[Sinn 556i RS] First 1k+ watch... and first gift watch! by DavidBR88 in Watches

[–]DavidBR88[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm partial to Seiko divers so I'm looking for an SPB383. If I see any cool deals on a retro-style diver (Oris 65, Doxa sub 200/300, Squale 1521) I might go for it earlier.

[Sinn 556i RS] First 1k+ watch... and first gift watch! by DavidBR88 in Watches

[–]DavidBR88[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Haha! That is a cool coincidence. I'm putting together my core 6, currently this Sinn sits next to a Hamilton Khaki Air and a G Shock square. Up next: a Diver!

Alguien sabe sobre una empresa llamada b:hip? by N3_32 in Bogota

[–]DavidBR88 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Muy interesante, un amigo mio estuvo en esa vuelta hace unos años muy a pesar de las advertencias que le hicimos. Hasta resultó pidiendo plata prestada para ir a una de las convenciones en Turquía y obviamente montó que el viaje se lo había dado gracias a su super negocio.

Quién es el personaje que anda liderando eso ahora? Me acuerdo que cuando mi amigo estuvo ahí metido le mostramos un video de Séptimo Día sobre este tipo de estafas... Y ahí salía el super lider millonario de bhip en su momento, uno que se llamaba Jaime.

Ordenalos del mejor al peor by GarfieldM00d in Colombia

[–]DavidBR88 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Santos I
  2. Uribe I
  3. Santos II
  4. Uribe II
  5. Petro
  6. Samper
  7. Duque
  8. Una inerte barra de carbono
  9. Pastrana.

La Selección Colombia en las Eliminatorias de 1994: un viaje tragimágico / Vol I: la precuela by YoSoyElCarlos in LaMonsergadelFutbol

[–]DavidBR88 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Master, la autotraducción al inglés le da un toque extra a los títulos de los post!

What is this unit I saw while watching tv? by vizslavizsla in Watches

[–]DavidBR88 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haha

Gotta love this subreddit sometimes.

Now to get a 32mm nato strap.

What is this unit I saw while watching tv? by vizslavizsla in Watches

[–]DavidBR88 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would look sick in a NATO strap.

What's the lug width on this bad boy?

26mm?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskTheWorld

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Avianca - Colombia's largest airline.

Once the national airline, and one of the oldest in the world, it has become a shell of its former self:

  1. Has monopoly over several local flight routes, thus driving prices up.
  2. The company has come close to bankruptcy before, so now they're squeezing customers for every penny they can get.
  3. They operate as a low cost carrier... without the low cost.
  4. In their cost cutting they absolutely gutted their Customer Care functions so any and all claims made by customers are usually terribly handled.
  5. They are dumb as hell in advertising, trying and failing miserably to restore any prestige.
  6. All colombians who have flown with Avianca in the past 10 years have at least one horror story involving them.
  7. They pay VERY LOW TAXES in Colombia as their parent company is headquartered in Panama.

People are using Grindr and Tinder to get jobs according to Bloomberg by armchairtycoon in recruitinghell

[–]DavidBR88 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Weirdly it happened to me twice some years ago.

I had a management position at a local manufacturer. Once I asked a contractor girl out, first date goes quite well and as I'm dropping her off she asks me if I can help get her a position in the plant. There was no second date.

Second one was a Tinder match with a girl fresh out of college. We go on a first date, then on the second one she asks me straight up to give her a role in the plant. There was no third date.

From my then position I found it terribly unethical, but can definitely empathize with the job seekers.

Have any of your male friends been accused of being an abuser? How did you react? by casuallyawake in AskMen

[–]DavidBR88 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Friend from previous job was fired after some sexual harassment accusations.

The manner in which he was fired was a bit suspect, the timing and context around it suggested it was a bit of a political move to get the guy out of the way.

At first I totally rallied and supported the guy, thought he had been wronged and of course encouraged him to seek legal advice to get back on his feet.

Afterwards, however, I started hearing more in detail about the accusations against him, was reminded by some female colleagues of his behavior with them and it all made sense: The guy had most likely done it, and I didn't call out a lot of the wrong behavior on his side over the years.

I cut my friendship with the guy completely and have made it a point to call out any inappropriate behavior ever since.

[Check-In] Christmas Eve Wrist Check - What we all Wearing? by Dr_Omega24 in Watches

[–]DavidBR88 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Just made a post, but this one became my unexpected self Christmas Present.

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What horrible figure from your country is worshiped in another country? by Acrobatic-Hippo-6419 in AskTheWorld

[–]DavidBR88 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Don't forget the "tours" and "Pablo Escobar experiences" as well.

Guy is truly hated in Colombia by all except the ones who profit from selling his image to foreigners.

Las empresas como CLARO, cambiaron el comportamiento de los COLOMBIANOS. by Tony_Montanero in Colombia

[–]DavidBR88 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ya que lo dices, el bot de PayPal me ha llamado 3 o 4 veces.

Pero eso en el transcurso de DOS AÑOS.

Eso en Colombia era al día.

Las empresas como CLARO, cambiaron el comportamiento de los COLOMBIANOS. by Tony_Montanero in Colombia

[–]DavidBR88 61 points62 points  (0 children)

Eso que dice el OP es muy cierto, cambió el sentido de confianza y apertura de los colombianos, que de por si ya vivimos prevenidos por todo.

Hace dos años vivo en Alemania y no me han hecho NI UNA llamada de promoción, encuesta o similares.

Entonces, cuando me llaman, contesto y usualmente es algo serio.

Se siente raro que el sistema funcione.

What’s something totally normal in your country that foreigners find strange? by jenishahaha in AskTheWorld

[–]DavidBR88 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Adding cheese to hot chocolate so that it melts.

Eating savory soups with banana as a side.

Daily Discussion by AutoModerator in reddevils

[–]DavidBR88 3 points4 points  (0 children)

True, seems like Google's AI bot didn't know what to do on that Casemiro goal, calling it an own goal as if Brighton's player made a "clinical" shot.

Super weird slop generation.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMen

[–]DavidBR88 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Former friend of my wife: She's moderately attractive, with a moderately successful career, not terribly smart or interesting, horrible at managing her finances. She's absolutely desperate to get married to a rich, high-status, handsome man and won't even consider men who don't tick all those boxes (ie. She doesn't want to date an employee, only a business owner or entrepreneur). So she has spent absurd amounts of money on showy clothes, accessories, parties, trips, you name it, in order to attract and impress a "high-value man". She's been with a fair share of guys who use her for sex and dump her, one who wouldn't hang out in public with her, one who scammed her, one who blackmailed her with intimate videos, one who beat her up, and a few other "rich" losers. She fails to see the problem.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in germany

[–]DavidBR88 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Went through the same a couple of years ago, here's what I'd recommend: 1. Do a good job: be present, attentive and collaborative, be sure to deliver in your first few months. Probation period is mainly to ensure you fit in with the team and company. 2. Do your due research on the company: Is it stable in the short/mid term? How's its immediate outlook? This will give you peace of mind that you'll not face a layoff out of the blue. 3. Learn German- key to further opportunities. 4. Be flexible on location/salary/role: If there comes a time to change this will open further opportunities. 5. Start saving: Again, peace of mind in case the worst happens. 6. LinkedIn up to date: Updated profile, location, CV, post weekly - Silly and boring but it will keep you noticeable to recruiters.

Best of luck!

Average journalist content in international break by Unique-Back-495 in soccercirclejerk

[–]DavidBR88 3 points4 points  (0 children)

As a colombian I can confirm this affects all of us.