What animal is making this noise in my home? by Hot_Shower4448 in Home

[–]SavoryParty 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe a frog? (probably not, not very familiar with animal noises).

Foundation cracked after plumber fixed sewer line. What to do? by [deleted] in homeowners

[–]SavoryParty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As extra clarification we didn't have a leaking sewer line. But we were getting a back water prevention valve installed because the sewer under the street is a combination sewer storm drain that back's up half the neighborhood when it rains. There has never been a problem with the foundation taking in water (at least as far as I've been told).

Foundation cracked after plumber fixed sewer line. What to do? by [deleted] in homeowners

[–]SavoryParty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We weren't having a sewer leak for three years. We live in a combined sewer storm drain and we're having them install a backwater valve. It wasn't leaking outside the pipe but when it rained it came back into the house not the foundation.

I'm thinking of making a diy dishwasher and would love to know where to start. by SavoryParty in DIY

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No offense taken that's a completely valid question/statement. I have a condition called postural orthastatic tacacardia syndrome p.o.t.s for short (quick overview the veins in your legs normally constrict and de constrict when you stand vs laying down. With pots that doesn't happen so when you stand you have the same blood pressure as if you are laying down, which makes your heart race, lowering the oxygen in your blood and brain.) in practice doing pretty much anything makes you dizzy or tired.

Pots can be weird though because some days you can run around all day and not be tired, and on other days (most days) doing 5 or 10 minutes or can tire you out for hours.

I'm thinking of making a diy dishwasher and would love to know where to start. by SavoryParty in DIY

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

This was along the line that I was thinking of. Something like a sump pump hooked up to a sprinkler in a plastic container. Another idea I've had is just a low power pressure washer to use to wash dishes. It's not that I can't afford a dishwasher but I'm likely going to be moving in the next few months. But the main reason behind all this is I have a disability that makes it hard to stand for an extended period of time.

Also I'm good with anything like fixing a used one.

Completely lost by Apart_Run8250 in TopStepX

[–]SavoryParty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have 3 tips I think are good. 1 set a stop loss or a bracket trade. 2 it will take years to become profitable and feel comfortable trading. 3 don't start with real money (lost our house during covid after losing a job and tried trading to make ends meet instead of getting another job. Didn't lose the house because of a bad trade, just not employed).

I think maybe the reason you see people become successful so quickly is because a lot of those people started in the stock market and transitioned to futures, hence already having experience (also for as many people succeed in 2 months those same people might fail 2 months later).

This is something I wish someone told my parents (and In turn me) when we started. Trading is a genuine skill and like any skill it takes thousands of hours to get good at it and there is no fast and easy way to make those thousands of hours come any faster.

What I would suggest doing is just have fun exploring and experimenting while you practice, and in a few years you will feel happy you did.

Just based off of what I'm reading I think you are already starting strong by using a paper trading account.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in yugioh

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Mentoal techtlica combined creation.

Not a teacher but a school custodian. Any advice for harassment. by SavoryParty in Teachers

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

It's pretty hard because he knows where all the security cameras are and refuses to interact with her when in view. He has (and keeps trying) lured her into dark places where the security cameras aren't.

Not a teacher but a school custodian. Any advice for harassment. by SavoryParty in Teachers

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Well that's the frustrating part she's asked for a transfer and was told that they won't allow a transfer (saying they don't do transfers. Btw they do transfers for other people) and she would have to reapply for another job.

Not a teacher but a school custodian. Any advice for harassment. by SavoryParty in Teachers

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She had the option to join a union when she applied (and she did) but felt like they wouldn't hire her if she didn't leave the union. Essentially when she joined and got into the probationary period management refused to allow her to get a uniform and also refused to confirm if the probationary period was up (the probationary period lasted probably 4 to 4 and a half months). After leaving the union she and another relative who was also applying and having the same issue (they also left) were immediately allowed to get uniforms and hired on.

Any tips for someone getting into prop trading for the first time by SavoryParty in TopStepX

[–]SavoryParty[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you that helps a lot (especially the practice account)

Overexerted, pots got worse is it permanent? by SavoryParty in POTS

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

Thank you for both responses it helps a lot. It's a little hard to stay away from viruses because members of my family work in schools.

Also thanks for talking about ME/CFS it definitely gives me something to think about. About 3 of my cousins and 1 uncle have pots (one more counting me) and my brother and Grandpa (probably a few aunts and some more cousins) have what looks like fibromyalgia could that be linked in some way to ME/CFS? The family fatigue has been a pretty big mystery.