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There are old threads on this, but I want to know if other people are experiencing the same. I’ve been talking to the Sounders for months about cancelling my season tickets, but have been unable to successfully do so. When I’ve called them over the last couple of weeks, I’ve not been able to get a call back from my account manager or anyone else within the organization. I have called and emailed multiple times.

Has anyone else experienced this? Does anyone have insight on productive next steps I could take?

Hi all, I purchased the Daiwa Tatula 100 reel, and when I brought it in to get a rod for it, the tech at the shop showed me to adjust the “zero adjuster” cast control, and I’m seeing others say that it should never be touched.

I took it out to practice casting, and I’m back lashing a LOT. At this point I’m unsure if it’s because I was encouraged to play with this knob, or because of my amateur technique. I’m looking for guidance here. What the heck is the difference between this knob and the mag force cast control, and is there a way I can dial this in a way to reduce or prevent back lashing? I’m sorry for the beginner level question here, but my understanding is that the tech on this ree

Hi everyone. Looking for a little bit of guidance.

Right now, I have one rod and reel. I have a medium ugly stick 6’6”, paired with a Penn Pursuit spinning reel currently running 10lbs mono.

I do bank and kayak fishing, and I’m trying to learn everything I can this year. I’m fishing, mostly lakes, but will be doing rivers as well.

I’m curious about getting a second rod and reel with a bait caster set up for heavier lures. I’m willing to spend a bit more money this time around, and am looking at the Daiwa Tatula bait caster reel, to spin up some heavier braid.

I have a couple of questions:

1. What sort of rod should a couple with this real and line, with the goal of targeting bass in

Hi all, I am struggling with some trust issues and it’s causing strain in my relationship (1.5 years).

My (34M) GF (26F) went on an international trip recently and a guy she met there tried to kiss her. The guy knew that she was in a relationship, and she dealt with it in a way that I thought was appropriate. Told him he was out of line, etc.

She asked me if it was ok if she still talked to him, and I told her “yes, I trust you”.

I still feel uncomfortable that she wants to talk to him, because I don’t feel that he respected our relationship out of the gate. That said, i aspire to not be the guy that puts any restrictions on who she can/can’t talk to.

I ended up looking up the guy on

First, I apologize for my ignorance here.

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I've been searching the internet and only finding some dated info, and so I'm hoping from insight from the community.

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It seems that most posts from 2+ years ago suggest that any video editing laptop should also have a dedicated video card. I have a discount through my company that saves me a chunk of change through Samsung, but it seems all of their Galaxy Books have no GPU. Does this hamstring my ability to do video editing on these laptops?

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Any insight would be very helpful here, gang. Or if there are other resources I should consult, a point in the right direction. Thank you so much!

I'm getting started with some friends for a 2-3 person podcast (depending on guests), and need some help with regard to mixers, digital recorders, and interfaces. This is Audio Only, and we're complete beginners, willing to learn. Our budget is $200-$300, with a bit of wiggle room.

We've decided that dynamic mics make the most sense for us, and we're exploring affordable entry-level options there. Note that we be using XLR cables to try and maximize sound quality.

Where we really need help is on the subject mentioned above: mixers, digital recorders, and interfaces. Which is ideal for getting started?

Mixers seem expensive, and it's difficult for me to see the real value for us as beg

One of my roommates is a single dad. He is a great guy, but seems to be overwhelmed at times with his daughter. Obviously it takes a lot of work to raise a small child, and I think he is struggling with how best to spend the time they have together (currently just weekends), and what to do if he has her for longer periods of time (weeks, months, etc).

He is an immigrant from the middle East, and I think his friend network is pretty small. I am not a father, but I feel for any man struggling to find his feet. Does this sound familiar for anyone? Are there resources that I can recommend for him? How helpful is verbal praise and reassurance?

Thanks all.

I'm playing career mode, and I always get the same feedback from my coach, saying that my position is bad. Is there a way to turn on an indicator that would help me learn where the game wants me to be?