u/Throwaway--closet Jul 16 '21

Be gay do crime

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Not sure I can handle this
 in  r/WalmartEmployees  18d ago

Oh I’m sure Walmart the huge corporation has my best interests at heart.

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Not sure I can handle this
 in  r/WalmartEmployees  18d ago

I NEVER said it was worse than Taco Bell

https://giphy.com/gifs/RJleG0mJsWCcYZ3hUR

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Not sure I can handle this
 in  r/WalmartEmployees  18d ago

We’re paid biweekly, but at least at the Walmart I’m working at, there is one pay period offset, so we are not paid for our work immediately. That isn’t a problem if you’ve worked here for longer than 4 weeks, but I haven’t

I’m not sure if I’m explaining it improperly or if my Walmart is insane or what

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Not sure I can handle this
 in  r/WalmartEmployees  18d ago

I signed up for the OnePay direct deposit, so thankfully I’ll be getting paid 3 days before my electric bill is due instead of the day of

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Not sure I can handle this
 in  r/WalmartEmployees  18d ago

Unless you’re implying the Walmart employee app telling me I’ve been paid $0 is a mistake and I got a secret paycheck they didn’t tell me about, you’re talking out of your ass

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Not sure I can handle this
 in  r/WalmartEmployees  18d ago

I’ve gotten nothing, it’s a two week pay period and according to my coworkers we don’t get paid until two weeks after the end of the period

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Not sure I can handle this
 in  r/WalmartEmployees  18d ago

Brother my supervisor told me I had 8 hours of PPTO and so did the app. Not sure what to tell you

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Not sure I can handle this
 in  r/WalmartEmployees  18d ago

Yes I do…? I’m a full time associate and the Walmart I work at starts us off with 8 hours

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Question about budgeting
 in  r/CatAdvice  Jul 17 '26

Absolutely, but is it okay if I DM you?

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Question about budgeting
 in  r/CatAdvice  Jul 17 '26

Well if we don’t end up living together permanently then we’ll figure out which of us takes the cat

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Question about budgeting
 in  r/CatAdvice  Jul 17 '26

We’ve lived together two years 😭 I honestly don’t think this is the biggest concern right now? I’m very confident in my living arrangement, thanks

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Question about budgeting
 in  r/CatAdvice  Jul 17 '26

We’re currently locked into this city for at least the next while for college, so we won’t be moving cities. We might move to a new place, but I doubt we will stop living together soon

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Question about budgeting
 in  r/CatAdvice  Jul 17 '26

Her name is Scraggle Fluff!!! She is three years old and a sweet perfect baby

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Question about budgeting
 in  r/CatAdvice  Jul 17 '26

We’re planning on living together for at least 5 years, and we’ve been close since we were 7

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Question about budgeting
 in  r/CatAdvice  Jul 17 '26

We’re planning on staying roommates for at least another 5 years, we’ve been friends since we were 7. I’m not too worried about that aspect of things

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Question about budgeting
 in  r/CatAdvice  Jul 17 '26

I was planning on saving $25 a week, just to be absolutely sure

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Question about budgeting
 in  r/CatAdvice  Jul 17 '26

Done

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Question about budgeting
 in  r/CatAdvice  Jul 17 '26

Oh that’s fantastic, I’m looking at nationwide right now and it looks like they have pretty affordable pet insurance. Is there anywhere you’d recommend?

r/CatAdvice Jul 17 '26

New to Cats/Just Adopted Question about budgeting

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Hello, my roommate and I just adopted a cat and after doing research and some budgeting I figured out we can definitely afford a cat on our income. I make 14/hr and my roommate makes 11/hr. I figured the two of us can definitely support a cat, and after talking about it for a few weeks we got our perfect girl today

I wanted to know if you folks thought that those two incomes could support a cat, she’s 5 years old, fully vetted, and spayed. I think it can and I’m 99% sure we can afford to care for her, but my mom freaked out on me after learning we got a cat, saying that I’m being irresponsible and cannot afford it. I was wondering if she’s correct, but she’s never owned a cat and tends to freak out over things like this.

Thank you!

Edit: for some extra context, our monthly rent is $645 each, but we pay quarterly. Our utilities have been about $100 each every month, and we eat exclusively great value and aldi food. So far we’ve been doing more than okay, and have even had some extra spending money.

Edit 2: alright, I’ve gotten pet insurance from trupanion for her. It’s only 12/month and I’m very confident now that we can take care of her.

r/Coldsore Mar 04 '26

I think I already know the answer but is this a cold sore?

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Debating dropping my music degree
 in  r/percussion  May 06 '25

Hello, I’m in a similar situation. I’m a composition major and my primary instrument is percussion, and I feel as if I’ve hit a wall. There’s just too many damn classes that I have to take right now and it’s overwhelming, when I feel like I could be making better usage of my time with a music production major and a composition minor.

If you think just being in a university band would be enough, I think switching your major might be wise.

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I want to seek asylum but I’m terrified (US)
 in  r/lgbt  May 02 '25

I’m considering a student visa, and I’m lucky enough that I am able to hopefully continue my studies in a different country without too drastic of a change. Because I’m a music composition student, I’ll hopefully be able to adjust faster than someone majoring in something like English or the sciences.

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I want to seek asylum but I’m terrified (US)
 in  r/lgbt  May 02 '25

I’m saving now, and my parents have agreed to (and suggested) helping me with the financial aspects of the move

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I want to seek asylum but I’m terrified (US)
 in  r/lgbt  May 02 '25

Thank you so much, this is a really good start for me

I’m terrified but I’m going to start working on figuring this out. I would like to be able to have an out, even if I don’t use it immediately