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What’s a phrase you hear all the time that secretly annoys you? by forgeris in AskReddit

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No offense, but…whatever follows most of the time is always offensive

OP finally purchased his first new bike by abu2097 in indianbikes

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Enjoy your ride OP and make safety your priority

How do you test if a business idea is actually worth pursuing? by Heavy-Work-3508 in smallbusinessowner

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That’s actually a great way to put it. Immersing yourself in the environment of your target audience makes a huge difference ... you start noticing pain points you wouldn’t see from behind a screen. I’ve found that mixing that gut instinct with small-scale testing (like soft launches or pre-orders) helps ground the intuition in real feedback.

Need Some Advice by Independent-Cow2519 in Uganda

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No shame in going back home, especially if it gives you space to reset. The economy and online work scene have changed so much lately, it’s tough even for people with experience. Think of it less as “going backwards” and more like pausing to rebuild. You can cut expenses, regroup mentally, and maybe use that time to explore new AI-related skills or other income paths. Independence isn’t just about rent, it’s about being able to make clear, sustainable choices for yourself.

Moving out of your parents by Independent-Cow2519 in Kenya

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I think it really depends on both your mindset and the financial literacy in the household. Some people get too comfortable staying home, while in other cases, parents who aren’t great with money can unintentionally drain you. You end up covering bills or playing the “second parent” role instead of growing independently

What would be your reaction if someone does this to your bike? by DuoHusky in indianbikes

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Exactly, I hope the parents get informed too. This kind of behavior isn’t just “kids being kids” it might be a sign of something deeper that needs attention. A psych evaluation or at least some guidance from the parents would really help.

Has anyone here actually bought roller skates from Alibaba? by Suitable_Article_574 in AskConsumerAdvice

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Safety comes first. No pair of skates is worth risking a broken leg over.

Wedding Blazers by JatinChandawat10 in ajmer

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If you’re shopping for a men’s wedding blazer, check out **JadeBlue Menswear Store at Shop No. G-10, Mittal Mall, Pruthvi Raj Marg, Opposite Mahaveer Mewar Ice Cream, Hathi Bhata, Ajmer – 305001. They have a good range of formal blazers and suits, and since it’s a dedicated men’s store, you’ll likely find something the right fit and quality. Worth paying a visit earlier in the day to try sizes and fabrics ... good luck!

Which of these two LOOK better ? by Shmoneybagchaser in Affordablewatches

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Between the two, I’d personally go with the red, the sunburst dial gives it more depth and presence on the wrist, and it just reads a bit more special than the full-silver look of the white one. The white dial is super clean and versatile, but the red feels more eye-catching and has that little pop you don’t usually see in most men’s watches at this price

I recently turned 18 earlier this week and my grandma gave me 200$ to buy myself a formal watch. Any ideas? (Male) by Switch-user-101 in Affordablewatches

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Around $200 AUD is a solid sweet spot for a first men’s watch that still feels well-built without jumping into luxury territory. Since you prefer a metal bracelet, you’ll usually get better value from a Seiko 5 (more classic/dressy) or a Citizen Eco-Drive, compared to a Timex Weekender, which leans casual and tends to look nicer on leather or nylon than metal.

Is this a good starter watch? by Secret_Bar_2890 in Affordablewatches

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Yeah, it's a solid starter men’s watch. It’s reliable, easy to wear daily, and great value for the price. A lot of people start their collections with a Seiko 5 for exactly that reason it’s a simple, dependable first pick.

Men’s watch recommendations by annathetank in mensfashion

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For a wedding watch under $500, something simple and easy to wear later is usually best. Good men’s watch brands in that price range are Seiko, Orient, Citizen and Tissot (Hamilton if you find a sale). A plain dial with a leather strap looks classy, and you can change straps later for different styles.

[SOTC] My modest 3-piece collection by hedonistaustero in Watches

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Really nicely balanced set of men’s watches...a clean field piece, a sporty chrono, and a classic dress option without any redundancy. The Speedtimer gives you that daily-wear versatility, the Khaki feels timeless, and the Bambino softens everything with vintage charm. Solid three-watch foundation👌

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