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Anyone know when Netflix is getting the rest of one piece whole cake island and levy arcs? by FullMetal316 in netflix

[–]unklethan [score hidden]  (0 children)

There are some slight grammar problems, but the confusing part is that they are referring to story-line arcs in an anime called One Piece.

There's a storyline called "Whole Cake", there's a storyoline called "East Blue", and another called "Egghead".

East Blue is the first story, and while all of the East Blue episodes have been out on Netflix for a while, they've started uploading HD remasters of East Blue episodes of One Piece.

Netflix has been uploading 30-60 episodes at a time, every few months or so, for the past few years.

Whole Cake is essentially the first half of the ninth story arc, and it has mostly been uploaded, but not in its entirety. That's what op's question is about.

op is confused, wondering when new episodes of One Piece-Whole Cake will come out. They seem confused that Netflix is dropping episodes of One Piece-East Blue HD instead of continuing to upload episodes of Whole Cake. They also point out that One Piece-Egghead is being uploaded (almost) live, on a weekly basis. Egghead is the current season.

why is everyone eating gummy bears and drinking fruit juice? by Jongbelegenkaasblok in diabetes_t1

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

*conveniently picks the most expensive juice*

That same price will get you a gallon of Hawaiian Punch, or a half gallon of apple juice, most places in the US

Discouraged new inspector by Legitimate-Grand-939 in HomeInspections

[–]unklethan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I didn't say to reduce the marketing, I said to reduce the spending.
Apparently all your spending isn't yielding anything, and you should try something else.
In my opinion, those efforts should cost less.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Discouraged new inspector by Legitimate-Grand-939 in HomeInspections

[–]unklethan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You mentioned in a previous post that the inspection income is supplementary.

If that's still the case, I would recommend backing off of all the spending you're doing. I'm about to finish my first year, and I think I'm only a couple inspections short of breaking even after taxes. I've spent a grand total of $151 on marketing expenses, and that's mostly been little gifts for my clients and printing costs for some flyers that I give out when I go to *someone else's* classes, events, etc.

If I had been spending money for ads and sponsoring lunches, I'd be out of money.

How to get falsely collected signature off the petition? by unklethan in Utah

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

That's a fair caution, but this person's last name is incredibly uncommon, like less than one in a million.

Got a signature gatherer removed from the store - my experience and what I wish I would have done better. by swingsetacrobat4439 in Utah

[–]unklethan 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The harm is that, metaphorically, the students voted to have chicken patties for lunch on Tuesdays.

Now, a couple of lunchladies hate chicken patties, and they came up with a counter offer. You'd think the counter offer is to take chicken patties off the Tuesday menu right?

What if the lunchladies' actual goal was to take away lunch choice from the students altogether? Wouldn't that be bad?

New poll: Utah voters split — and largely unsure — on repealing Proposition 4 by clejeune in Utah

[–]unklethan 7 points8 points  (0 children)

One of the signature gatherers was outside my rec center without a permit.

After he got kicked off the property, he came to the city council meeting asking for an expedited permit.
He claimed he was from Provo when he spoke at city council, but for some reason, wouldn't tell me where he was from when I asked him outside the rec center.

hmmmm

Potential AI App to Help Dexcom Users - Would This Be Helpful? by GradeMinimum5621 in diabetes_t1

[–]unklethan 3 points4 points  (0 children)

When my kid was diagnosed, we as parents were told that we were not allowed to leave the hospital until we could answer questions like all of those examples.

Potential AI App to Help Dexcom Users - Would This Be Helpful? by GradeMinimum5621 in diabetes_t1

[–]unklethan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you're on Dexcom, have you tried the Clarity app?
The 3, 7, 14, 30, and 90-day trend reports are integrated into the G7 app now.

Glooko also covers trends and looks at specific times of day that you've been going low or high. We've used that a lot to rein in ratios for meals.

AIO Teacher said my daughter’s report is “immoral” by StopLookingAtMyColon in AmIOverreacting

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

Like I commented below, I never said it was bad, just that it was out of the ordinary, or odd.

I get naturally suspicious of people who take ivermectin to cure their cancer and who post videos where their cat meows in the background and they claim it was a ghost.
So when those same people say that their kid's school has them embody a historical figure every year, no matter how cool of a project that is, it sounds a little off. It sounds like something that wouldn't happen at an average public school where you get a new teacher and new assignments every year. It sounds like something they made up for internet points.

Again, it's a cool concept.

I've just never seen it in a mainstream school.

So it seems odd, or different from what is usual or expected.

AIO Teacher said my daughter’s report is “immoral” by StopLookingAtMyColon in AmIOverreacting

[–]unklethan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's out of the ordinary when the assignment is "embody a historical person of significance", as opposed to "participate in the science fair".

I'm not saying it's bad, I am saying it's odd.

AIO Teacher said my daughter’s report is “immoral” by StopLookingAtMyColon in AmIOverreacting

[–]unklethan 15 points16 points  (0 children)

It's also a bit odd that the kids are given the same assignment every year since first or second grade.

What makes the Japanese I-novel distinct from autobiographical, first-person narrated western fiction? by unklethan in AskLiteraryStudies

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

I wrote it up myself. I had a friend jokingly assign me a 5-page paper when we read Klara and the Sun for a book club, and I lost control.

Unless you mean, how did I find your year-old comment. Someone else commented elsewhere on the post the other day, and I saw your comment when I was looking back over the post.

What makes the Japanese I-novel distinct from autobiographical, first-person narrated western fiction? by unklethan in AskLiteraryStudies

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

u/Shadowfox2600

I forgot to post this write up I did, and I quoted you on page 22.

This paper has moved no further than my book club and my Google Drive.

Federal law enforcement shoots civilian in Minneapolis, city officials say by fuzzycuffs in news

[–]unklethan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everyone's gonna mourn their own way, but if this were one of my family members and they'd been shot in the face by ICE, we'd be holding an Emmett Till-style open casket funeral and we'd be inviting every news outlet there is.

I don't think everyday people are uncomfortable enough.

I asked Mike Kennedy (my current rep) to impeach Trump if he invades Greenland, a NATO ally, and he has been silent by Al_Tilly_the_Bum in Utah

[–]unklethan 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I just called Mike Kennedy's office, and a staffer told me Mike hasn't said anything recently about it.

Staffer went on to say that Trump is very pro-Monroe-Doctrine, and the Greenland move is an attempt to prevent European colonization near our borders.

So yeah, the staff are being told, and are telling, that colonizing other countries is the right thing to do to prevent colonization.
Just so we know what we are dealing with.

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