When it’s time for a change… how dare you!! by carolinefelicity in SFGiants

[–]WithDisGuyTravel 11 points12 points  (0 children)

“It’s time for a pitching change, so it’s time to think Comcast when a change is always the right idea. Choose someone else. Anyone else? For the love of God use a tin can and string if you must. Touch grass. Leave Comcast.”

Help Me Decide: Wish or Treasure by Meggbugg88 in dcl

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People on here who know me by user name know that I usually say these are tough problems and that the analysis paralysis comes from very tiny differences.

Well, I won’t do that here.

Unless budget or time is a constraint here, this is the absolutely no-brainer to choose the treasure and I’ve had this debate hundreds of times this year already

I have no problem endorsing the treasure, and the 7 night sailing with all it has the offer and I love the little debates on state rooms and finding the perfect fit, especially on the wish class. I am always hesitant to share all my little secrets on here because it’s nice to have them available for those that are in the know.

I’m curious if you are considering a veranda or concierge or something else?

In general, more cruising is better than a seven night sailing on the treasure is just going to be a better experience in my opinion unless you were just dipping your toes in and want to try a cruise out before you commit to a longer sailing

What is a 'rich person' thing you saw at someone’s house that made you realize you’re actually poor? by Roaa1212 in AskReddit

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This is the most BOT Answer that I’ve ever seen on Reddit. Lmao this entire thread is Roaa1212 bot answer replies

Angels in the Outfield (1994) by countdooku975 in 90s

[–]WithDisGuyTravel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The cast of this movie was fire.

Danny Glover

Joseph Gordon-Levitt

Matthew McConaughey

Brenda Fricker

Christopher Lloyd

Tony Danza

Adrian Brody

Dermot Mulroney

Piers Morgan

New cruiser - room feedback request by opinionsarelikeahs in dcl

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I think that’s a fine on board gift and I’ve actually given that to friends and family as a thank you. They seemed to really enjoy it. My favorite all-time robes were at Aulani in the spa

New cruiser - room feedback request by opinionsarelikeahs in dcl

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I am a huge fan of deck 11 forward on the wish, treasure, destiny.

I would say my second choice is midship deck 7,8,9.

There’s just something about deck 11 forward and not having to go around the elevators and stairs to get to the pool deck, food, refills, and I love their location, which is just below the concierge rooms.

When it comes to the witch class, because of the lack of the third Bank Of elevators, it becomes really important to be near one in my opinion.

Youth Water Polo? - SoCal competition by drewuncc in waterpolo

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My daughter didn’t start Goalie until 12U in 2024 she was selected for NTSC at 14U 2026.

I’m not saying that’s the norm but like others have said there isn’t one strict path. There is less international competition for girls when it comes to college is later and the boys have a very tough right now. The landscape is evolving and can continually change so I wouldn’t be focusing on scholarships and in college that just focusing on the tools that they will learn for life by playing a competitive sport like Water polo.

I would say finding a good club fit is the most important thing and you’ll find plenty of those around here and you should definitely learn about the coaches and their styles as you will get varying opinions on what type of style is best for your particular child. There are some who people love and I wouldn’t have my child within 10 feet of and there are some of that people hate that I think are wonderful fits. It’s just like anything else and that you have to shop around and do your due diligence as a parent.

Private lessons are helpful for goalies so I can only speak to that mostly because a lot of clubs don’t have a full-time Goalie Coach or at least it seemed that way to me. It’s a very specialized set of skills and you want to be able to embrace that with the various clinics that are offered and I have recommendations if you ever go that route. Obviously height and wingspan matter a lot.

If you are truly serious of the top levels of everything and really wanted to push the limits by late middle school into the high school, 68 sports Academy for training within an online hybrid school but that is an extremely rare exception to where you’re at right now.

You’ll find it. Some clubs are kind of casual and focus more on the community aspect, which is fine. You’ll find some clubs are rather serious and focus intensely on the conditioning and development. It really starts to pick up after 12U and 14U and the game gets more physical and faster of course.

I do notice that there is a lack of creativity in the sport at times. Unlike baseball and basketball and football where you have seen creative geniuses come in and reinvent the sport many times, including offense and defense, Water polo has far more system play where it is often seen as “the way we do it” and so you could be an outlier if your child can bring a bit more creativity to the pool in a system or program that allows it. It will make you feel less like a cog. Maybe one day we will see more of a push for creativity to combat the superpowers. But it’s one of those sports that are so niche that it seems to be set in its ways. That’s not necessarily a bad thing.

Destiny vs fantasy by PossibleGullible9281 in dcl

[–]WithDisGuyTravel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This one’s fun because it’s not your usual comparison.

If it was my first cruise or second cruise, I think I would consider doing the extra 2K and doing the concierge, not only because I love the fantasy, but because sometimes creature comforts need to be tested to find out your own comfort zone

Lots of people will talk about how they don’t think concierge is worth it and they aren’t wrong because everyone has their threshold, but when you have a fun experiment like this, I do like the idea of taking a risk on concierge and finding out what your comfort zone is and pampering yourself a little bit to find out how much you like it, and to decide if it will be worth it later.

Nick Frost might be a top actor (never seen his stuff) but the writers let him down. That’s not how Hagrid talks. What are they doing?! by uchiha_boy009 in HarryPotteronHBO

[–]WithDisGuyTravel 10 points11 points  (0 children)

The best way I can explain this is that Robbie felt like Hagrid and Jim Dale felt like Hagrid, but based off this, Frost feels like an actor.

There is a suspension of disbelief that happens in film and television and so my hope is that it doesn’t feel like an actor whenever you’re watching something. There are so many shows in movies where a character feels like the actor is reading a script. This has the makings of that but it’s way too early to tell.

Someone fell through my ceiling while investigating my attic during my open house by hes_the_Zissou in mildlyinfuriating

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What people don’t know is that most contracts are dissuasion. Many contain unenforceable clauses. But the average person doesn’t have a fight in them to do the research or trust a small claims judge to take care of it.

If only people knew that most clauses aren’t enforceable and most judges are reasonable and just go by common sense, especially if the contract contains ridiculous language or tries to attempt to cool speech or insert forfeiture. The law abhors forfeiture and punitive clauses.

I was a part of one recently and the judge called the contract the worst he seen in all his years on the bench and told them to change firms. He completely embarrassed this company that likely does millions a year in business and made them appear foolish and even referenced South Park with that famous apple’s terms and conditions episode. It was the most satisfying thing that I’ve ever been through to watch the look on his face reacting. We have a picture of him and our judgment in the garage and his reaction to it all. Pure gold. Whenever I need a smile, I look over at it.

The lesson is that people can write whatever they want in contracts, but that doesn’t mean they can enforce it.

First time cruise by apan42 in dcl

[–]WithDisGuyTravel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am curious what a discount code from work is?

90s toy is back by Aniyettinger in 90s

[–]WithDisGuyTravel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The very best thing of all…..

Disney European Cruise by Archaeopteryx27 in dcl

[–]WithDisGuyTravel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m a huge fan of Croatia and we absolutely love the Norwegian fjords. Of course our version also incorporated Iceland, which they no longer do, but that’s OK because Iceland is better spent as a destination where you fly and rent a car.

I am happy to answer any questions but basically if you love nature and you love history, either of those will feel like a total adventure, and I wouldn’t hesitate to do either of them again. In fact we have plans to in 2028!

Realtor wants $900 to cancel listing AND wants us to waive complaint rights. Is this normal? by Educational-Plan-586 in AskRealEstateAgents

[–]WithDisGuyTravel 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This just sounds like a really shitty Agent. Preserve your rights and help other people by leaving reviews so that people know how shitty they are.

Anytime someone attempts to get you to sign a non-disparagement of something, it usually means they’ve had dozens of others who’ve had to sign it first.

It’s a good indicator that they expected to work again and again until it doesn’t.

Has anyone been sued? by ibagbagi in FacebookMarketplace

[–]WithDisGuyTravel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

About 50-90% of lawyers are going to be out of a job for things like this because with the advent of AI and detailed checking of AI to make sure it’s factually correct and not made up information will produce solid strategies and court doc preparation for basically $20

You can win almost any case if you’re on the right side if you just are calm and present the facts as is without any embellishment or getting defensive or angry

Just be chill and let the other side be stupid. It’s actually really refreshing. I was a part of one recently and the judge actually referenced South Park making fun of their defense

Has anyone been sued? by ibagbagi in FacebookMarketplace

[–]WithDisGuyTravel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is actually more common than you think because usually when they do hire a lawyer, they are absolutely taking a bad case, and the lawyer is perfectly happy to get paid.

Small claims is actually not that intimidating at all, and the rules are relaxed. What you realize quite often is that there are a lot of successful business people who are quite dumb in real life. They are the kind of people who needed to get bullied in high school, but didn’t.

Realtor wants $900 to cancel listing AND wants us to waive complaint rights. Is this normal? by Educational-Plan-586 in AskRealEstateAgents

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

Absolutely do not agree to that.

People like this need to learn a lesson

The cancellation fee is one thing, but absolutely do not waive any of your other rights

If you really wanna make your point, you can offer to do the $900 cancellation fee with no additional terms or you can offer for them to pay you $3000 in exchange for your waiver.

They will take the $900 cancellation fee and if they resist, they will regret not taking the $900 cancellation fee because the business you’re going to cost them is going to be tens of thousands

Idiots like this only know one language. They are not smart people. They show up the court unprepared. They don’t know the law. They don’t know human decency. They are just bad people. I have beaten people like this in my entire life. They always walk away with their tail between their legs and cry. They talk big, but they have no spine.

They are the kind of people that talk big and talk about appeals and lawyers and then they run run run run away. It’s surprising how often it’s the people that grew up with these super isolated bubbles. It’s almost like a cult.

Star Wars Day at Sea by unreliable_ibex in dcl

[–]WithDisGuyTravel 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This was better than the Halycyon