FigDramatic

I have a new job offer and have accepted and they want me to join as soon as possible. I also have some RSUs with my current company, not enough to make me rich, but enough to help in the current climate. My contract states I have one months notice to work out and the RSU's would vest during this period (two weeks into notice).

I expect I would still be entitled to them, as I am technically still employed at the company, but seeking second views.

I have tried to hunt down the RSU terms on internally, but not had any luck.

Sideloaded videos are limited to 2 minutes and the billing section to upgrade to premium is borked and stuck on loading (tried three different browers, laptop and smartphone).

I plan on knocking regular to check they are ok, but want to also monitor them if I can, without being to obtrusive.

I managed to get some new Asics GEL-Kayano 28's for cheap price which are listed as a stability shoe (I stumbled on this after ordering).

I am a neutral runner (not flat footed or known to pronate). I kind of really like to Asics, but am not sure if I should be concerned that they might be detrimental to me (as someone who has never needed support before).

Just seen a couple of videos recently that illustrate really well how its challenge to try and write lyrics first and then apply them to a song. On this sub we see a lot of folks posting 'songs' as lyrics and a few get quite upset when mods remove them and ask them to go into the dedicated thread.

Each video is timestamped in the URL (but will put the time in as well for those where it does not autoplay at the right time). These all illustrate a technique called 'vamping'.

The first is a famous Irish songwriter Glen Hansard Believe in the Blah (timestamped: 2:19)

The second is one of the greatest song writers of all time, Paul McCartney on vamping to