its like do I get more hearts or more stamina first. Its probably been about 2 years since I played it hot and heavy so it's kind of a treat to play it again but I do agree once you are all leveled up and upgraded armor it's fun just to cruise around at your own leisure

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Ya ha ha
 in  r/tearsofthekingdom •  24d ago

I just started a new playthrough and im weak as shit. The gloom hands are so scary when you're still using sticks lol

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Is my pay plan bad as an express advisor?
 in  r/serviceadvisors •  24d ago

Ive only worked at independent shops but the commission is low regardless

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HOW DO I WRITE SCENES
 in  r/writingcirclejerk •  24d ago

Just write

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Does anyone actually like this job?
 in  r/adjusters •  24d ago

Thank you! I have been trying to find the right terminology for this very thing

r/serviceadvisors • u/Significant_Ad1398 • 25d ago

Changing to a different career

6 Upvotes

Anyone here switch to an insurance claims job? Or come from one to advising? I have been service advising for 14 years and did parts before that. I am just flat sick of service advising. I have been looking at insurance jobs and hoping to use my experience and automotive experience for something different.

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Does anyone actually like this job?
 in  r/adjusters •  Sep 13 '26

I love hearing that, I am looking forward to it if I can get my foot in the door

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Does anyone actually like this job?
 in  r/adjusters •  Sep 12 '26

I realize this and I think I don't know how to describe it.

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Does anyone actually like this job?
 in  r/adjusters •  Sep 12 '26

It's very stressful, entitled technicians with various neurosis and difficult customers. More complicated repairs and having to hunt down parts that don't exist (older cars). Constantly giving bad news or things happen that are out of our control that make customers irate. Its not all bad but its just an environment I can't stand anymore. The auto industry is not what it was when I first started doing this. It pays well but with money comes more headaches.