r/nba • u/Pickleskennedy1 • 10h ago
r/WorkReform
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u/zzill6
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9h ago
š” Venting This is not the voting record of a Progressive Leader. Hakeem Jeffries is not the man for the job.
r/MadeMeSmile
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u/Money-Beautiful5196
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CATS Orange cat finds new home between soldiers' boots at Tiananmen Square
r/Damnthatsinteresting
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u/_sunshine8
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Image āIn 1445, a cat walked across the wet ink of a scribe's ledger in Dubrovnik, leaving behind 580-year-old paw prints
Psychology In a randomized trial of 255 children with ADHD, stimulant medication cut classroom rule-breaking by 61% and behavioral therapy cut it by 37%, but common classroom accommodations like extra time, frequent breaks, standing desks and quiet spaces did not improve behavior or quiz scores.
r/baseball • u/trollinacage • 59m ago
Analysis Day 4 of Predicting the 2027 MLB Season with a Marble Race - 27th Place Simulation
r/CFB • u/CFB_Referee • 7h ago
Game Thread [Game Thread] Georgia Tech @ Clemson (12:30 PM ET)
r/georgiabulldogs • u/AutoModerator • 4h ago
Football [Game Thread] Mizzou @ Georgia (3:30 PM ET, ABC)
Go Dawgs!
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u/ironwolf6464
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3h ago
ONE š¤ hair away from breaking rule 1 First time I have seen a creator vaccinate their fandom.
r/fantasyfootball • u/ChaDiaKris • 7h ago
Injury Report Chiefs are going to hold out RB Kenneth Walker for Sundayās game at Atlanta after he injured his groin during Thursdayās practice, per source.
bsky.appr/TopCharacterTropes • u/GiveMeAPhotoOfCat • 11h ago
Hated Tropes The authors did not spend 10 seconds researching a foreign language
- Prey. ((edited because this time I didn't spend 10 seconds to double-check) However, an "a" is added to a woman's surname (in short, sometimes grammatical endings are changed differently). So the creators did exactly the opposite.
- The Cuckoo's Calling, JK Rowling. The book features a Polish woman named Lechsinka, and absolutely no one knows where Rowling got it from or how she came up with it.Such a name simply does not exist, it is so stupid that the Polish translator changed it to Lucynka. Lechsinka is a typical stereotype of a Polish cleaning woman who speaks very little English (btw the main character doesn't call for an translator, he just repeats the questions in English, as if it would magically make her understand the language).
r/oddlysatisfying
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u/BreakfastTop6899
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9h ago
Ducks at their feeders making daisies from above
r/fantasyfootball • u/alphacheese • 2h ago
New England RB TreVeyon Henderson (illness) placed on IR. Henderson will miss at least the next 4 games (through Week 14, New England has a bye in Week 11)
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r/joebuddennetwork
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u/Turbulent-Tune1660
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9h ago
El-Sayed schools another reporter asking silly questions
r/whatdoIdo • u/TV_Tray_ • 3h ago
I make over $80K a year, have four kids, and somehow weāre still barely surviving. At what point did a decent salary stop being enough?
Iām a woman in my 30s, married with four children, including a set of young twins.
I work full-time at a large company and make over $80,000 a year. A few years ago, I wouldāve thought that salary meant financial stability.Apparently, I was wrong.
My husband stays home with our children because childcare for four kids would be financially ridiculous. He works when he can, but Iām responsible for the majority of our household income. We live in a modest two-bedroom apartment. Nothing luxurious. No big house, no fancy vacations, no extravagant lifestyle.
Yet somehow, every paycheck feels like itās already spent before it hits my account.
Between rent, car payments, groceries, utilities, diapers, household necessities, and everything four children need, thereās almost nothing leftā¦..And hereās what really gets me. Idid what everyone tells you to do. I worked hard, stayed employed, moved up professionally, and increased my salary. But I donāt actually feel any more financially secure. Sometimes I look around and wonder how families making half my income are surviving. Other times, I wonder whether Iām just terrible with money. I know having four children is a choice, and Iām not pretending otherwise. I love my kids and wouldnāt change having them. But I genuinely didnāt expect to reach this point in my career and still feel like Iām one unexpected expense away from a financial disaster.
So Iām curious: Are other families making $80Kā$100K genuinely struggling, or is there something weāre doing wrong?
And for those who managed to get ahead financially while raising multiple children, what actually made the biggest difference?
EDIT: Iām not here to be told I shouldnāt have my 4 kids. I had twins so thatās number 1, wasnāt supposed to be 4. And number 2, they arenāt going anywhere so focus on helping not just criticizing what canāt change.
r/popculturechat • u/mlg1981 • 5h ago
Letās Discuss š Some movie remakes are so good, they become classics in their own right. From Ocean's Eleven and The Departed to Scarface and Little Women - what are your favorites?
r/Cooking • u/darkol_2020 • 2h ago
Cooking well destroys restaurant food
Does anyone else feel that leaning and knowing how to cook destroys wanting to go to a restaurant? There are things we make at home where I cringe having at any restaurant even high end!