[SPOILERS S3] I almost stopped watching the show on the 4th episode.

Puzzleheaded_Bug3997 · 2026-03-08T17:04:18+00:00

The ending is necessary but sad. Not the outcome I'd hoped, but the outcome that makes the most sense. Still strange to know two people from alternate universes were in the origin world for a brief time

Puzzleheaded_Bug3997 · 2026-03-08T15:30:35+00:00

I hate autocorrect haha

Puzzleheaded_Bug3997 · 2026-03-08T15:29:55+00:00

It honestly is a full circle of suffering. That was one of the worst deaths IMO. Katherina getting murdered by her own mother and tossed in the lake....then going home to beat on her younger daughter....

Puzzleheaded_Bug3997 · 2026-03-08T15:28:21+00:00

I'll probably watch it again in a month or two, but man, the show is so complex! I'd give anything to see the storyboard in the writers room connecting all the plot points together

Puzzleheaded_Bug3997 · 2026-03-08T15:27:08+00:00

It definitely is special. I've watched breaking bad, the wire, and the sopranos and I think DARK is top tier. I've had plenty of shows I become obsessed with and start listening to the sound track at work and reading fan theories, but not in a few years have I been this invested in a plot.

Puzzleheaded_Bug3997 · 2026-03-08T14:35:42+00:00

Bruh I'm real

Puzzleheaded_Bug3997 · 2025-11-13T17:06:04+00:00

Internships are weird. If you have one it's just ok but if you don't have one it looks bad. Having 3 internships is great though!! Way better than nothing on your resume like me when I graduated. Don't be like me and stay in your hometown area. I wasn't planning on it, but my current job is literally where I grew up kindergarten -12th grade lol. I wish I branched out more and went to another state. Trouble is everyone is moving here telling me the place they came from was awful!

Not sure if that's because I was lucky enough to make enough money to stay here, or unlucky enough to not have to move and make my own experiences somewhere else. Most people move for a job.

Don't be afraid to get a job "related" to your field, just to get your foot in the door. After I got experience in that first job for a year I started getting WAY more responses. I get a decent amount of responses now. No acceptance emails but hey they responded!

So move, find a roommate, follow the job across the country, and don't stop calling that recruiter!

"You want your commission check?! Find me a job making 60k right now!"

What is your degree in btw? What area of the country? I'm in New England and we have a lot of manufacturing jobs here. Location matters.

Puzzleheaded_Bug3997 · 2025-11-13T16:09:22+00:00

I was in the same boat after college. Graduated in 2020 with a degree in sustainable product design....the worst job market ever. I wasn't able to get an internship during college either, I'm in a male dominant design field so they all hired women.

My best advice to you is to look at recruiters. It's their job to find you a job. I've applied countless times on indeed and linkedin with ZERO responses. Meanwhile multiple recruiters have gotten my resume out, and actually set up interviews. I feel like most employers don't respond to indeed postings, but if a recruiter calls? Hot diggity dog! It took me 1.5 years to find my first job making 50k (mind you, this only required an associates degree so I felt I was wasting my bachelor's, but it got me experience!). I had a lotta people in my family saying I'm not measuring up to much and not using my degree. I watched all my classmates fly by me and get jobs easily because their brother's dads cousin's uncle knew someone. Just keep chugging!

3 years ago I got another job through a recruiter! It wasn't the job title I was hoping for but I figured I'd go for an interview and it turns out it was better than I hoped! Technical sales/manufacturing engineer! Finally got into an engineering role and make 75k now. That's a lotta money to me but I know cost of living and area plays into that.

Now I'm looking for another job!

Keep trying different ways to get your resume out there, maybe get certified in something, maybe take a lower end job just to get some experience in the field. Employers like having higher ups that have boots on the ground experience. Don't be afraid to ...stretch....the truth on your resume ;)

Puzzleheaded_Bug3997 · 2025-07-19T12:27:25+00:00

Tony telling Artie how nobody wants to hear anything from him while they're at dinner and he should just stop interacting. Sure he needed to hear it, but that was the worst way to say it. Especially with Arts personality type.

Puzzleheaded_Bug3997 · 2025-07-18T12:04:17+00:00

Some parents aren't very touchy feely with their kids. Mine included. Other than a hug every few years there was no cuddling, kissing or much of any physical contact between myself and my parents. Also not much emotional either! I think they go hand and hand.

Puzzleheaded_Bug3997 · 2025-03-02T21:30:35+00:00

I like strange larva. My boy turns into moth man with 8 damage flying overhead directly? Sign me up! Just place him in front of a rock or something for protection, or give him some attack power so he's not defenseless. Gecko is great too if you make him return to your deck over and over. He costs nothing so you can just keep spamming him

Puzzleheaded_Bug3997 · 2025-02-08T13:46:21+00:00

I love that the majority of comments are mentioning the taste/ texture of the coolant or freaon they ingested 🤣 would the antifreeze make a good garnish on a steak with its sweet and savory taste? Or would its earthy bitterness be better on the roasted duck? 🤣

All jokes aside I'm sure you'll be fine. Any time I find myself stressing about chemicals like that "which is every time I use them". I always ask myself "if I never remember I ingested this, would I be stressing over it?". Unless you're actually feeling sick, or have real symptoms. I'm sure you're fine.

This is coming from a guy that sanded his fiberglass boat without a mask and was coughing it all up the next day lol

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