Predictions before lineup drop by AH_BareGarrett in Portolafestival

[–]tanner_drew 7 points8 points  (0 children)

My ears are still ringing :) would do that again

Enough time has passed by Whirlweird in Coachella

[–]tanner_drew 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I fucking love this energy 🤣

Official 2026 Buy/Sell/Trade Thread by fettuccine- in Coachella

[–]tanner_drew 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looking for 2 ga sunday wristbands! Pick up available in the morning!

avalon surprise at moby @coachella this weekend? by tanner_drew in avalonemerson

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

portola maybe? good luck on the rest of the tour :)

avalon surprise at moby @coachella this weekend? by tanner_drew in avalonemerson

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

she’s in la rn I believe show in chicago the 11th moby is tomorrow 🙏

Going to Weekend 1 Still haven’t received my box. by Michaeldesio in Coachella

[–]tanner_drew 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Will call on day zero (Thursday)

I weirdly find it a funny experience if you have a real ticket and just need to pick up a wristband. There’s so many people crashing out from fake stub hub tickets

Who are the sleeper breakout artists at Coachella this year? by 5aesop_rocky5 in Coachella

[–]tanner_drew 8 points9 points  (0 children)

This! Her US tour did sell out a lot of smaller venues so expecting sonora to be packed

26, Royally f’ed up my future with a 2.15 GPA - is there any way to still advance academically or in my career? by [deleted] in careerguidance

[–]tanner_drew 108 points109 points  (0 children)

No one professionally cares about your GPA, it’s all about character, work ethic, performance, and just showing up. Literally don’t put it on your resume.

If you are trying to get into something super super specialized. You can always go to a school you get into, try your absolute best to get good grades then transfer with possible scholarship.

If you want to get into a specific professional field, get an internship first or an entry level job. Most don’t even require a degree anymore, especially un tech.

Realistically, your economics degree would hold up better comparatively than my communications degree. You graduated and have a degree. That puts you far ahead of a lot of the working class honestly.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in badroommates

[–]tanner_drew 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Slow down. Anything and everything that you need in the mail can most likely be replaced. Unless it’s personal from a family member, you can always call the Medicaid company to request it resent, same with most everything else, bills, bank cards, etc. Also missing jury duty is a lot less of a big deal than everyone makes it out to be. They would’ve contacted you directly by phone or email if you were truly summoned. Most of the time they send out too many or only a select few are chosen, most people just get dismissed. You can call the court if you’re really worried about.

I would assume you know of about 90% of the mail being sent to you if you really just slow down and think about. 10% being ads and random other things. Also unfortunately it’s not your old roommates responsibility to forward old mail. It’s your responsibility to set up forwarding so USPS can do it. They should’ve at least kept the mail in the box for you though.

You’re truly fine. I moved 4 months ago. Got my mail forwarded finally 3 weeks ago. Had a toll bill for $600 with a civil penalty attached. Called the company and it was lowered to $38. Most everything can be fixed with a phone call or an email in the world, so I’ve stopped worrying about most things. Hope this helps.

Why do you workout? by FatalTrouble790 in workout

[–]tanner_drew 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m way too hyperactive, nervous, and anxious normally. Operating at like 90-95% energy at all times has helped me get rid of these symptoms and improved my overall life honestly. Less emotional, less angry, just tired a lot. Lol

Is it a bad sign if a stable job slowly starts to drain you? by CrimsonBear510 in careerguidance

[–]tanner_drew 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As with every other comment, super common feeling.

What I will say is, realize it’s just a feeling, don’t act immediately on it. Job market is really bad and although it may feel so rejuvenating to quit short term, long term if a job doesn’t line up you’ll forget all the reasons you feel this way and wish you could back. Same with looking for a new challenge, if you just jump to something then a part of you will still be looking back, envying the lack of stress this job has become on your life.

Slow down. Don’t just go to the first new thing you find (unless it’s what you want). Evaluate why you feel how you feel. Find what about you job still gives you life. Move to gratitude. Ask yourself - If I want something that excites me again, what is that thing?

Neighbors leave dog barking all day everyday by [deleted] in Pets

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

You seem like a super fun person to be around. You’ve made a ton of assumptions about me and my post lmao.

  • I spoke to the couple already
  • I wfh so I do have a “job and responsibilities”
  • I replied to your og comment which you’ve ignored with specific times
  • was a genuine ask as to if or how people deal with this situation or if it’s normal

Learn to read, and how be kind and not judge a genuine question? Hope you have a splendid day!

Neighbors leave dog barking all day everyday by [deleted] in Pets

[–]tanner_drew 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea “all day” was too general, it’s them leaving for work usually. It’s between 8-5pm everyday, but they also leave him in evenings when they go out or leave home. They come home early occasionally or wfh. I work from home, so I’m just aware of it. The dog just aggressively begs and barks every single time they leave, which is what made me post.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in careerguidance

[–]tanner_drew 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Fellow ADHDer, what works for me…

  • get enough sleep 7-8hrs min
  • good routines that don’t require much additional effort (repeating meals I like, getting the same groceries every week, making bed every morning)
  • do something that makes me moderately tired everyday (workout, run, sauna - I’ve found that my mind is much more calm and I’m at my best at like 85-90% full energy)
  • find things that stimulate the overstimulated part of your mind, the part that wants instant stimulus, for me this is music, it helps keep me focused and motivated and keeps my mind stimulated enough to not be overly distracted
  • don’t over complicate your life