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I bought my wristband back in 2019 and just stopped receiving emails about it. I’ve called the ticket support number and it’s just a dead line, I’ve emailed support and I just have a ton of unanswered cases, and I’ve tried DMing the Coachella Instagram account. Not sure what to do?? Am I just relegated to buying a new ticket? TIA.

I’m not getting my bar job back anytime soon but I have a phone interview with a restaurant conglomerate on the east coast on Friday. Life is so weird right now but let’s see what happens.

Had to share with someone. We’ll get through this.

It was not Aloha or Micros as I’ve used those before. This one has a shit ton of buttons on the main screen that are all bright colors. Like, the entire screen is buttons. Click for the type of item (app, dessert, vodka, gin, etc) and then more buttons for actual items. Click “back” to see seating charts. Didn’t really need a manager to unlock functions except refunds or cancellations. The name RPro is coming to mind but I don’t think that exists and I think I’m misremembering Retail Pro from an earlier job. Thanks in advance for any help.

I posted this in r/philately but wanted to have a conversation with HKers about this. I received a postcard from Hong Kong that had a police stamp on it. I did some research, and the stamps were released on April 30, 2019 which is obviously after protests began. It's blatant police propaganda (the sender even wrote that they hope I liked it). There's not a whole ton on the Internet about this.

Some links: https://www.police.gov.hk/175a/en/souvenirs_stamp.html

https://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/201904/11/P2019040900335.htm

Sending you all my best as the protests r

I received a postcard from Hong Kong that had a police stamp on it. I did some research, and the stamps were released on April 30, 2019 which is obviously after protests began. It's blatant police propaganda--an interesting stamp to now have in my collection.

Some links: https://www.police.gov.hk/175a/en/souvenirs_stamp.html

https://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/201904/11/P2019040900335.htm

The local economy relies HUGELY on tourism this time of year, ESPECIALLY from tennis & festivals. People are dreading the impact cancellations will have—people pay their mortgages with house rentals, and everyone in the hospitality/service industry counts on hours now more than ever because summer everyone basically loses their jobs. There is a lot of fun you can have in Indio and the surrounding desert, and locals would be more than welcoming to anyone who can still enjoy what the valley offers! Hope to see a lot of you still :)

Hello r/Singapore! I have a big interest in early piracy in southeast Asian waters, and I enjoy reading up on famous pirates and all that. Is there a museum or attraction specifically about Singapore’s experiences as a “pirate port”? I’ve done some research on possible activities but a lot leads me to places like Sentosa which obviously is not where I, a grown adult, want to be at, lol. Thanks so much.

Hey all, I'm back at it with another big solo trip (you guys helped me a lot last year). Planning is going well for my destinations at the ends of my trip, but I would like to ask for help. I need to get from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi in September, and I only will have about eight days. I really want to go by way of Cambodia and Laos for a part of it. My motorcycle skills are really basic, and I'm going to be taking classes until my trip next month but I don't want to rely on that, in case I don't feel confident riding or can't find a bike, etc. Would it be possible to do this trip with tourist buses? I've been researching this part but can't tell how reliable some options are. Just looking

I've been a casual fan since their self-titled album, and the show on Saturday was the first time I've seen them live. I've heard that Matt can get off the rails but hot damn, he is without a doubt the best performer I have ever seen. Total showman!! I ended up leaving Beck early because he was just so much less visually interesting than Cage's! His band was super lively and overall carried a friendly energy but... Every single second, Matt had me fixated wondering what he would do next! And the way he kept going into the crowd without any worry or anything, wow. And "Come a Little Closer" was so absolutely electrifying. The way he got everyone to yell "come on, come on, come on!" Ahhh, I'm