OverSizeLife

u/OverSizeLife


r/helldivers2•

It's getting out of hand. Someone isn't using the META loadout, or they aren't playing exactly as you want. No, I'm just out there clearing mobs, bug hives, secondary objectives, oh and if it wasn't for me looking for samples, the 4 super samples, 19 rare, and 26 common wouldn't have been found because not a single one of you went over on that side of the map. You specifically played only the objectives.

So damn annoying, kicking someone because they aren't playing the main objectives is getting to be bs.

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r/BuffaloWildWings•

I really can't stand a Karen, but here I am, being one of those that I hate, and yet I asked to speak with a manager.

I placed a large order totaling $145.46 at 4pm est to be picked up at 5pm est. I showed up at 445 and stood at the counter to wait for someone to get my order.

Someone comes out and takes my name, looks around for about 3 minutes, looks around the corner at a shelf that has a large order and a smaller order turns and says, "your order is on the shelf." I walk up, check the receipt and yes, it's mine. I take it and drive directly home. It's currently 505pm. I arrive at my home at 520pm. My wife comes home from work at 528pm, the 4 of us sit down to eat and we are all immed

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I have a scenario I'd like to run past some of you to know if this is feasible.

I am coming into some money ($200k) from a settlement. I'll be 46 next month, wife will be 46 in June. We discussed it and we both agree that paying all our debts(credit cards, loans, mortage) are the best option. Doing so leaves us with about $80k left. We will both continue to work (current joint income is about $125k/yr + $29k from military benefits) we're both blue-collar. I've considered starting us both Roth IRAs and contributing the maximum right away, then follow on years contributing enough weekly to maximize contributions yearly until 68.

Once the debts are paid, our monthly expenses will be around

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r/WorkersComp•

My company has, not in so many words, released me from employment in an email with "Good luck in your future endeavors," so I am searching the workforce, which frankly sucks right now. I have gotten a few interview invites, but nothing beyond the initial. I am going from one part of a lucrative side of the industry to a not-so-lucrative side, so they inevitably ask me why I am looking for such a drastic career change. I typically tell them that I was looking for a career change or to come off the road (truck driver). 9 times out of 10, they start prying into other reasons why but phrasing it differently. I will usually hold back on the workers comp, but then they end up asking if I am able t

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r/VeteransBenefits•

Just curious

VA Disability Claims :claim:

Can a veteran with a rating at 90% who's injured in a nearly fatal accident that is unrelated to their VA disabilities, leaves them with lasting disabilities get a rating increase due to their new injuries aggravating their VA injuries?

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r/ffxi•

I'm pld main and have blue mage leveled but never bother to get the spells until recently. I'm currently leveling up my blue magic skill.

Us learning of spells based on blue magic skill level? I know spells can only be learned if you have the specific skill level to use, but does having a high skill level enable learning a spell easier? I have the blue mage af hands and am using them when getting spells.

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r/WorkersComp•

Case out of Minnesota, live in Ohio and getting treated by ohio doctors. My surgeon has found me to be at MMI. He wants me to have an FCE/A completed in order to make a determination of permanent disability. The facility that I was referred to reached out to schedule, and while on the phone she scheduler stated that all their FCE/A's are scheduled at 2 hours. My rehab team and lawyers office feel that 2 hours isn't long enough to determine the level of work I can do and they want me to call around to find another facility to have this exam competed.

Need some advice on this.

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r/overdoseGrief•

My wife and I are sitting here at the hospital ER with our 20yr old daughter after we recieved a call from her boyfriend saying she tried to overdose on her medications. Of the several she takes I know of 3. Buspirone, lamotrigine, levothyroxin. She's diagnosed bipolar for nearly 2 years, has had hasimodo's hypothyroidism since she was 7. Boyfriend said she swallowed all three of the above medications each in a 90 day supply.

Our family has had a rough past couple of years, I nearly died in a work place accident, I'm 2021, daughter had a large grapefruit sized tumor removed off her neck that fall, my mom was hospitalized in a coma 2weeks before Christmas, my dad was in a serious accident a

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r/WorkersComp•

My surgeon looked me over and said that based on what he feels and understands and sees in my abilities, I am at MMI. He's sending me for a functional capacity exam next to determine the limits of my capabilities.

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r/ffxi•

I'm working on my relic ninja weapon, I'm to the point where I need the ra/ex drop called Attestation of Legerity that drops from Mildaunegaux.

I go to F-11 in Beaucedine Glacier and click on the trail markings and I get told "There is a broken branch thrust into the ground here".

Wtf am I doing wrong here?

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r/Truckers•

For context i am a heavy haul driver by trade with experience in dry/reefer, tanker, and flatbed, was in a workplace accident last year where I was pinned and nearly fatally injured. My injuries prevent me from going back to trucking.

That being said I've been on workers comp for the last 19 months and was released to work in August with restrictions that aren't accommodating of trucking. So a local job as a driving instructor came up teaching kids how to drive. When I interviewed they asked if I had questions. One question I had was, can I use my experience as a truck driver to teach these kids how to behave and react around trucks. Their response was "absolutely!" That my experience was

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r/usajobs•

Has anyone here ever used Schedule A to help secure a position in a govt job? What was the process? How successful was/are you in your position?

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r/WorkersComp•

They started off with an abysmal $25k offer, laughing we countered at $425k due to my permanent restrictions and the need of having to retrain. We ended the day with them coming up to $115k and us going down to $350k and closing off all medical claims and me resigning.

Needless to say...we live to fight another day.

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