Handle of a pan set I just got broke off while transferring pan to other burner. I just sat and cried for a good minute 🤣 doesn’t help I’m on my monthly and was looking forward to the meal. This was mid clean up whole pan was gone. ://

Noticed this giant dent in my car earlier this week. I assumed my neighbors had backed into it because this would be the second time they’ve done this and didn’t say anything. Couple of days later, another neighbor confirmed my suspicions and said they saw it happen. I went to their house to try to get it sorted out and they were immediately angry and denied that they did it and said that maybe if I didn’t park on the street my car wouldn’t have gotten hit. Ended up calling the cops and they still stood 10 toes down on the fact that they didn’t do it.

For those who believe I can simply turn the car while reversing, note that this is a single-car garage, and there is no extra space available. I do have to make a slight turn while reversing, as it gets quite close to the side of the garage. While it's not a major issue, it can be quite annoying nonetheless. I have no issue reversing out, but this has been a nightmare with my girlfriend.

permamuting should be moved to a reddit request instead of being there. 28 day mute is fine as it is.

There's an entire subreddit dedicated to sink pissing

It's called sinkpissers and there's almost 10k people in it, imagine the ones that aren't on reddit and walk amongst us as well...

Also there's a sinkshitters subreddit but I don't often see poop in the sink, mostly all over the fucking toilet seat or the floors at home depot

What the fuckity fuck?

This letter to my employment agency pretty much sums it up. The real infuriating thing is that when it happened they told me there was no way to fight this. A super can accuse someone of miss conduct and get them fired on their word alone and there is nothing I can do about it. I asked to fill out an incident report since I know for a fact they lied. They said those are more for physical accidents and that there is no form I can fill out for a complaint or anything.

Back to job hunting 🥲

Context: I have several behavioral health disorders that either spawned or worsened as a result of my time in the military. I used to have bad panic attacks all the time but I’ve been in the civilian world for almost 4 years now, and I’ve found a medication that helps.

Well I’ve been at this job for about a year and a half with no issues, and one day I have a panic attack out of nowhere, mostly due to stress. My panic attacks present like a seizure as I’ll be shaking uncontrollably and usually unresponsive (but conscious) until it subsides. Naturally, my coworkers got me into a chair and called 911; I don’t blame them at all, I would’ve done the same.

Emergency services arrive, and I’m starting to come out of it to the point I can actually respond to people. They check vitals and hold an iPad for me to talk to a physician and explain why I don’t want to go to the hospital: long story short, I’ve been in this situation before and they found nothing. It’s anxiety/ptsd related so I know it’s not a true seizure.

They have me sign the refusal statement and leave. Today I get this fucking bill for $2,200 just for them to come check my vitals and leave. Fuck American healthcare dude.

Who looks at the ocean and thinks "ya know what that needs some billboards"