Ashsquatch11

u/Ashsquatch11


r/austinjobs•

Hi! I'm looking for part time help in the anderson mill area cleaning rental properties. Training is $16/hr then increases after 30 days. I'll teach you everything about being a luxury rental cleaner and hours and pay will increase for the right motivated individual to grow with me and my small team. All you need is dependable transportation and a positive attitude. Send me a message!

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r/austinjobs•

I have a detail-oriented cleaning service and need to train a dependable person to clean to a specific high standard. This will be part time at first and the option for more hours will be available later.

  • Paid training $16/hr and pay will increase later
  • Reliable transportation necessary
  • jobsites are in Austin, cedar park, round rock, pflugerville
  • smart phone necessary

Previous hotel cleaning and airbnb cleaning experience is a plus, but I'm willing to train anyone who is serious about this and dependable.

Please send me a message!

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r/suggestmeabook•

I love looooong books or series with a story that I can get lost in and that immediately capture the reader. The problem is when they're finished, it's difficult to find the next good book or series because I'm so incredibly picky about what I read. I'm looking for something amazing. I like low fantasy, time travel, historical fiction, sci-fi. I'm willing to try any genre if it's a good book.

Dislikes: -YA (please, no. I'm 39) -First person narration (idk i just don't like it) -The "classics"- (I've read most books that would have been assigned in school/college already). -Main character in school or college with special abilities (☠️ of boredom)

Favorite books and series: The Stormlig

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r/highersidechats•

I'm about 75% through the member episode and it's kinda frustrating how Alex keeps assuming the audience doesn't know certain things (like excess mortality, etc) and says as much. I would say THC audience knows much more than Alex thinks we do.THC listeners are pretty well informed - we have to be when not following the mainstream. Lol that's all. Thanks for coming to my Ted talk.

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r/Ureaplasma•

I've been sick for months. Since at least November last year. I thought it was a "normal" kidney infection or uti at first. Each time it gets bad, I get chills, extreme fatigue, low grade fever, and typical uti symptoms like burning when peeing and frequency. My MD prescribed me cefdinir (I'm allergic to several antibiotics so options are limited). It helps during the treatment and a few days after antibiotics end, but then the problem always comes back. The uti symptoms plus chills, fever, fatigue. So since November I've been on cefdinir a couple times then keflex too. Finally I went to an urgent care a couple weeks ago because I just feel so so terrible and they told me to go see a gynecol

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r/suggestmeabook•

I'm currently in a reading slump where I just stop reading at about 80% through my books. Nothing is keeping my interest to the point of frustration.

My favorite books when I was younger: The clan of the cave bear series by Jean m. Auel His dark materials by Phillip Pullman Timeline by Michael Crichton

My favorite books in recent years: Stormlight archive series Outlander series The unmaking of june farrow

I'm not really a fan of YA, but did read Acotar and ToG series. They were ok, but i'm looking for a deeper story and better writing tbh. I've already read Harry Potter and all the usual YA recommendations.

I don't like Steven King or Neil gaiman, and I'm tired of Dean Koontz and hi

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