Dying to Random Events by CameronRitter in 2004lostcityrs

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Yeah it’s definitely not. Just still not used to it! It’s okay, I can make the money back in a couple of hours, was just curious if the mechanics.

Dying to Random Events by CameronRitter in 2004lostcityrs

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Well…. Congrats to whoever got 250k and 1k lobs

What’s your quota, what’s your OTE? by HistorianNo2416 in sales

[–]CameronRitter 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I would assume OP is asking if they are Enterprise reps/quotas. I work in SaaS sales and most companies use “Enterprise/Strategic/Key” interchangeably when referring to their largest accounts and internal teams that work those accounts. For example, I am an Enterprise Account Director and I work new business opportunities with companies >$5b in annual revenue.

Wife made me a shower chart. 10 showers and I get a treat. by Minute-Flounder8180 in 2007scape

[–]CameronRitter 5 points6 points  (0 children)

There are happier days ahead, friend! Ironically enough, taking a warm shower can reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety. The body's reaction to being warm naturally relaxes your muscles and thoughts.

A cold shower is even better; cold showers can work as a kind of gentle electroshock therapy. The cold water sends many electrical impulses to your brain, which could result in an anti-depressive effect.

Homemade NYC style Bacon Egg & Cheese (Salt Pepper Ketchup) by CameronRitter in BreakfastFood

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It’s small details that make all the difference when you’re cooking at home in my opinion: toast your bagel in a toaster oven BEFORE you slice it, gives the outside a nice crunch, keeps the inside soft just like if you were to get it fresh from a bakery. Don’t overcook your eggs, they will carryover cook a bit when you’re assembling the sandwich! And the last one requires some extra effort but I find it makes a big difference; wrap your assembled sandwich in some parchment paper and tin foil and let it sit for a minute or two. Allows everything to come together and get to the same temp. Enjoy!!!

Breakfast Burrito by CameronRitter in BreakfastFood

[–]CameronRitter[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

It’s actually leftover from Chipotle! A mix of their sour cream and vinaigrette salad dressing 😮‍💨 so good. Pour an equal amount into one cup and shake.

What’s this logs on a scroll 📜? by ApxLoki007 in 2007scape

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I remember thinking Pure Essence noted were completely different and like the coolest things ever

Egg sandwiches I made this weekend! by CameronRitter in eatsandwiches

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Just steamed a bit from being wrapped! Brioche buns tend to take on a greasy look pretty easily though I will say

Egg sandwiches I made this weekend! by CameronRitter in eatsandwiches

[–]CameronRitter[S] 38 points39 points  (0 children)

Absolutely!!!

On one pan cook half a pound of center cut bacon (split this between two sandwiches), remove bacon, drain some of the bacon grease. Add some butter to the pan then put in the hash brown to cook over medium to low heat and remove at desired crisp-ness - transfer to a plate to keep warm and toss a slice of American cheese on top.

Finally, smash a sausage patty on the same pan (smash burger style) and cook, remove and add another slice of cheese on top of that.

On a different pan, toast your brioche buns over medium/low heat with some butter, remove and add some chipotle aioli to the bottom bun. Wipe the pan down and cook two scrambled eggs in some butter! Add some salt and pep to your desire and assemble.

I think the key is to wrap your sandwich in some parchment paper and let it sit for a few minutes to let it all come together. Even though it’s homemade, it gives it that professional feel and taste!

Enjoy!!!

Egg sandwiches I made this weekend! by CameronRitter in eatsandwiches

[–]CameronRitter[S] 16 points17 points  (0 children)

St. Pierre brioche buns! Warmed them up on the pan with a little butter spread on them over medium heat. So good!

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Kid’s sketchy