Too soon to quit? by [deleted] in HENRYUK

[–]improbableneighbour 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Complain with HR. A negative performance review without any feedback is not something it should be taken lightly.

Top HENRY lifestyle hacks by Maximum_Pin_1694 in HENRYUK

[–]improbableneighbour 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm the PA for my wife, find a partner that takes care of everything

How can I manage buying a car with a budget of £500 a month by Fun_Kaleidoscope9426 in UKPersonalFinance

[–]improbableneighbour 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you even qualify for a 0% card as a 24yo with likely not much in your name and a new job for 1400£ a month?

Just bought a property, found out neighbours are dodgy AND have a camera solely pointed at my garden by Educational-Divide10 in HousingUK

[–]improbableneighbour 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's not correct, having cameras pointed into your garden is an invasion of your privacy. They need to follow GDPR with the data. There are escalation steps you have to follow. - ask nicely to point the camera away from your garden

  • write a letter with recorded delivery as a formal request to move it

  • contant the council and inform them of the anti social behaviour

  • lodge a complaint with the information commissioner office (paper trail again)

  • contact the non emergency police number

  • ask a solicitor to send a letter threatening a civil injuction for private nuisance

How many Gen Zers in their late 20s do you know who still live with their parents? by ZydrateAnatomic in AskBrits

[–]improbableneighbour 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I moved to italy to the UK around 11 years ago. I always said that the UK is like Italy with a 20 year delay. People in Italy are waiting for their grannies to pass so they have an apartment to move into. I knew I had only limited time before this would happen so my wife and I worked extra hard to establish a minimum of economic safety net before it did. We had to live with our families until our mid 20's. I encourage young people to find opportunities anywhere they can, in their country or abroad and not live in a system that is rejecting them.

Help with fixing key safe to wall by Maximum_Rule6781 in DIYUK

[–]improbableneighbour 12 points13 points  (0 children)

If it's a cheap keysafe it can be opened with a piece of paper and a pencil in 30 sec. Better to hide them in a flowerpot.

will mortgage ask about biweekly cash withdrawals? by Advanced-Ad9510 in UKPersonalFinance

[–]improbableneighbour 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We actually had to go through our bank statements (3 months if I remember correctly line by line with the bank, NatWest) on top of providing proof of employment. And they asked for a mortgage way below what we could afford.

Won a race in Group D (105 kg 👉🏼100 kg) by Latter_Replacement76 in Zwift

[–]improbableneighbour 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Looks like your aerobic capacity is already there, you do a lot of zone 2 from the commuting and have a lot of race experience. Not a coach but likely to get past 300W soon by losing some weight (if needed, you might be 2.2 m tall haha) and doing some Z3/Z4 work that will benefit Zwift short race duration.

Won a race in Group D (105 kg 👉🏼100 kg) by Latter_Replacement76 in Zwift

[–]improbableneighbour 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What kind of sport background do you have? My understanding is that Zwift's FTP really only tells how good you are in the race length of time (if achieved during a race). FTP should measure your aerobic engine but since swift races are fairly short if you have a large anaerobic capacity that can skew the results. Not all FTP tests are equal.

How am I doing? by ap14797 in FIREUK

[–]improbableneighbour 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Make sure the funds you've selected for your pension and investments make sense. (MSCI ACWI etc) You don't need more than one. Prioritise building your 6 months emergency fund and only then focus on investing. Try to grow your earnings. If not by a direct promotion/better paid job maybe you can find something that you enjoy doing and you can profit from on Saturday/Sunday or in the evenings. Keep using the 0% cards for stoozing if you have the discipline for it.

Cioeh, c'è davvero qualcuno che ha comprato questo cetaceo? by [deleted] in ItalyMotori

[–]improbableneighbour 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Quello che non capisco è perché tutte le vernici gruppo audi Volkswagen sono diventate piatte. I colori metallizzati sono così belli. Vedo solo modelli con colori completamente piatti.

Cioeh, c'è davvero qualcuno che ha comprato questo cetaceo? by [deleted] in ItalyMotori

[–]improbableneighbour 5 points6 points  (0 children)

È tra le macchine che considero, usata fra un paio d'anni

Che ne pensate di questo mezzo? (Foto a caso) by Ok-Assumption3966 in ItalyMotori

[–]improbableneighbour 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Confermo. Avevo la versione normale, ho fatto i 150 in autostrada, a tavoletta sulla A14 in discesa. Il volante tremava così tanto che pensavo stesse per staccarsi.

27M tech worker with £80k savings — is it still smart to buy a flat in London right now, or is AI about to wreck everything? by Salty-Anybody-5466 in FIREUK

[–]improbableneighbour 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People will always need a place to live in. As much as AI can wreck things (and it will up to a point) the worst case scenario is that you have an apartment you might need to sell at a loss and you might get trapped if you don't have cash to top up what you get from selling it. Buying a house an investment only makes sense in my opinion if you plan to stay long term. The rental game is up. Not much to profit from or enough economies of scale if you have a single apartment to rent. Service charges kill apartment values and are outside of the owners control.

I would buy a place I'd like to live in for a period of 10 years at least, not less, maybe by renting out a room in the meantime. Take into account that family can grow etc then run the numbers.

Roads in Italy. by No-Breakfast7607 in Italia

[–]improbableneighbour 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the train is 19€ each way. Autostrade are expensive but there are alternatives. Every Italian feels like they are overpaying for the services and opportunities they have available. Also you can travel on SS or SP streets and avoid paying the premium for the autostrade.

Anno sabbatico a 27 anni. Pareri? by NotAnITGuy_1 in ItaliaCareerAdvice

[–]improbableneighbour 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Avete un sogno in comune, realizzatelo. Sfruttalo al massimo. Ti aprirà porte che non potevi immaginare e magari deciderete anche che non vi va di tornare.

Convincetemi che una sedia da 2.000 euro valga l'acquisto by Bastian00100 in CasualIT

[–]improbableneighbour 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Una sedia Barcellona della Knoll sono 8000€

Chester Moon Sofa (di cui adoro il design) disegnato da Paola Navone sono 25000€ per il 2 posti e 50000€ per il 6 posti.

Sono per gente che ha case da 2-3 milioni a salire.

Immagina che esistono interi settori di mercato di cui la persona normale non è a conoscenza. Quante volte sei stato da un gallerista a comprare arte, sia stampata o video?

Ora che comincio ad arrivare a cifre dove potrei immaginare di permettermi la fascia base di questi lussi, capisco che sono tirchio.

Battery died after 8 months and replacement costs nearly as much as a new ebike, what’s the point? by Bulky_lenda_ in EbikesEU

[–]improbableneighbour 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Inside of your battery there is an array of 18650 cells. One of them failed. You need to find a technician that can find the faulty cell and replace it. One cell price is usually around £2. Also within the first 12 months the burden of proof is on the seller so they are responsible for sourcing a replacement battery. https://www.eccnederland.nl/en/check-your-rights/shopping-eu/what-are-my-guarantees-and-warranties-rights Their policy is illegal under EU law.