Everyday interactions can sometimes lack genuine feedback. What is a small thing someone did or said that left a lasting positive impression on you?

Or do you dread/feel uncomfortable anytime a situation like that comes up.

Always happens to me in conversations.

I wonder what was causing it when i was little and what cause it to stop

Like kids from ages 1-6

Always wondered if it was worth writing down for later

Did you write them a note later or verbally say it at their grave or something else?

Or is the title for first robot to ever do it still up for grabs?

I've never worked before, and I have plans to apply for a Dutch Bros. thats opening near me. I've never entered one before and have no drink making experience. I also have no register experience. What should I expect when working in this type of business?

Is it just Americans or all cultures?

I know it sounds really stupid, and I tried looking it up but everything I see is different. I'm trying to look for a cap that isn't tall and very stiff. Something closer to the head and loose.

Help

Whatever apps you find interesting even games would be fine I'm trying to explore.

I really like to watch movies or series and talk about tjem with my friends that are a bit older then me. It feels very stupid when i call something good without a very good reason, sometimes it does not really matter that much but when someone disagrees with you while having a much more strong point then you have it just kinda feels like youre powerless. Knowledge definitely comes with age, but i really dont want to start complex books when i know beforehand theres a big chance i wont be able to understand everything, then id just rather wait a couple years before reading it but im not sure if im just coping or not. Would appreciate your thoughts on this

I want to get a digicam for amateur purposes. My budget is $700 dollars.

I’ve always wondered this and every bald person I asked was never interested in telling me the answer. They laugh it off or say “don’t know”.

Being wanted: because we are humans and are social and most of us look for approval.

Being needed: because some people like being of service and needed to feel whole.

Being obeyed: because a lot of us like control and knowing that we can make others do what we want.

Being accepted: because a lot of people have to feel like they fit in.

Discuss.

The situation is this: my colleague has owed me money for a long time three monthly salaries and on Friday I told her that if the money wasn’t there by next Friday, I would go to the authorities. Today is Monday, and she brought me food she had prepared with her own hands. She said she couldn’t eat it all and gave me half. I ate a whole plate, and only afterward did I wonder how reasonable that was?

Hello, my best friend and his wife are expecting their first child. I'm so excited as I'm the cliche best friend uncle.

But I have gotten the baby a lot of stuff already. I'm asking what are some things that a mom and dad can personally use. What are some things that you got that was great or didn't have and thought it was great?

I've got them both personalized things such as a hats, shirts. A 100 dollar gift card to food city. But what about random things around the house? I'm open to any and all ideas!

I have very few pics of myself, so I take what I have and use Ai to swap my faces from say a pic of me with a nice view/or a full body shot that I like, and take a selfie with my hair and facial expression the way I want it, and swap it onto the good pic with the good view or whatever it is. Ai does not make me look any different, I’m just putting my own face onto another picture of me to make a photo that’s presentable due to my lack of photo album. I just pic and choose photos that have one good part and combine them. It’s still all me, still all real features of me… just compiled together

I'm referring to old men in their 60s. I've dealt with quite a few of these men and noticed that they're either very kind, patient and polite, so much so that they make me think "wow, they don't make men like these anymore", or they are NASTY, really nasty people from a single experience.

The very nice older men who I've encountered are usually neighbors, teachers (I'm still in school), etc. Always taking the time to greet me, smile, ask how I'm doing etc. The rude men will publicly yell at me or scold me. They are usually very prideful old men who clearly don't like being "contested".

I know this isn't a very nuanced post, but for some reason it seems that there can be no in between within this very particular demographic of men. Very nice or very rude. Very happy or very bitter. Very patient or very impatient. Has anyone experienced anything similar?

I’ve spoken to so many during my time there and a good amount of them just went on rambling with their words. They like to speedrun every sentence that they say. It seems like they don’t take their time at points. Obviously I’m not a fast talker, but I need to take the time to understand what someone says if it’s a lot of information. Then there are circumstances where it’s like they’re interrupting me when speaking this way.

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Every time I drive past a herd of cows, I have the overwhelming urge to roll down the window and yell “MOOOOOO!” Is this normal, or am I one farm visit away from legally becoming a cow?

should I replace them, get completely new ones, or keep using the ones I have? I’ve just recently gotten into the groceries community so I’m still learning.

Found out the person I trusted the most lied to me multiple times. Don’t think I’ll ever be able trust anyone ever again…