I have a vanity in my bedroom to free up the bathroom mirror for my spouse. I know this is more common with women than men. I might be wrong, but my guess is that Nick got feedback from his coworkers/friends/family for this article.

No lie, I had a new coworker ask for Jif and I was wondering why he needed peanut butter.

It might be heat hives. I’ll add it to my list of things to bring up with my doctor. I always forget about it come winter when I visit my doctor for my annual checkup because they’ve disappeared by then. :\

I get blistering rashes (eczema, I think) on my feet and hands whenever they get warm. I do okay in 70-degree weather, but warmer than that and I stay inside. Right now my hands looks like they’ve had a close encounter with poison ivy. I can usually manage to keep my feet out of the heat, but I always have blisters on…

There were so many beautiful updates that Lucas made with the theatrical re-release... and then just a handful of HORRIBLE decisions that ruined everything.

There were so many beautiful updates that Lucas made with the theatrical re-release... and then just a handful of…

Still holding out for the unaltered episode 4-6 set. I really have no interest in the episode 1-3 set.

Still holding out for the unaltered episode 4-6 set. I really have no interest in the episode 1-3 set.

“You will need to skip this many avocado toast dinners: 30,000

Results: Anxiety dog growled. This might have been the result of both a cat and food being in close proximity. I’m going to try it again later tonight without distractions.

Disabled dog became extremely alert and active (normally sleeping/snoring). Very happy with bounces and “give me more attention/treats” noises.…

I have one disabled dog and one dog with anxiety. At first I thought my disabled dog would appreciate it the most, but now I’m thinking this might help reduce my other dog’s anxiety. I’m definitely going to try this out. At the very least it might help me!

“I love the hot shark prince.”

No, it means I was unemployed for a year, unable to afford to feed myself, about to lose my home and vehicle, and I was desperate not to live on the street.

Even then the job I accepted was a temporary position (no benefits, non-negotiable wage) and I had to continue “negotiating” just to get them to offer me a…

I have a yard!

I do not have rainwater concerns in my yard, though. However, I do have rainwater concerns the ditch that bridges my concrete steps to the road. It’s very muddy, weedy, and gross most of the time. I was contemplating making a cement gutter in the ditch so at least I wouldn’t ruin my shoes, but I really…

After working in my industry for 15+ years, I have a pretty good idea what I should be paid based on a company’s region. I don’t even think it’s worth it to try to apply for rural/small business operations anymore—unless it’s a government job.

All too often I run across jobs that require 5+ years of experience, a…

Cheap assholes are definitely a huge problem. I would not be surprised if I found out they only interviewed me because they thought I’d be a doormat and a cheap hire due to my gender. I’m beginning to wonder how desperate the people were that the cheap assholes did end up hiring.

It even feels like you CAN’T leave a decent job regardless of how miserable you might because you know you won’t get paid half as much if you started interviewing again.

I know it’s awful, but I’m glad to hear that I’m not alone in my struggles.

Right? I know I should negotiate, but even the attempt can cause me to lose the job offer. And when you’ve been unemployed for a year, suddenly taking a chance on negotiating seems like a horrible idea.

The first “clothing is income” people were just horribly cheap. They wouldn’t budge on the salary at all. I told them I could not work for less than 20k a year and they essentially said, “Nice knowing ya!” It was for a television studio.

The contract job was just for two weeks as a trial period. They asked me what I’d…

(Lady here) The few times I’ve attempted to negotiate (asking for 3-5k more a year), I’ve actually had the job offer rescinded. One time an employer rejected my attempted negotiation and said, “we give you free clothes to wear”. Honey, free clothes don’t pay for my groceries or for a roof over my head and you’re…

Much like pretty much everything else in this world, it’s “not available in your area at this time”.