I work in a restaurant that is actually quite kind. At the end of the night, there are only a few food items we can't hold over night. All the staff gets asked if they want any of it before it gets thrown out.

I have an EV with flush handles that have that hinge. The handles automatically open, but you can easily force them open if necessary.

Literally me today. My relief showed up 15 mins late. I'm now leaving like 30+ mins late because now I'm stuck in the middle of things that they should be doing.

Thank you. I've slept for almost like 48 hours in the past 3 days and actually woke up feeling good today.

How has long Covid affected you?

If you haven't tried It takes two or split fiction, I highly recommend them. My boyfriend and I played through both and enjoyed them immensely.

I was literally going to look into getting my vaccine this week... Then I got Covid. So sitting at home feeling miserable. Only positive thing is while its been awful, it hasn't been as awful as the other time I got it and almost ended up hospitalized.

I unfortunately had a cat pass away from a vaccination. Off the top of my head, I can't remember which one. He just had a bad reaction to it and was gone the next day. I've grown up with many cats and that was the only one that ever had a bad reaction. Even after that happened, all cats I had after him still went straight to the vet and got all their vaccinations.

It was so immensely sad, but it didn't prevent me from continuing to vaccinate my animals.

I also have covid with awful throat pain right now. I feel miserable. The last time I had covid I had throat pain so bad I couldn't speak and could barely eat. I'm so excited that I may be experiencing it again....

I'm a millennial homeowner that had no assistance from my family and bought in 2022.

Honestly though, I think luck is the only reason we got our house. We met the previous owners and they wanted to make sure the house was going to another couple or family that would actually live in it and call it home, not someone planning to rent it out. We put our bid at asking price (even though our realtor was pushing for us to go higher) and they accepted it the next day.

We bought ours in 2022 at a 4.15% rate with only 5% down and since I dealt with a local lender, got a conventional loan with no PMI. Thank God. The PMI was my biggest worry, but we were very fortunate.

Also found a house for under $300k, but it was built in 1952 and we're a little in the boonies. We have a Walmart nearby and some fast food, but that's it. We both work 20 miles away in the much larger town. And then we're about an hour or so (depending on traffic) from a major city. So we had to make some concessions in order to even get a house. Though I love being in a small quiet neighborhood and being able to live away from the bustle of a larger town, but it does have drawbacks.

You might as well cross off Home Depot too. I ordered something from them online cause it was cheaper online than in store and for some strange reason they don't honor their online prices in store but ship you that item from that store. I digress. Anyway, I ordered a power tool and they doordashed it out to my house. I was so fucking confused by it. Thankfully I received my item, but we've had issues with doordash before.

I'm so sad about lemm.ee!!! That was the first instance I joined! That was my home for, wow, 2 years. But I'm still sticking with Lemmy. Just had to find myself a new home base.