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I recently started watching and have gotten through the first three seasons - so far I love it. I've heard daunting rumors, however, that the show starts to crash after season 5. Is this true? Do the show ever reach any fulfilling conclusion in the ninth season?

Thanks for any answers - no spoilers if possible please.

EDIT: Thanks for all the advice guys. Seems the general consensus is that it's good through season seven, but I should push through and finish anyway. I shall remain true to the paranormal and make a push for it. Thanks for the advice!

I must ask if anyone else was disappointed by the War of the Best arc. I was extremely hyped for it, but left feeling empty at the end. Here are my reasons [Spoilers for this arc]:

*While nearly every big character and villain was present, the only one who stood out from the rest was Admiral Akainu. You could have left out the Shichibukai and other admirals and there would not have been much of a difference.

*Whitebeard, seemingly the strongest man in the One Piece world, didn't really do anything. True, he took down some vice-admirals, but most of his work was swishing about nameless navy soldiers.

*The Kuma bots held a lot of promise and I'm sure brought a raise in emotion with ever

I'm curious on how long it takes the average redditor to learn a new piano song. Say you're learning a song at your normal skill level. On average it takes me a few weeks to learn a new piece, and it feels like I'm progressive far to slowly.

Hey fellow musicians! I was hoping we could all share our ideas for improving our unique talents. My current goals include increasing my sight reading ability and harnessing the skill to play by ear. I'd love to hear everyone's ideas.

I currently don't have any ideas on learning to play by ear, but to help improve my sight reading ability I've heard that learning all the chords + scales and studying music for pattern-recognition is a must.

A lot of jobs listed on internet boards note salary as "DOE" or Depending On Experience. When at an interview for such a job, what is the best way to bring up salary and benefits?

After the GameStop/Deus Ex scam I'm curious to find out what other under-the-table tricks companies use. Who would like to share?