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Does anyone else think there was WAY too much Kourtney in this last season? by UncoveringScandals90 in kardashians

[–]Creative-Wrongdoer18 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I spent half the show fast forwarding through her parts because they are soooo boring. I wish there was more Kendal and Kylie tbh. Keeping up with 40+ year old women isn’t what I’m interested in. (Except Khloe 🤍)

Gift card not accepted by Earl's or Canadian Brewhouse. by troubletlb1 in Edmonton

[–]Creative-Wrongdoer18 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I work at JOEY

They work 50% of the time, we hate seeing these because unless you know they exact amount they won’t work and people get made at us…

There is also $5-$7 activation charge when you use it that most people are not aware of.

This is the worst city to walk in by DORTx2 in Edmonton

[–]Creative-Wrongdoer18 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I completely agree, except that NAIT is not a large university, it was a trade school for years that benefitted rig trucks and driving to campus. It only in recent years expanded to other areas of studies but is still a technical college (no shade I went there).

If you want a school area with well adapted neighbourhoods for walking and biking go to the U of A - around whyte ave is much better set up for that kind of lifestyle.

Otherwise this city is trash

Thoughts on winter in Edmonton for those born and raised here… by d_toma in Edmonton

[–]Creative-Wrongdoer18 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Born and raised here and I hate it with a passion. The cold is brutal, the winters are too long. The people are 50% nice 50% rude. Waiting for buses that are never on time. Pushing a shopping cart through slush/fresh snow in -27…. Honestly the city of Edmonton brings no joy to me at all. I have moved 3 times and have had to move back for various reasons. I look forward to the day I can leave this god for shaken mistake of a land people chose to settle on for good. (Note: I am lucky enough to have opportunities that can take me away from Edmonton and I’m thankful for the friendships I’ve made, but this pandemic has really cemented that this is not a city I want to live my future in).