u/stadulevich

1,202 post karma · 47.5k comment karma · joined Dec 2018

stadulevich

Thats the beauty of open world games to me.

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specifically black socks so you dont have to switch between formal and informal.

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Ya, this happens all the time. Nothing new.

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I work in construction. Skilled trades are great money and a solid career. But, just like every other job, your experience will vary greatly by factors like what company you work for, or if you work for yourself, what trade you specialize in, what opportunities you pursue. Etc, etc. There are alot of options. Some better than others. My suggestion is work and learn for 4 or 5 years and then branch off to work for yourself.

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And? Did you give your required 60 days notice on June 30th to end the lease on August 31st and prevent it from turing into month to month?

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What dont you understand or what advice are you trying to ask for. 60 days notice is required. You gave notice July 31. So 60 days from July 31 would put you around end of September. You pay rent through end of September.

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Why not? They are litterally there to judge who they want to hire. You are there to judge if you want to work for them. Everyone should ask everything.

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Wouldnt there only be 35 people alive after a year? Im confused

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I have no idea how any malls still exist in this day in age. It always seems like Im strolling through history when I find myself in one.

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If you say so bruh.

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It usually means you can afford such costs though without having to move to a cheaper area.

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Where is this list of tiers and categories, or are you just making stuff up? Ive lived in many areas in the country desirable and non, and it all pretty much fits the same in my experience.

Edit: Come to think of it, the only place I experienced what youre saying is tier 1 and 2 was in the south in small less desirable areas ironically.

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What does that even mean?

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When I lived in the suburbs I had to drive litterally everywhere. Mostly 20 to 30min. Now in the city everything is a 5 to 10min walk or 5 to 10min drive. Heck if I needed a grocery to make a dish in the suburbs it became a whole inconvinient event. Now, I just turn down the heat, walk a block to grab what I need, come back and continue cooking.

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Apartments I see in the suburbs typically start around 1000 a month and in the city for the same type of appartment they usually start around 3k a month.

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Gotta be Big Jim is the run

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Arnt the suburbs typically poorer? You put a 5 bed half acre house in the suburbs its 500k. You put the same house in the city, its 3 million dollars.

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Isnt living in the suburbs extremely inconvinient though?

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Absolutly!!! Or just require insurance like litterally every other profession.

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Yes, great trip especially if you WFH. You start in the morning log on for your work day. Have a great scenic office view and then the work day ends and you arrive in New York.

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What happens when it rains?

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I believe the mansion museum is the bayernoff. It is def unique as if has something like the largest collection of self playing instruments in the world. Was a very wierd and interesting tour.

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Ya may have happened. My markers are not bullet proof I guess.

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February is the worst month. Followed by January.Starts getting better in March. St Pattys day is my marker for all clear. Christmas is my marker for hunker down.

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Get a new door. Interior doors are only like $100-$200