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And now for a thread no one asked for that I will abandon in a week or two, here's my personal assessment of each E.R character. I'm going to use the IMDB cast list starting with the 1st episode until I run out of steam.
I may also do an assessment of their major love interests.
Lol I'm sorry, I just think it's funny some of you are cool with granny feeding 50 people as long as she doesn't have to pay for it...
I'm sorry do you guys actually invite all of your friends to everything you do regardless of their interest, circumstance, ability to come, etc?
And does it actually hurt your feelings to not be offered an invitation to shit you know and they know you don't want to do?
I really just don't like people anymore.
Like this is such a snotty, obnoxious ask and part of why it was once considered tacky AF to plan and host your own shower. But the answer to that is to comply or don't buy shit.
Quietly donate it or sell it to once upon a child.
This is a lot of words but the simple fact is much of this "extra" is optional and if a bride is fine with garden variety event makeup, doesn't want the more durable techniques, doesn't want you to stay on site, it should be fine to not book bridal.
This comes up a lot and I will blame a lot on marketing.
Wedding makeup is not at all similar to event makeup.
For the same reason wedding dresses are barely similar to party dresses.
A wedding dress has internal and often external corsets, built in shaping, crinolines and extra skirting. Yes even the ones that don’t look like ball gowns.
Wedding makeup needs to:
Look and stay fresh for 8+ hours
Not be sweat through or smudge
Be transfer proof (not resistant)
Stay perfect through sweating, crying, hugging 100+ people, a several hour photo shoot and several hour dance party.
The main reason a makeup artist doesn’t want to give you the cheaper version is you will look bad after an hour or two and create a false negative for their business.
Oh so I don't care.
The six hour turnover limit is entirely the host's doing.
You should be setting your property's availability to suit your cleaner's availability and a reasonable turnover time.
It's not the guest's job to maximize your income.
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No one knows how to live in a society anymore, just endless whining from all sides, ramping up their expectations, nursing resentment, planning shit that doesn't take your guests into consideration, taking it as a personal front when people decline.
Everyone sucks.
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This is an incredibly baffling story... at 94, how does she have a house worth that much and virtually no income and why on earth didn't she sell it decades ago when she realized she wasn't accumulating retirement savings?
A 94 year old woman forced to work because her social security income is $12,704 a year but her property tax is $19,000.
Bextel says the 94 year old, who lives in Jackson, bought her house for $40,000 in 1960. It now sits on a double lot worth $4.5 million and is falling down around her.
"At 94 years old, she's still working." Bextel says she took a job answering phones at an acupuncture clinic, and that scrapping property tax is the thing she most wants to do as governor.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The post's claim omits that the woman likely qualifies for Teton County's long-term homeowner exemption (50% off assessed value of primary residence for 65+ owners with 25+ years paying WY residential taxes) plus deferral options.
tetoncountywy.gov/3034/Long-Term…
wyo-prop-div.wyo.gov/tax-relief/
Throwing out food that's no longer fit to eat isn't wasting it.
Replying to @greenkmr_3 @ChelseyShanae
A lot of people getting mad because I said wasting food is a luxury.
Turning off notifications now.
I've made my points so you read before you chirp and if you cant comprehend it then you need to go back to school.
You dont need to starve to value food. Just listen & be grateful
I'm not trying to be an asshole but like, what's confusing? It's a clothing item...
By the time you get to the end of the listing, with the exception of taking 3 families to Pigeon Forge, no.
Most hotel chains have a extended stay type brand with suites, kitchens, free parking, etc. You'll share a bathroom yes but there's no surprise cleaning list
IDK what hotels the airbnb hater crowd frequents, but a random airbnb clears the now $200/night typical roadside motel/hotel by a significant margin - like 8/10 times in my experience.
Plus you get a house! Normally that includes a deck, free parking, multiple bathrooms, a kitchen and maybe more. And the ask for all that is “take the sheets off the bed and put the trash outside”.
Says more about Gergely and that crowd than Airbnb IMO.
I'm sorry but I would never rub my makeup covered face on someone else's towels.
And foundation stains like a mofo no matter what color you are, Fenty 100 to 498. Bleach is not taking them out.
May I vent?!
Hotels use white linens, I'm presuming, to appear ultra-clean. WHOMP.
Anyway, what happens when a person of color wears makeup? I use your white towels to wash my face. I stopped using @Airbnb because their host commented on "brown stains" on their towels.
Individual hosts can't afford commercial laundry, but they try to be commercial properties. The math ain't mathing.
Tbh, these properties should be getting a Saturday morning/near hotel style clean between guests anyway. Most commonly used dishes should be run through a cycle to ensure they are clean, even if they looked it already.
Hosts should have a full set of linens they bring in
Hosts have gotten completely out of hand, acting more like landlords of shitty, decaying apartment complexes, and Airbnb can see the writing on the wall.
If these guys weren't largely predatory monsters, they wouldn't be screaming over policies that are intended











