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Unfortunately had a 12V warning go off on day 2 of ownership and it said it needed a tow. My biggest complaint about this service process was when I called in they said they could tow it and if I asked if they could service it via Mobile service it took almost 6 hours to get back to me and at that point it was a Friday evening and they said they could tow Monday morning.
However from here the experience goes great. They towed me on time on Monday morning. Got back to me quickly with updates (the issue was the DC-DC converter) and even knocked out a small paint chip I had a separate ticket for. Car was ready to be picked up on Wednesday and she's now back home.
While overall having the issue on the second day and being without the car for a total of 5 was a HUGE BUMMER. In hindsight this got resolved really fast and better than any other service I've had from cars before. Hopefully no more bumps in the road but I do feel a bit better having gotten one out of the way and having a great customer service experience

Comic books I have enjoyed: Swamp Thing (Alan moore) /Watchmen. /Sandman. /The walking dead. /Frank Miller's run on daredevil and man without fea born again /Chip Zdarsky's Daredevil (only read up to TP vol7)
What would you guys recommend?

After selling my entire knife collection to make ends meet through a very rough time, I was hoping to be able to hold on to one knife, my favorite I've ever owned. Unfortunately life just keeps kicking me when I'm down, so now I'm force's to sell it...
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SV: 190 shipped. No trades please.
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Basically the idea of the experiment is to see if they can be "reprogrammed" not to be angry. They get a chip implanted at the base of their brain that can read their thoughts and if they have a hateful or violent thought, they receive a painful disciplinary jolt. How long would it likely to take to condition them not to think hateful thoughts?

Hey everyone, recently my rtx 2060 had some sort of chip failure. It still functions perfectly fine, but coming out of sleep or being shut off it doesn’t boot, so I’m looking to replace it soon.
Looking around micro center I’ve found great prices on 3060s and even 4070s but I’ve heard that the lack of vram can be a nightmare. I’ve heard good things about AMD’s graphics cards, butI don’t know much on AMD’s Radeon line, including which model is the equivalent to a 3060 or 3070.
Can someone help me understand how Radeon’s models align with Nvidia’s, or recommend me a good card with similar performance?
Thanks in advance.

This is all in assumption that it is the same person that approved the past promos like 50% off entire order TWICE one with no heads up and one with a heads up and had to use promo code. It is insanely stupid for anyone to believe there would only be a 20% increase for a promo that took $25 off a $12 order. we are giving away free food to people (yes I know doordash funded it) but it is ridiculous to ever be so naïve to believe people wouldn't take FULL advantage of that. the stress they put the employees through with this is dumb and unnecessary just stick with the good ol' fashioned extra points for chips and drinks for customer appreciation month this has never given us any issues and actually incentivizes customers to spend more per visit and visit more through the whole month rather than just giving them free food for two days ( i know 2nd day got cancelled but it was planned for 2 days).

Hi all,
Context:
I have been given and accepted an offer for an Audit position in the investment management space (Asset management, pension funds, hedge funds, and private equity), and want to have a realistic expectation for exits in the space.
My long term career goal has been to work in the investment management space (ideally working in a position with a % PnL) because I learned about markets from a young age (and the $$$ it entails) and decided to pursue it for its stark competitiveness. I have managed my own small investment book in the last few years, marginally outperforming the market throughout, primally through macro swing trades (FX trades in predictable movements between my home currency and USD).
It was never my intention to pursue accounting (I am a Finance and Economics grad), and thus I am torn about pursuing the CA; On one hand, it would pain me to work in a field I have no passion for, on the other hand, there are few unemployed CA's out there, thus I am weighing the benefit of putting all my chips in to pursue finance, or put some chips to the side, and guarantee a safe exit if shit ever hits the fan, but mitigating my upside in the process.
Questions :In my position, is it optimal to:
Exit to a client at senior with no CA?
Exit to a client at senior + n Years with CA?
Or
Exit to TAS/CF, and subsequently exit to the aforementioned fields?
How realistic are the prospects of making it into the investment management space (hopefully skipping out on the investment banking route) with this pathway, or whatever of the options I listed that you believe are optimal?
Note: investment banking isn't a 'non-negotiable' per se, but an extremely steep ask. I understand hours in Big4 are tremendous, however I already have a tumultuous relationship with my mental health, and in all reality, there is a possibility that banking hours may be enough to push me to the point of no return.
Note: My grades were too poor to make it directly into a CF/Investment Management firm straight out of college, I was incredibly close in one instance at a small firm, however it fell through.
Thank you all for your insight.

Hi all,
Context:
I have been given and accepted an offer for an Audit position in the investment management space (Asset management, pension funds, hedge funds, and private equity), and want to have a realistic expectation for exits in the space.
My long term career goal has been to work in the investment management space (ideally working in a position with a % PnL) because I learned about markets from a young age (and the $$$ it entails) and decided to pursue it for its stark competitiveness. I have managed my own small investment book in the last few years, marginally outperforming the market throughout, primally through macro swing trades (FX trades in predictable movements between my home currency and USD).
It was never my intention to pursue accounting (I am a Finance and Economics grad), and thus I am torn about pursuing the CA; On one hand, it would pain me to work in a field I have no passion for, on the other hand, there are few unemployed CA's out there, thus I am weighing the benefit of putting all my chips in to pursue finance, or put some chips to the side, and guarantee a safe exit if shit ever hits the fan, but mitigating my upside in the process.
Questions:
In my position, is it optimal to:
Exit to a client at senior with no CA?
Exit to a client at senior + n Years with CA?
Or
Exit to TAS/CF, and subsequently exit to the aforementioned fields?
How realistic are the prospects of making it into the investment management space (hopefully skipping out on the investment banking route) with this pathway, or whatever of the options I listed that you believe are optimal?
Note: investment banking isn't a 'non-negotiable' per se, but an extremely steep ask. I understand hours in Big4 are tremendous, however I already have a tumultuous relationship with my mental health, and in all reality, there is a possibility that banking hours may be enough to push me to the point of no return.
Note: My grades were too poor to make it directly into a CF/Investment Management firm straight out of college, I was incredibly close in one instance at a small firm, however it fell through.
Thank you all for your insight.

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Hi all,
Context:
I have been given and accepted an offer for an Audit position in the investment management space (Asset management, pension funds, hedge funds, and private equity), and want to have a realistic expectation for exits in the space.
My long term career goal has been to work in the investment management space (ideally working in a position with a % PnL) because I learned about markets from a young age (and the $$$ it entails) and decided to pursue it for its stark competitiveness. I have managed my own small investment book in the last few years, marginally outperforming the market throughout, primally through macro swing trades (FX trades in predictable movements between my home currency and USD).
It was never my intention to pursue accounting (I am a Finance and Economics grad), and thus I am torn about pursuing the CA; On one hand, it would pain me to work in a field I have no passion for, on the other hand, there are few unemployed CA's out there, thus I am weighing the benefit of putting all my chips in to pursue finance, or put some chips to the side, and guarantee a safe exit if shit ever hits the fan, but mitigating my upside in the process.
Questions:
In my position, is it optimal to:
Exit to a client at senior with no CA?
Exit to a client at senior + n Years with CA?
Or
Exit to TAS/CF, and subsequently exit to the aforementioned fields?
How realistic are the prospects of making it into the investment management space (hopefully skipping out on the investment banking route) with this pathway, or whatever of the options I listed that you believe are optimal?
Note: investment banking isn't a 'non-negotiable' per se, but an extremely steep ask. I understand hours in Big4 are tremendous, however I already have a tumultuous relationship with my mental health, and in all reality, there is a possibility that banking hours may be enough to push me to the point of no return.
Note: My grades were too poor to make it directly into a CF/Investment Management firm straight out of college, I was incredibly close in one instance at a small firm, however it fell through.
Thank you all for your insight.

After going through a rather rough breakup, i turned to Reddit for new friends. I have actually had some success and im feeling quite happy in life for the first time in a while. I’ve rediscovered my love for talking to people. If you want someone in your life who is genuinely going to care and make and effort message me. Let me be that person.
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Hey all, could definitely use some advice here. My wife and I keep getting into the same dispute over dieting goals. We've been married for a year and she isn't happy with the amount of weight she's gained since then (~45lbs). She's a strong advocate for eating healthier which I love, but perhaps not for the same reason I do.
She says that healthier fresh foods cause less weight gain than cheaper processed foods, but she doesn't seem to understand that the reason for that is because they have less calories. So I responded that while that's true, you're not going to lose any weight if you eat more calories of healthy food than you would have with unhealthy food. You'd still be healthier for sure, but you wouldn't be losing weight. She always responds with "yes but if you're eating healthier than you wouldn't want to eat as much."
I'm at a loss because while everything she's saying is true, to me it misses the point, and the past year seems to show it. She's cut out a lot of pasta, white bread, rice, etc. but has been replacing it with literal large mixing bowls of salad that she'll eat in one sitting. She'll snack on fruit, nuts, and occasionally cookies she'll bake for fun instead of potato chips, but she's frequently snacking between meals. She's more active with running and biking than ever before, so it makes her even more upset that somehow she's still gaining weight. On my side, I'm starting to feel additional strain because now the amount of money we're spending on food has increased in chase of healthier options: instead of cage-free organic eggs at the supermarket, we need to pay double for the eggs sold at the farmer's market. Instead of the regular supermarket meat, we ideally should buy from the local butcher, all while she's eating more than before.
I want to be sensitive in my approach because I've basically been taught women are very sensitive on the topic of food and weight. Her parents were not the most sensitive on the subject growing up, although they spent (and I'm not joking here) $2,000 a month just on groceries (they were pretty rich growing up). I on the other hand grew up extremely poor, and my siblings and I were paper thin. She says that's just because we naturally have fast metabolisms (kinda true), but I think it's yet another area where she's making excuses so she doesn't have to take responsibility. This happens a lot.
How do I explain to my wife that she needs to eat less if she wants to lose weight, and in a winsome way?

Looking for a board and chip combo (Z80 etc) already assembled for a project. I tried to find an older PC to use but even the price for a Commodore64 is plain ridiculous.
Chips by themselves are pretty cheap but I don't want to be an engineer and build a board myself.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!

Pull up to IVY after seeing Cerrone next door and entry is $35 apparently.
People are talking about Chip prices and Maccas feeling expensive now. But Sydney has its own localised issues and I'm sure there's more.
The Guzman deal is $13 (but not localised)
I'll think of more and add more later.
Not trying to push first world problems either. This is just one example of many that surely exist as well.

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So, myself and 7 others are doing a golf trip in a few months and we wanted to make it somewhat competitive and have a bit of a 'major' feel to it. (Similar to some of the stuff GoodGood has done). We are going to be playing 3 rounds of golf with back-to-back tee-times each day and wanted to get some feedback on what everyone's thoughts are on this format I created.
Thinking of doing a $100 buy into the weekend, with 1st place taking home 560, 2nd taking 160, and 3rd taking 80. Wanted to separate the rounds into various minigames and based on placement in the minigame, you get a certain amount of points. For example:
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Golfer Position	Wolf	Chicago	2 Man Scramble
1	150	150	200
2	100	100	175
3	75	50	150
4	50	25	100
5	25	20	x
6	20	15	x
7	15	10	x
8	10	5	x

Some people might find this to be overkill, but we all love the thought behind this and just want to refine it best we can. The general thought with the scoring is wolf and chicago will be graded on a 1-8 ranking combining both groups scores into a giant leaderboard, then the scramble will just be stroke play. I also figured the scramble being weighted a bit more on Sunday could shake some things up. I do feel like the point totals need some adjustment though. (help pls)
We are also considering implementing some miscellaneous ways to earn points such as:
Hole in 1: 250
Chip in (greenside): 25
Hole out from 50+ yards: 50
Bunker hole out: 50
Birdie: 10
Eagle: 25
Albatross: 100
340+ yard drive: 25
Any round under par: 50
Each round do a closest to the pin on a preselected par 3: 25
What do you guys think? Is there anything you would change or anything you would suggest adding? Let me know, I am open to all advice or thoughts as this is our first golf trip.
PS- I feel that I should also add that most of these minigames are somewhat handicapped as we have a range of golfers from 13ish handicappers to 25ish handicappers. Also everyone is all cool with the scramble on our last day since we are going to most likely be hungover & exhausted.