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Replying to @BowTiedBull
@BowTiedBull and @Cernovich was right with people being on edge these days.
I used to play collegiate soccer at the national level (top 10-25 ranked team while I was playing and some semi pro before realizing time better spent doing "useful" work.
I recently came out of retirement to play with friends in what is called the infamous sunday league (beer leagues) most of my teammates were ex hs stars and i think some college guys that gave up after a year and didn't stick the 4 years out like me.
I played with guys that are either still playing and making money in low pro leagues or coaching college/professional leagues so I know when someone is a decent player.
Needless to say these guys are trying to start fights on any little contact or when their ego gets hurts when you embarrass them because they never played in a meaningful environment (they treat this beer league where people need to sub out every 10 mins or so as their world cup). I played this Sunday and got invited to a Monday game because they needed some players.
Both games had 1 guy who was fouling and asking people to fight. i was involved with one and because I actually cannot get in trouble with law enforcement due to being in cleared work i didn't engage. I am actually bewildered that these people actually exist.
I will probably be vary weary of playing in any of these leagues anymore as the downside is way higher due to injury of a hard tackle or getting hit as one of my teammates got a black eye from a cheap shot during the game. You need to associate with people that have something to lose to not put yourself in these situations. Tennis/golf are usually really good as those people generally make a good income and are not cheap to play.
The amount of compliments I get on my PRX is hilarious that people on the internet do t go outside.
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When I hear that Palestine, democracy, and women's rights are literally on the ballot, and I have an opportunity to vote against all of them
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"Home care" has quickly become the *most common job in blue states*. This video shows why: Because people are billing Medicaid $80k+ a year for work that they aren't actually doing. Watch this refugee pull into a driveway for 2 minutes each day to trick the GPS anti-fraud system:
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Wifeguy final boss
Replying to @bowtiedgerman
Good men do what they have to do, but…
You take the red eye flight home rather than stay over night.
You skip on the after dinner drinks.
You ignore the Insight Global hottie.
You make sure your wife knows she is important to you no matter where you are.
It’s not hard.
I did this a couple times.
a buddy in college, throughout college (4yrs) exclusively watched The Office as a way to date. He would match with girls (tinder or school) and tell them over and over again that he’s “never seen it” and the opening dates with these girls would just be watching the office
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I was gonna post a reflection of my turning 31 in sat and it seems like not having kids earlier on takes the meaning out of it.
I feel like a kid even though I’m obviously not. It’s a weird stage.
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The reality is if you're in aerospace and not in Southern California, Dayton, Huntsville, or the Pentagon, you're holding your career back
You want to be where the big boy projects are happening
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Fire HR and pay the sales team double
Replying to @fw_andyyy
20 year HR professional here. Many times I’d make candidates wait a few extra minutes to see how they handled it when they got frustrated. Weeded out a lot of hot heads. Me, I’m looking for patience and understanding.
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College ain’t a scam but a lot of people do degree programs that you don’t need college for and that’s why people aren’t doing as well career wise because getting in huge debt for a career that pays 30-50k makes no sense.
I am 56% done with my masters and I just finished the lab work for another paper should be typed and sent this weekend. 3 classes to go and I started last month.
It’s gonna give me SecX and CISM for with CCSP and hopefully all that is enough practice to pass CISSP.
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One REAL hack that I haven't seen on here:
Paper plates + plastic utensils
0 cleanup, just grab em, use em, toss em
The argument I hear: "but its a waste of money!"
Um...well...would rather waste your TIME? Are you POOR??? I have saved literally countless hours, days, WEEKS of time not having to do dishes
Much more valuable than the few bucks they cost at Costco...




















