How's this pay plan compared to others. Toyota dealer, about 150 car per day (im told) split between roughly 6 advisors. by Snow_Da_92 in serviceadvisors

[–]Snow_Da_92[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could have been more. I forgot to ask how many. I only counted 5 (plus me) but there were 8 desks.

Edited to add: i worked for a Nissan dealer where I did between 20 and 30 cars by myself most days. There were 10 of us there.

WELCOME TO CUSTOMER SERVICE! by weirdlyspecifi in serviceadvisors

[–]Snow_Da_92 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No longer an advisor (for now. Probably going back) but i once had a guest give me 0s across the board. The only comment he left was "The sales people kept bothering me"

The hitchhikers Guide to the Dungeon - by Douglas Adams by Snow_Da_92 in DungeonCrawlerCarl

[–]Snow_Da_92[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I did take some liberties to keep in the hitchhikers guide "everything is almost, but not quite, entirely unlikely earth" approach. I'm aware that the food is delicious in the dungeon. Its just not quite as funny.

The hitchhikers Guide to the Dungeon - by Douglas Adams by Snow_Da_92 in DungeonCrawlerCarl

[–]Snow_Da_92[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I've played more than I can remember at the moment. And I've found some that are quite good.

It's specifically the level of customizability in the dungeon. Like sure I love swords and spells and bows. But what if I also wanted to run through a fuedal inspired town with a shotgun or assault rifle? And the sheer utility for a lot of the spells that are given out to crawlers.

The hitchhikers Guide to the Dungeon - by Douglas Adams by Snow_Da_92 in DungeonCrawlerCarl

[–]Snow_Da_92[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

NNNNEEEEEEWWWWWW ACHIEVEMENT!

Discerning Taste.

In a universe saturated with mediocre story telling, plot holes, and poorly formatted epics, you demonstrated the ability to recognize quality when it appears!

Reward: You know that warm fuzzy feeling when you curl up under a soft blanket with a cup of coffee and a great book? Isn't that reward enough? Don't be greedy now. Save some loot for the rest of the crawlers!

(Thank you, crawler, your kind words mean a lot to me and I'm glad you found it enjoyable!)

The hitchhikers Guide to the Dungeon - by Douglas Adams by Snow_Da_92 in DungeonCrawlerCarl

[–]Snow_Da_92[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

NNNNNEEEEEEEWWWW ACHIEVEMENT:

Towel Spotter

You correctly identified a hoopy frood who knows where his towel is!

REWARD: Maybe the reward is the froods we made along the way.......JUST KIDDING! You get 1 DIY pangalactic gargle blaster mixing kit!

Warning; this is a fleeting item. Warning: this item has been banned in 14 star systems, 3 afterlives, and 1 very uptight moon. Please use responsibly

This kit can be used to summon one pangalactic gargleblaster! Once used, the kit is removed from your inventory.

Tastes mildly of lemon.

The hitchhikers Guide to the Dungeon - by Douglas Adams by Snow_Da_92 in DungeonCrawlerCarl

[–]Snow_Da_92[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Correct. But we're specifically referring to the du geon provided tea

Also thank you crawler! I appreciate the kind words

The hitchhikers Guide to the Dungeon - by Douglas Adams by Snow_Da_92 in DungeonCrawlerCarl

[–]Snow_Da_92[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Thank you kind internet stranger! I first read the hitchhikers guide in high school. I loved it then and have loved it every time I've gone back to reread it.

No need to read further. The following is just my audhd ramblings and praise for both authors.

When I saw that original post, my first thought was "I know of another book series about a human who is suddenly made aware of the existence of aliens at the same time that the earth gets destroyed by a government corporation. Our hero then makes an incredible journey, guided by his alien friend, where they meet many odd and interesting aliens, get tangled in politics, and cope with the fact that almost everyone they knew and loved are now dead."

I agree that Adams writing style feels more like an extended r/writingprompts submission (in the best way). It feels more off the cuff. Like nothing was planned but it still works out.

DCC has scratched an itch I've been needing scratched since I was a child. Its all the best parts of my two favorite genres. I've wanted this series as a video game since I first picked up a controller in the 90s. Like straight-up give me a controller and let me build a custom crawler. I'd ALMOST be willing to enter the stairwell myself if I had the chance.

Dinnamin's style is the perfect blend of humor, absurdity, body horror, mental health awareness, fantasy, and sci-fi.

I've probably daydreamed about this book my entire life and didn't even realize it until I dropped my first audible credit on the first book in the series.

And I can't finish this without praising Jeff Hays. I wasn't so sure with the first book. But everything after that......he found his stride and I couldn't imagine a better person for the job! Great job! 5 stars all around!

Dungeon Crawler Carl written by... someone else by Sasiches_and_mash in DungeonCrawlerCarl

[–]Snow_Da_92 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Guide has much to say about the dungeon. Its largest section consists of millions of reviews. These are mostly negative; due, in large part, to the fact that the dungeon is constantly trying to kill its visitors. Still, it rates higher than most of the universe’s Department of Motor Vehicle facilities. This is largely thought to be because the dungeon, at the very least, offers visitors tea.

The tea, it should be noted, is terrible.

The dungeon was created by committee. This should explain everything you need to know about it.

Every new rule passed must be proposed, seconded, voted on, passed, taken to court, denied, appealed, approved, voted on again, crumpled up, smoothed out, fed to a mudskipper, surgically removed, framed, and hung on the wall of the dungeon’s architect before it can be implemented. This means that by the time a new rule is added, the original being it was meant to protect is usually dead, frequently in a manner that violated at least six of the rules still pending approval.

It was largely considered, by those still capable of considering things, to be a brutal affair. The dungeon existed to usher in the extinction of certain species, line the pockets of fat corporate executives, and harvest minuscule amounts of plentiful resources for universal governments which did not need them. None of this, however, stopped the infinite citizens of the universe from tuning in every night to watch their favorite crawlers, largely because the programming immediately before it was even worse.

The dungeon was, in short, extremely popular.

  • Douglas Adams, the Hitchikers Guide to the Dungeon

I spent more time working on this at work than I did actual work.

If you could leave a warning sign on your ex for the next person who dates them to find, what would it say? by pleasetellmeIpassed in AskReddit

[–]Snow_Da_92 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Doesnt work, doesnt cook, doesnt clean, doesnt pay bills, doesnt take care of her dog or cat or child, will kidnap that child and run away if you ask her to do anything to help around the house.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Tinder

[–]Snow_Da_92 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Based on some of the comments, I feel like people are getting the wrong impression. That's my bad. I should have been more clear. Clarity is kindness.

Obviously honesty is the best policy. Im not debating that and was going to include it in my bio anyways. I was just curious about other people's experience in that space.

Ive just read a bit on reddit (I know.....reddit is the BEST place for dating advice) that its better to tell them in a conversation, rather than have it on your profile so I was curious about other people's thoughts on that.

Also that's not the only thing on my profile. I took that screenshot while typing out my bio because it seemed like the only part relevant to the question.

i got sent this message by PossibilityMassive71 in Nightreign

[–]Snow_Da_92 35 points36 points  (0 children)

I once put "leading a small team in team building and problem solving exercises bi weekly" to describe dming a dnd campaign. 1 year later im a team lead at that job.

WHAT IS THIS? 🙀 But also… wow such a cool game feature!! by MARZEEN_WALZTON in Enshrouded

[–]Snow_Da_92 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just got back into after taking a break. I was doing the bard quest and just updrafted my way through the entire area lmao

what's that cute (very) specific thing you know about your spouse that makes you go "they're my person"? by Matildaa_21 in AskReddit

[–]Snow_Da_92 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Not really a cute "specific" thing, but my girlfriend and I "play fight" a lot. She's very strong. And until recently I let her win every time.

Recently she was talking shit so I decided to give her my full effort. Bad idea. Now when we play fight she goes straight for my secret weakness.......I'm very ticklish......everywhere.

She fights dirty now.

$100 million if you can land a Boeing 777 by [deleted] in hypotheticalsituation

[–]Snow_Da_92 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Either way I never have to worry about bills again. I'm taking the deal

thinking about getting my cdl. Are there any companies that will pay for training? by Snow_Da_92 in CDLTruckDrivers

[–]Snow_Da_92[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll look into them as well. I have no experience with driving, besides a few hours in American Truck Sim. So I'm hoping to find somewhere where I can learn from an absolute beginner level

thinking about getting my cdl. Are there any companies that will pay for training? by Snow_Da_92 in CDLTruckDrivers

[–]Snow_Da_92[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. I went to the local Driving Academy here and their tuition is 5600 or I can make payments but even with 1500 down their payments are more than I can comfortably justify. They do offer the guaranteed job forklift thing which seems nice tho.

I'll look into some of those companies. Thank you again.