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I knew they were relatively less popular than badger and synthetic, but nearly every single site I've checked either has 0 items in the horsehair category or it's all out of stock. I managed to snag one from a smaller shop but everyone else doesn't seem to have any. Are they disappearing?

Being a manager doesn't mean people just pay you to do what they tell you and you do it all. Even ignoring the basic stuff like not passing on bullshit to your reports - if you do something illegal, that's your ass. Ideally, you have a good HR team you can partner with so you don't need to learn or navigate all this stuff on your own, but if you don't, you'd better figure out what your legal responsibilities as a manager are. If the company gets sued because your boss tells you to fire someone illegally or discriminate, do you really want to be the name that comes up when someone asks "who" in the courtroom? Can you confirm you're providing adequate training and a safe environment free from

yes, that nonstick is destroyed, you need to replace it. holy shit you can see the aluminum underneath. please please please throw it in the trash and get a $5 steel pan from your local asian grocer

if you like to play with your health and would rather save a minute of washing a stainless steel pan over 20 seconds of washing a nonstick one (while it's new), sounds good. that said, i keep a nonstick or two around for fish and eggs, generally ceramic but occasionally a nicer nonstick. if i had more executive function i'd just take care of a carbon steel or cast iron pan though.

companies do the bare minimum in terms of consumer safety for profit and not get sued; just because you can buy it

Hi everyone was told to post here too,

A little background:

- Firstly, I am not a murderer, a common confusion in our industry. We have about 700 basement dungeons in Spain. Being Barcelona the epicenter.

- I am younger than you.

- Openened a basement dungeon at Barcelona, with two "friends", 1 year and a half ago.

- We end up being a fairly popular basement dungeon with kidnappers. Ranked top 5 in best dungeons for kidnappers in Forbes.

- As it is a fairly small business area I end up knowing everyone related and everyone knows me.

- Be doing better than you financially (your net worth per month) with the dungeons.

- Struggle to find a good "booking management service" for my

Pictures: https://imgur.com/a/A2Wg0

Hey all,

My bass is a weird beast. I bought it years ago, with no logo, from a local shop; I had never popped it open or bothered to check what was inside. I still almost wish I hadn't. The pickups were hand-made from magnets and beginning to corrode, and the wiring and soldering was a tangled, burnt mess. Furthermore, the tops to the pickups were lost, so there was nothing holding them attached to the body, and wouldn't have been playable anyway.

So I pulled it all out, and plan on doing a little refurb. Problem: the holes for the pickup measure just under 1" high and just under 4" wide, and I can't find any 6-string soapbar pickups that will fit

Just wanted to listen to me jerk off about how rich and young I am. What would you plebians do with all of this money if you were this rich? Place your jelly in the comments.

Edit: Btw, what are taxes? Do you have to pay them on money you earn? I don't want to, because I'm younger than you and want to keep all of my monies.

My dragonkin never taught me about finance. I'm entering my second hundredth year in college and I try to budget what I have, but I honestly have no interest in reading the sidebar. I have a savings account with a 2000 gil emergency fund, and I've read the top 10 posts on r/pfjerk, but I couldn't tell you what even. I'm wondering if there is some guide to VERY BASIC finance stuff that all people should know, almost like a FAQ or a quick Google search? Wondering if everyone else has to read about things to learn them too. Please help!