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I am getting offered Fields and Waddle for Purdy and Kirk.

Other Receivers are: Nico Collins, Courtland Sutton, and JJ on IR.

I’d have to fly the waiver for a week or two at QB, but even if fields isn’t good long term, I also have Kyler.

I am 5-2 and can afford to drop a few now to be better later, so I’m not as worried by Fields injury.

I’m leaning towards taking it because I feel like Waddle’s yardage is better while Kirk has been banking on TD’s and Zay being out.

Please do what you did for these shows more often. That was the most seamless post event experience I have ever had with transit here. I'm sure it's logistically a pain, but I have to imagine that ridership with full fare enforcement like there was tonight is worth it.

Does anyone have experience with the contract parking at any of the city ramps from a safety perspective? I was parking at the Nordic, but after getting mugged there I am having serious PTSD every time I have to go get my car. I just wanted to know if anyone had experience that they could speak of as I look for a different ramp. I know its not the ramp's fault, shit happens, its just a triggering place for me now and I'd like to find an alternative if possible (even if its a good deal further away). I just wanted to know if people using the city ramps feel safe there.

I work way out in the sticks, so unfortunately going carless is not an option.

Mods, feel free to delete this if it isn't allowed, but it is related to the Twins and I thought it was interesting. I was really bored this afternoon at the game since we were getting whooped, and looking at attendance numbers, and I realized that all of the sites that I could find always just showed average attendance at the stadium, without considering the size of the city/metro. I didn't think this is ok, because if you look at a city like St. Louis, it is much more impressive for them to have 38,000 people at a game (which is 10% of the entire city), than for LA to get 50,000 at a game (1% of the city).

I know that there is some weird districting so I ranked using city, county (except

I had a lot of money issues in college and so I was working 2 jobs through most of college and barely scraped by (like 2.2 GPA). I knew I was going to have trouble getting jobs with that GPA so I studied on my own for the exams.

I’ve already passed REG and FAR, but I’m just worried. Will jobs ignore me just because of my GPA even if I’ve already passed the exams? I know big 4 is probably off of the table, since I didn’t have an internship and they don’t really recruit at my school, but is there any shot of going public or am I just wasting my time?

Mods, please feel free to delete this if it’s not appropriate, I just wanted a shoppers opinion and so I felt the shopper sub is more appropriate.

I rely on Shipt for groceries (I don’t have a car), but I was wondering if shoppers tend to prefer smaller orders more frequently, or a big order less often. I always make sure to tip 25-30%, I just want to try to make it as convenient for the shopper as possible, and so I wanted your opinions.

I am in Baby Step 2, and unfortunately, I took out a lot of debt before discovering this program, and it will take me about 5-8 years to pay back according to my debt snowball sheet.

I am 2 courses away from my degree, and I am in a field (accounting) where having my degree and being eligible for the CPA exam (which I would be upon graduation with the amount of courses I’ve taken) will greatly increase my potential income.

Should I pause my debt snowball for 2 months to save the cash to pay for these courses? If I can increase my income, I could pay my debt significantly faster.

Hey everyone! I am looking for people that are willing to ham it up a bit in Valorant (like doing strat roulette, and other stuff that's more about the content then winning), as I can't always reliably get a 5-stack together.

If you like playing Valo and don't want to play with randoms, you can add me on Valo (TimThyJ #5651 is my tag in game), I'd love to play with and make content with you guys!

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Made it to Saffron City today, but almost got wiped by the Dojo, I hadn't played this game in years and am doing it blind, so I was not ready for what I walked into. A Dugtrio with 2 X-attacks one-shotted my Mr. Mime (named Mr. Meme by chat), so I had to backtrack to some other routes to get more usable mons as I was down to 1 (Marowak) at one point.

I decided that if I was going to do a randomizer, I was going to go all in on RNG. So the googlelocke adds rules that I can only catch a Pokémon on a route if the google coin flip comes back heads. I have chat to hold me accountable to make sure that I remember to flip the coin and don't cheat and catch extra Pokémon. It makes me value each mo

Hello Small Streamers!

Mods, if this post isn’t allowed, just let me know! I am not looking for viewers or follows, I just want to know if this is a topic/stream idea that the small streamer community is interested in before committing to dedicating a stream to it.

I am considering taking a stream every so often to talk with small streamers, watch their content (and my own) and talk about ways to improve (but in a collaborative way, not a “do it this way because I do it that way” that you see from most streamers on this topic). I’m by no means a large streamer myself, but I think that sometimes watching your stuff back and snowballing ideas with other people can help you hone some ideas on