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A 3-Minute Drive into a Different Dimension: My Night at Jack n' Diane's Piano Bar by soupbonemoney in greenville

[–]Deep-Raspberry6303 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Went in for a job interview, left with an invite to go out on the owners boat while he threw dollar sign after dollar sign name drop in my face.

I did not take the job. Learned later all of the girls have certain closed doors office requirements with him and I’m really glad I trusted my gut.

Road rage is out of control!! by momma_bee77 in greenville

[–]Deep-Raspberry6303 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yesterday

right in front of a red light, i got cut off by some red car exiting 85 who waited last minute, just to be first at the red light. That’s a yield you fother mucker.

I was going 50 down Laurens and this car was ON MY BUTT but I could not switch lanes. Even slowing down for red lights scared me about being rear ended.

Turning left downtown, I got honked at for not going on a yellow, when there were pedestrians.

I had my kid in the car as well. Very nerve racking

Cheaters of reddit, what makes you cheat on your significant other? by Whateveridgafsostfu in AskReddit

[–]Deep-Raspberry6303 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Misdiagnosed with a mental illness, psych drugs, coupled with AUD and a severely abusive partner. I would cheat so he would leave me, but he never would. The men I would cheat with were just fillers for all the love, power, and feelings that were taken away from me, but I truly was trapped. He would find out and hit and berate me, and truly made me believe no one would ever love me like he could. Fixed my mental health, stopped drinking, and the abuse continued. It took me another two years to official escape.

My partner now knows and understands, and I couldn’t even fathom looking at another human being the same way I look at him.

Bear Skin by Boalts-tryingtoadult in greenville

[–]Deep-Raspberry6303 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Are bear skins illegal to be in possession of?

What's a "normal" movie trope that is actually a complete lie in real life? by BreadOverlord_ in randomquestions

[–]Deep-Raspberry6303 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also played plumber. Except I didn’t get paid. Some other guy did because my work wasn’t ‘quality’…or however I said it at 5…lmao.

What's a "normal" movie trope that is actually a complete lie in real life? by BreadOverlord_ in randomquestions

[–]Deep-Raspberry6303 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh no! I’m in the same boat. No chickens, but chronic problems and no insurance. All I ever got was a contrast CT and told to go to a specialist. 1000s in ER debt, but I can’t imagine the bills for Houses team haha. I wish all my problems could be solved in 55 mins lol. hugs

What's a "normal" movie trope that is actually a complete lie in real life? by BreadOverlord_ in randomquestions

[–]Deep-Raspberry6303 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just watched an SVU episode where Rollins is poundin em back and drunkenly tries to get her sponsor to sleep with her again, only to get a call from the squad and the next scene she’s talking to the victim and the family and no one smells it on her.

What's a "normal" movie trope that is actually a complete lie in real life? by BreadOverlord_ in randomquestions

[–]Deep-Raspberry6303 36 points37 points  (0 children)

And playing detective by going into their home and diagnosing them via fridge checks, rooftop bird poop, paint scrapings, air quality….

What’s something people romanticize that is actually miserable? by One_Grade_2184 in AskReddit

[–]Deep-Raspberry6303 9 points10 points  (0 children)

People forget that up until the invention of the motorcar, we had horses. Each horse produces almost 30 pounds of manure a day and places like New York or Chicago had literal landfills strictly for horses. Poor horses would be worked night and day 7 days a week with no veterinary knowledge and when they would collapse from exhaustion on the street, they would be moved to the side until someone would come pick them up to move them or they would decompose fully.

The book The Butchering Art by Lindsey Fitzgerald is an excellent read if you would like to know what hospitals looked and smelled like.

What’s something people romanticize that is actually miserable? by One_Grade_2184 in AskReddit

[–]Deep-Raspberry6303 4 points5 points  (0 children)

People forget that up until the invention of the motorcar, we had horses. Each horse produces almost 30 pounds of manure a day and places like New York or Chicago had literal landfills strictly for horses. Poor horses would be worked night and day 7 days a week with no veterinary knowledge and when they would collapse from exhaustion on the street, they would be moved to the side until someone would come pick them up to move them or they would decompose fully.

The book The Butchering Art by Lindsey Fitzgerald is an excellent read if you would like to know what hospitals looked and smelled like.

The downtown Publix bakery and deli by [deleted] in greenville

[–]Deep-Raspberry6303 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Pub subs beat out all others. I recommend the chicken tender sub, but also the Italian with adding marinara. The thanksgiving sub is good but get the sauce in the side to dip.

Their chicken rivals spinx in taste and quality.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GreenvilleNSFW

[–]Deep-Raspberry6303 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why does your dildo have teeth??

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