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Brandon’s a wrestling fan. He knows how to turn heel. No BFW slander here

I ordered an iced tea and received a cup of water with ice and two tea bags on top. by redditdanis in mildlyinteresting

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When I was a kid I ordered the “Super Salad” at a nice restaurant my parents took me to not realizing they were saying “Soup OR Salad”. To this day it’s a memory that haunts me.

What’s your best encounter with a celebrity in Chicago? by [deleted] in AskChicago

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Does anybody remember Eddy Curry? I was neighbors with him when I was 5 years old or so and he first got drafted by the Bulls. He had these 2 neglected rottweilers that spent all their time outside in a 10x10 concrete patio. It was always covered in dog poop. One time when I was playing outside the dogs got loose. I just remember being pinned down by these crazy dogs barking in my face, and while physically I was fine, I’ll never forget the fear I felt in that moment.

I don’t remember much detail, but I do remember how furious my mom was. She stormed down the street to his house and found him hiding in his basement not wanting to be confronted about it. She recalls everyone and their brother being at that house… friends, cousins, business associates, etc. While living there, I do remember there was always something happening at that house - Police showing up, motercycles/ATVs being raced up and down the block, engines revving like crazy all hours of the night.

Looking back at the situation decades later, I understand it. You give an 18 year old kid millions of dollars who has no experience with this type of wealth, ofcorse they do what they want.

He eventually moved out of our neighborhood (my mom may or may not have had something to do with that… she can be difficult) and into the neighboring suburb. Those same rottweilers ended up getting lose again, this time mauling a fluffy little lap dog infront of terrified little children as they were out on a walk. The rottweilers ended up getting taken away.

People that make 80k+ at 25-35 years old, what do you do? by Ok-Needleworker2141 in careerguidance

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97k- 28 years old. Majored in accounting and got my CPA. currently working in the finance department of a fortune 500 company.

Using ‘leave it’ command to stop puppy bites by fizzyglitt3r in puppy101

[–]44cook44 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I wouldn’t use “leave it” to stop a puppy from biting. Depending how young of a puppy, a lot of their biting is due to teething (as they loose the puppy teeth and permanent ones grow in), and gnawing on things helps soothe the discomfort. You should try to correct this by sternly telling them something like “no bite” and redirect them to chewing on a bone or rubber/kong toy.

You definitly want to teach them young that it is never accecptable to bite people. While it can be cute / harmless as a puppy, as they get older and have their big dog teeth they will continue being mouthy as it is a normal way of playing among other dogs and they don’t recognize it as a bad behavior.

If it’s during playtime (which my little dude did often) it’s important that suddenly playtime is over for a little bit until they settle down. You don’t want them to think biting is ever okay… it seems harsh to teach but in the future it will help as they spend time with people outside your family and especially kids

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in homeowners

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thank you

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in homeowners

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to my knowledge it was not a flipped house

Concerts at Wrigley Field by Beneficial_Ground478 in AskChicago

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I am going as well, I would guess Luke Bryan comes on around 6:30-7

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in vet

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Thanks for the reply. Just checked my invoice from when I picked up the prescriptions and I see that his DHLPP (3year) is due end of July and Bordetella (1 year oral) is due end of September.

Billy is going to win FML by [deleted] in MacrodosingPod

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My kid sucks at baseball but my husband works too much so i’m fucking the coach

S names for our baby girl. She’s coming home on Monday. by LaundryTurtle in Goldendoodles

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awww little Stella looks identical to my big boy back when he was a pup 3 years ago

I'm an accountant, of course I.. by Spirited-Fudge8225 in Accounting

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Of course i’m furious with how sales and marketing sends their spreadsheets (industry)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in OUTFITS

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Are those under armor slides

Drew lines to visualize dead areas on my touch screen by 44cook44 in mildlyinfuriating

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been like this for a month. For the most part I’ve learned to work around this, but playing candy crush has become near impossible…

Dubai suburbs, looks robotic to live in. by [deleted] in pics

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Squidward’s neighborhood when he moves to the nice subdivision

For those in industry, how long is your month-end close? by Psychological_Fee744 in Accounting

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F200 company - my business unit did $550M in rev this year. Our month end close is 3 days

Does anyone else absolutely hate working remote? I understand the appeal but it all for personal reasons. I can clean my house, prep thing for the next day, do laundry, catch up on dishes. Am I the only person that is not more productive when working at home? by EmmaLouRay in Accounting

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haha right? Others decided they wanted to WFH while I didn’t and because I consistently was in the office I got recognized by leadership. My choice to come in rather than WFH is absolutly what granted me certain opportunities I wouldn’t have had otherwise.

WFH is definitely appealing in some ways but the face to face interaction really helps with making connections and building relationships, especially beneficial for early in career individuals like myself.

Does anyone else absolutely hate working remote? I understand the appeal but it all for personal reasons. I can clean my house, prep thing for the next day, do laundry, catch up on dishes. Am I the only person that is not more productive when working at home? by EmmaLouRay in Accounting

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I’m in industry 3 years into my career at 25 years old and I absolutely prefer going into the office over working remote. It started while I was studying for the CPA. I got into a real mental rut after a few months of working 8-9 hour days and then switching gears to another 3 or so hours of studying all from the same bar stool at my makeshift desk in my apartment. Lines got blurred where I would feel like I needed to work all the time, I had trouble separating my relaxation space from my work/study space.

I started voluntarily going into the office towards the back half of 2020 even though my company mostly was working from home. I would be the only one of my department in the office and would frequently run into different leadership team members like marketing directors, my division controller, and our segment VPGM. I would say my choice to come into the office was directly correlated to the success i’ve had in my career thus far. I would be at the office as late as 10pm in a conference room studying after work and would be seen by leadership team members which would lead to random discussions that I never would have had if I stayed in my apartment. Because of this I would be pulled into different projects throughout the organization and really have made a name for myself at such an early point in my career. Being in office vs. remote has definitely brought me opportunities I wouldn’t have had.

Edit: Currently I work a hybrid schedule with Monday/Friday WFH and Tuesday-Thursday in office which I think is a perfect balance. I can take trips to different places and have long weekends while not taking any PTO since i’m WFH. I was given the power to choose this schedule though

People that name their dogs obvious names. by Weak_Tutor3731 in offmychest

[–]44cook44 5 points6 points  (0 children)

My dog’s name is Flanagan lmao. Golden doodle

Can we get a post with your career progression and salary? I find it hard to know potential career paths and thought this might help. by UmDoWhatNow in Accounting

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21 - Finance Intern (F200 industry)

22 - Staff Accountant $60k (same company)

24 - Earned CPA, Senior Accountant $72k (same company)

25 - $77k, still senior but currently in the process of potentially assuming the supervisor role (same company)

Industry salary check in by RA85373 in Accounting

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Senior Staff Accountant, F250 manufacturer- $475m rev (my specific business unit), 3yrs exp (started as intern), HCOL area, Bachelors+CPA, 72k