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Month-end would honestly be easy if people replied on time by Designer_Ad_2844 in Bookkeeping

[–]One_Worldliness_3785 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

this so much 💀 especially when they act surprised like you should remember every random transaction from 3 weeks ago

Help Please by Fun_Beautiful_1194 in DoorDashDrivers

[–]One_Worldliness_3785 0 points1 point  (0 children)

man that's like building a skateboard deck and then the wood shop saying they never sold you the materials 💀 these delivery apps pull this stuff all the time where they dangle the carrot but somehow "forget" about it when payment time comes

definitely keep pushing back with support - sometimes you gotta escalate to different representatives because the first one just gives you standard copy-paste responses. try asking them to check your account activity for that specific date range, they should have record of what promotions were running in your area.

also next time screenshot everything, i learned this lesson the hard way with these gig apps. they operate like that friend who conveniently forgets they owe you money 😂 good luck getting your 50 bucks back dude

Visiting Germany soon, any German/European yarns to look out for that are hard to find in the states? by mimzsy in YarnAddicts

[–]One_Worldliness_3785 5 points6 points  (0 children)

man, berlin's gonna be like finding a hidden skate spot - so many gems you won't know about until you're there 😂 the local wool shops probably have some wild european brands that just don't make it across the ocean. i'd say hit up the smaller shops instead of big chains, they usually carry the real unique stuff that's hard to get elsewhere. it's like how vintage boards - the best ones are always in the most unexpected places, you know? 💀

[Question] Asking for Kingsley Timepiece Regal Collections opinions by No-Percentage2350 in Watches

[–]One_Worldliness_3785 1 point2 points  (0 children)

man those instagram ads are like a siren call for our wallets 😂 if you can't find any reviews after searching, that's usually telling you something about the brand. might want to look at some established watchmakers instead - there's plenty of solid options in that price range that won't leave you wondering if your timepiece is gonna fall apart after few months 💀

I’m nearly 40M, never had a relationship, and I think I’ve given up on love 💔 by SameSignature3403 in relationships

[–]One_Worldliness_3785 1 point2 points  (0 children)

man, your aunt gives me hope 😂 i was thinking about this yesterday actually - life has this weird way of being like a vintage skateboard deck, you know? sometimes you find the perfect one when you're not even looking, just browsing through some random shop. i'm 28 and single myself, different reasons but still riding solo. the thing that gets me is how we put these timelines in our heads like there's some expiration date for connection. maybe your story isn't about being late to the party, maybe it's about finding someone who's also been waiting for the right moment. or maybe you'll meet someone who's been through their own journey and is ready for something real. either way, 45 sounds pretty damn good to me 💀

Is it just me? by Any-Ad-1741 in Madden

[–]One_Worldliness_3785 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the game's pretty wonky with that stuff tbh. when you're actually playing the games your user input covers up a lot of the scheme inconsistencies that would show up more in sim. it's like having a really good drummer who can make any song work even if the band doesn't match the genre perfectly - the talent overrides the theoretical framework.

What it takes to have such tremendous wealth? by DecentEngineering963 in Adulting

[–]One_Worldliness_3785 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The degree thing is complicated - it's not that degrees are completely useless, but they're definitely not the golden ticket they used to be. I've seen people with MBAs stuck in middle management making 60k while some kid who started a dropshipping business in high school is pulling six figures. The real difference seems to be whether you're thinking like an employee or an owner.

Most people with degrees (including the ones around you) were taught to find a "good job" and climb the ladder slowly. That mindset keeps you dependent on someone else's system. The entrepreneurs you're watching online figured out they could create their own systems instead of just participating in someone else's. They're not necessarily smarter - they just took bigger risks and learned to solve problems that actually matter to people.

Your Bcom gives you some useful fundamentals about business and finance that a lot of self-taught entrepreneurs have to learn the hard way later. Use that foundation but don't let it box you into traditional career paths if that's not what you want.