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I don’t remember their handle on TikTok but they talked about sneakers and shoes a lot and actually had some pretty good recs. Their primary content was doing sneaker reviews or unboxing videos. It was a short girl with blonde hair who also did occasional gym content. Her backdrop was like a teal wall with shoes and sneakers portrayed on the walls. She also did lives constantly.

I am trying to remember this person's TikTok account, but I dont remember their name or handle, and of course I didnt follow them initially on any socials.

What is a good subreddit to help me find who I am looking for based on a description of what I remember?

I am a member of a new band in Chicago and we are looking to play some DIY shows. How do you guys go about finding/organizing these shows? We are trying to get out and play so any help or info would be appreciated.

Also, it would be nice to know so I can go to these shows for fun too. I just dont know where to look.

I have a few pedals already but I want a place where I can sit and try pedals until I have crafted my sound. I know of Rock N Roll Vintage, Midwest Buy and Sell, and ofc CME, but I feel like they have a limited selection based on inventory. Is there anywhere else I can go with a vast selection?

I am looking to buy one of these off Facebook marketplace but I have never heard of this brand. Someone is selling it for $300 and I have a Orange SuperCrush 100 and I am not sure if it will sound good with it. Its my first time buying a cabinet so any other advice on what cabs will work with my head well let me know.

I keep seeing videos of people pushing and promoting their hydrogen water tablets/devices. They claim that hydrogen water has a ton of health benefits. I am curious enough to try it but before I purchase it I thought I’d ask to see if anyone else has consistently used any of these products and has had a noticeable difference in their health. I’m specifically referring to Gary Brecka’s hydrogen tablets. I often trust Gary’s health advice after listening to multiple podcasts with him, but you never know.

If it is legit, any product recommendations?

I recently got laid off from my job, and I want to pursue work with something I truly like. I always find myself reading history books and listening to history podcasts in my free time. I've been brainstorming the direction I should take in my career for someone who does not have any formal education or work experience related to history.

My parents recommended that I went to go get my Master's in History at a university and be a professor. However, I have a BA in Economics and did not build relationships with History professors, so getting letters of rec may be difficult. Another one of my friends recommended Archaeology.

Not sure if it is too late for me or what other career options I

After a great deal of soul-searching, I have decided to consider pursuing a career in Archaeology. However, I am not sure where to start. After some research, I discovered that I need to do some field work to gain experience first in order to kickstart my career. However, I have seen some conflicting information regarding the necessary education. Some people on Reddit said I need a bachelor's degree, and others say I would need a master's. I have a Bachelor's degree, but it's not in History or Archaeology. Is it imperative for me to have a bachelor's in a relevant field, or do I get a Master's to pursue a career in Archaeology?

If not, where do I start?

I am currently trying to find work in the corporate world. I am struggling to get any traction to get any interviews. I would like to know what other people are doing to get jobs nowadays.

Here is what I have been doing:

I have had my resume looked over by family, friends, ChatGPT, and I even posted it on r/resumes for feedback. A lot of people say different things about what a resume "should" look like, but I am not sure it's the problem. I know I am supposed to tailor it to specific jobs, but I have all of my experience listed on the resume, so unless I want to lie, it's all I have. I have 3 internships and a "real" job on there.

I search jobs on LinkedIn and Glassdoor primarily, but

Every time Jesse tries to buy something off of me, her initial offer comes up as -2,000,000 or something extreme. Unless I just give her the goods for 0$ she won’t buy it. I don’t really know how to fix this but she was a loyal customer.

Just curious to see if there was a fix in case someone has encountered this.

I keep getting the paywall for certain areas even after I bought the 1-month membership. I am not sure why but I keep getting this message every time I try to enter and then I click upgrade [again].

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Is this a bug? What does this mean? How do I fix this?

I graduated college in May of 2023. Since then I have not been able to get an Interview or a job. I have applied to what feels like thousands of Jobs and have not heard back from any of them.

I have a degree in Economics and have had 2 internships that can be best described under real estate or mortgage lending. I have had my resume looked over by multiple peers as well as some family members. Every time I apply I double-check to make sure the position is still available on the company website and I make sure to Apply on the company website. I use LinkedIn and Glassdoor primarily to find open positions, but like I said, I apply directly on the website.

I have also tried to find the hirin