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I never set out to be the vending machine guy. I was just a broke college student looking for a decent side hustle, and I thought vending machines would be this easy, mostly passive thing—buy a machine, stock it with snacks, and let the quarters pile up. If only it were that simple.
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I love my dad, and I don’t want to lose him. But this is the second time he’s done this. The first time already left a scar in my mind. Honestly, I’m not even surprised anymore, but I really trusted him. I thought he felt at least a little bit of remorse when he realized we knew.
Right now, I’m crying so hard I barely have the energy to type. I don’t want my family to fall apart. He has two teenage daughters—how could he do this? I don’t know what to do or who to turn to. My mom and sister just found out today.
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Cheating on your spouse isn’t just a “mistake.” It’s a flashing neon sign that says, “I’m a coward. I don’t have the guts to face my problems like an adult.” You want the real, raw truth? Here it is—when you cheat, you’re not just breaking a promise to your partner; you’re telling the world everything they need to know about your integrity, your character, and your willingness to take the easy, selfish way out.
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Most people never stop to ask themselves this question. They’re too busy scrambling to look the part—chasing validation from Instagram likes, crafting the perfect resume, or showing up at the office with that tight, fake smile that says, “I’m totally fine, thanks for asking.” But let’s be honest: If you bumped into yourself in the wild—at the coffee shop, at a party, heck, even stuck in traffic—would you actually want to hang out with you?
How is milk made? The invisible life of a dairy cow, explained – VOX
24 Proofs That Awkward Phases Don’t Last Forever – Ned Hardy
This is one of my favorite iPhone accessory. Fast wireless charging and I can take this whenever I travel and not have to carry so many different chargers – Amazon
Are Diamonds Even a Luxury Anymore? De Beers Reckons With Price Plunge – WSJ
Coldplay’s Kiss Cam Exposes Astronomer’s CEO Andy Byron Alleged Affair With HR Chief Kristin Cabot – Yahoo
Why We Procrastinate on the Tiniest of Tasks – BBC
I Answered a Job Scam Text on Purpose, and Here’s What I Learned – Life Hacker
What is Coast FIRE? The Ultimate Guide to Semi-Retirement – Of Dollars and Data
Let’s Take A Stroll Through The Art Museum – Ned Hardy
The Whirley Pop is the best popcorn maker because it gives you movie-theater-quality popcorn in just 3 minutes, with perfect even popping and zero burnt kernels. – Amazon
New Details in Air India Crash Probe Shift Focus to Senior Pilot – WSJ
Resilient Kids Come From Parents Who Do These 8 Things – Fatherly
15 Masterpiece Cartoons That Never Got the Recognition They Deserved – Linkiest
Historians Agree 536 Was The Worst Year To Be Alive – What Happened? – Weird History
Context: I’d say I’m a pretty nice person, try to be empathetic to everybody even “mean” people, I keep a policy of putting myself in other peoples positions, etc.
Recently though, I’ve been thinking about giving up on this, feel like people who are assholes do so well from being assholes, and I don’t remember what was the reason which made me choose this empathetic path in the first place, it could be because I’m drunk right now.
Anyway I’m hoping someone can shed some light on the issue, and help me remember why it’s worth being a good and empathetic person, instead of being egotistical and self minded.
I’m a Workforce Optimization Consultant. That’s the official title, anyway. Unofficially? I’m the guy companies bring in when they need to fire people—but don’t have the guts to do it themselves. It’s not glamorous. It’s not noble. But it’s honest work, and I’m good at it.
Most people think this job is like being a character from Up In The Air or Office Space. They picture George Clooney in a crisp suit, gliding through airports, delivering bad news with a tragic smile. There’s a bit of that—plenty of travel, endless airports, muted ties. But what they don’t show you is the weird, cold calculus behind it all. Or the fact that you’re there because someone else couldn’t stomach the job.
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After five years of putting myself out there and getting nowhere, I’ve finally stopped trying to date. I went all in—I approached women respectfully, tried to be thoughtful and self-aware, and forced myself to treat each rejection as something impersonal, just part of the process. But after more than a hundred rejections, the “don’t take it personally” mantra just stopped working. The frustration started eating away at me, and eventually, the pain turned into self-hate.
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Let’s talk about colon cancer for a second. Yeah, I know—it’s not anyone’s idea of a fun topic. But if you’re old enough to be thinking about screening, or you care about someone who is, you owe it to yourself to really understand this: colon cancer is one of the most preventable cancers out there. And most people have no clue just how much power they have to stop it before it ever becomes a threat.
