u/I_cant_finish_my

It is paramount to find out who your case worker is, as everyone else will almost assuredly give you the runaround, explaining that they can't work on your application which they aren't assigned.

But also, the emails I have communicated with have all been [email protected], so maybe it's worth addressing any emails to both. They could also have their email accounts set up to accept emails from both as an alias.

If you live by one of their physical offices, you might benefit from visiting in person. Otherwise, you might want to contact your local legal aid office in advance of any eviction notices.

You throw away batteries? Then what do you put in the dead battery drawer?

She doesn't need to do anything. But I assume she did it out of courtesy to ensure her appearance isn't the focus of the photo and probably so the photo is appropriate to share with others in all settings.

Who claimed? Tbh I have no idea what you're referring to, but this sounds very likely to be hearsay.

Me 40 minutes into a phone call after hearing a pointless story about why Colin Powell reminds her of her father and we still haven't addressed the reason why I called... To let her know it's ok if we reschedule her appointment to tomorrow.

Uh you know Jesus in scripture identifies himself as an image of the Father, right? "If you've seen me then you've seen the Father."

As a born and raised NYer... NY is overrated.

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I've heard of this a number of times but have never seen a building missing a 13th floor.

Let's be honest, there's a plethora of things the MC could, but for some reason doesn't, exploit thanks to time travel that would make things tremendously less tragic. Hell, it would be a shit story, but he could make himself tremendously wealthy with the knowledge of the future and take over Toman/protect his chick with his wealth alone.

But I'm not so bothered by that, I get why the use of time travel to solve problems is curated as such, as the story would be terrible. This arc, though, has just been full of even non-time related things that just don't make sense or are clearly plot holes/conveniences.

Yeah I was fine with suspending my disbelief with some of the obvious time travel cheats which could be pulled to easily solve the problem, but boy there's so much "huh" and "why" with this latest arc that it's starting to frustrate me.

You could stop watching.

Not a LN reader but I assume they are substituting the promise as the primary reason he mellows out with the pervy stuff. With the way his character has been portrayed thus far I think the catastrophizing he apparently does in the LN would seem out of place. In the anime, he seems like he's been happy to be growing out of his issues of his past life, not wallowing in them still. So I think it would seem out of place to suddenly see him break down and "accept" the failure to improve on what he's been improving on this whole time in various ways, especially when he's done seemingly worse things prior.

When they showed the other kids, it made me think, damn if I were Rudy, I would wonder if my parents sent me off so they had a chance to raise a "real baby" or something lol.

Yeah I totally thought they died and didn't want to spoil his birthday.

Unless her initial explicit invitations to escalate things are different or not in the LN, I don't see how this could have really have been that much of an impactful trauma for him to drastically change anything. Heck, he already was caught trying to slide the underwear off of an unconscious nine year old girl, but somehow going too far is a bigger like crossed?

I haven't read the LN so I can't say definitively but if the rest of the scene is mostly the same, I think the way it played out in the anime makes more sense.

Tho the whole time, I couldn't help but think of how weird it would be to be reborn and suddenly be into 12 year old girls again......? I guess they brushed that off as "well I was a virgin NEET who was into lolis in my past life anyway" or something.

I always wonder with these Isekai anime why the protagonist doesn't exploit basic technological knowledge to get rapidly rich, assuming the science is compatible.

I think a big part of the cohesion of the narrative here is that the audience doesn't really feel as two more years had passed cuz it was only briefly glossed over. So while everyone's had two more years to bond or get over grudges, it just felt like to us she only even started hating him only a bit ago.

My money is on having to fight them cuz of family drama.

Tho I would hope fights don't devolve to simply "who throws the bigger rock". I definitely don't think just getting a big mana efficiency boost should equate to 1 to 1 improvement on his combat ability. I liked how he pretty obviously had more raw power in the alley, but nearly died cuz he lacked the experience to anticipate the thrown attack.

While it mostly seems the story is leading that way, I would point out that when his dad attacked him, one of his big takeaways I think was that he was still simply too slow to cast magic to defend. Hard to picture that weakness changing much without improving his physical abilities at the very least.

I guess it could speak more to the urgency of the imminent threat than the dude just being shameless about killing children.

Let's be real, if a UFO suddenly appeared over a city, we'd first meme it to death, then someone would figure out how to profit off of it, which will then lead the government to figure out how to tax it.

I wish Naruto in Boruto was handled more like Gojo (being preoccupied, being restrained, purposefully not involving himself) instead of using the nonsensical "sooo much paperwork" excuse in the middle of a huge crisis. They should have done more creative roadblocking to keep him out of most conflicts, but also still bring him in when it made logical sense to do so. It was so strange to see a literal god sidelined behind "paperwork" while huge threats are supposedly building.