
Sundaisey
u/Sundaisey

I finally started paying attention to my CEO office for the bonuses this week and was wondering if anybody knows if the samples scattered around the office will stay after I sell the crates or if they disappear after the sale? I know the cash is tied to the amount of $ in the warehouse but does that apply for the goods, too?
Driving along I-5 N about 630am when a Carolla jumps from right lane into my lane and couldn't get traction in the rain so I'm hard on the brakes and horn. They finally got moving faster than me when I was about 3' from their tailgate still going about 20 mph.
After I got to my drop I called the office to see if the camera went off for hard brake and they say no it hasn't. But it DID go off yesterday for lane departure, but the video showed me in my lane the entire time.....
AI is fucking dumb.
I started a new playthrough with the intention of staying in happy land Chapter 2 and maybe seeking out 100% slowly and at my leisure. I've hunted, sought gold bars, went digging for dinosaur bones, and just enjoyed life as a healthy Arthur. But I'm missing the amazing story I know is there.
Is there anything wrong with creating an extra save and progressing through the story knowing I have a healthy, wealthy, singing on horseback Arthur to come back to?
How'd I do? 415 miles one way, drop/hook at lunchtime, fueling at EOD and in a door at home terminal with ~1 minute to spare.
imgur.com/a/oTLzlVHI don't watch horror/possession movies, or care to see horror movie ads in my feed when casually browsing Reddit. Is there a way to limit or turn off this particular type of ad? I don't search for horror, I don't follow horror subs, I don't want to see freaky, scary, or possessed things while I'm casually browsing.
Call me a wuss, sure, but I don't like to see it throughout my day.
Checked my Fidelity recently and saw a contribution of ~$1,100 made mid paycheck from my employer. I had recently adjusted my contribution to 6%, which is their max match %.
Are they adding the other 2% from all previous paychecks to match the 6% total? I just can't think of another reason they would contribute so much at once.




