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  1. Comment on What was the best job you ever had? in ~life

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    Weddings, funerals, celebrations, graduations, etc There is still an enormous amount of daily arrangements though. For example, we did arrangements for hospitals, rest homes, and local businesses...

    Weddings, funerals, celebrations, graduations, etc

    There is still an enormous amount of daily arrangements though. For example, we did arrangements for hospitals, rest homes, and local businesses in their waiting rooms. Not to mention people who just walked in asking for flowers for their partners. We had an older man who came and picked his own flowers for his wife every week.

  2. Comment on What was the best job you ever had? in ~life

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    You just have to watch out for the Bridezillas ;)

    You just have to watch out for the Bridezillas ;)

  3. Comment on What was the best job you ever had? in ~life

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    I studied geology and my first job out of school was surveying and blasting for a mining explosives company. I thought that seemed fairly opposite the florist trade!

    I studied geology and my first job out of school was surveying and blasting for a mining explosives company. I thought that seemed fairly opposite the florist trade!

    20 votes
  4. Comment on What was the best job you ever had? in ~life

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    Worked as florist during university. It is the complete opposite of what I was studying and what I eventually got into, but I genuinely loved making the arrangements and setting up venues. You...

    Worked as florist during university. It is the complete opposite of what I was studying and what I eventually got into, but I genuinely loved making the arrangements and setting up venues.

    You ended up being present for so many important milestones in other people's lives and it was a genuinely wholesome job that gave me great pleasure.

    21 votes
  5. Comment on What's your dream job? in ~life

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    Rural postie in South Island NZ

    Rural postie in South Island NZ

    3 votes
  6. Comment on Hyundai Ioniq 5N or: welcome back Forester XT in ~transport

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    Unfortunately the charging network is also pretty bad for me where I live. No government assistance for EV or solar in my home either, just "better" rates from the bank for specific, approved...

    Unfortunately the charging network is also pretty bad for me where I live. No government assistance for EV or solar in my home either, just "better" rates from the bank for specific, approved installations.

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  8. Comment on Anyone else enjoying OSRS leagues? in ~games

  9. Comment on I’m traveling internationally for the first time and could use tips! in ~travel

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    The Mercedes factory in Sindelfingen, Germany near Stuttgart is awesome.

    The Mercedes factory in Sindelfingen, Germany near Stuttgart is awesome.

    2 votes
  10. Comment on The greatest documentary you've never heard of - Tie Xi Qu (铁西区) by Wang Bing in ~movies

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    Thanks, I'm aware :) I was commenting to bump the post as well

    Thanks, I'm aware :) I was commenting to bump the post as well

    2 votes
  11. Comment on The greatest documentary you've never heard of - Tie Xi Qu (铁西区) by Wang Bing in ~movies

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    Commenting to watch later, looks very interesting

    Commenting to watch later, looks very interesting

    1 vote
  12. Comment on Can we talk about rice cookers? in ~food

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    Fisher and Paykel machines play the NZ anthem when they finish their operation

    Fisher and Paykel machines play the NZ anthem when they finish their operation

    1 vote
  13. Comment on What is something you're holding together? in ~talk

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    Torties are my favorite. You perfectly described my little one, who passed away last year.

    Torties are my favorite. You perfectly described my little one, who passed away last year.

    2 votes
  14. Comment on What games have you been playing, and what's your opinion on them? in ~games

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    That was an annoying part of the quest as well, I remember putting it down twice over an afternoon. Similar to failing in the underground pass... I am currently working through the elven quest line :)

    That was an annoying part of the quest as well, I remember putting it down twice over an afternoon. Similar to failing in the underground pass...

    I am currently working through the elven quest line :)

    1 vote
  15. Comment on Tom Scott: England — Official teaser for Nebula in ~travel

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    Nah totally! Which is why I said I knew I was taking it further than others, but also that it's totally okay to just bounce off of someone else's personality for whatever reason! Voicing my...

    Nah totally! Which is why I said I knew I was taking it further than others, but also that it's totally okay to just bounce off of someone else's personality for whatever reason! Voicing my clearly unpopular opinion is still good though and I appreciate everyone who made a comment.

    If others enjoy him, then I'm okay with that, I just don't need to watch :)

    2 votes
  16. Comment on Tom Scott: England — Official teaser for Nebula in ~travel

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    I typically do not consume his media, especially over the last couple years. I think it's maybe that instead of feeling brought along with his analysis of various subjects, the information feels...

    I typically do not consume his media, especially over the last couple years.

    I think it's maybe that instead of feeling brought along with his analysis of various subjects, the information feels handed down in his voice and word choice?

    Again, these are my reflections and I only mentioned that personally I don't mesh with his persona. I'm not looking to be convinced otherwise. Unless I meet him in person to have my mind changed, I suspect this will remain.

    3 votes
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  18. Comment on Tom Scott: England — Official teaser for Nebula in ~travel

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    All things considered, I don't mind if others enjoy him and his content!

    All things considered, I don't mind if others enjoy him and his content!

    4 votes
  19. Comment on Tom Scott: England — Official teaser for Nebula in ~travel

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    Nope, I get on great with the background of his views and am usually interested in the topics he brings up but it's the presentation of the topics that is grating. It's like he has an attitude...

    Nope, I get on great with the background of his views and am usually interested in the topics he brings up but it's the presentation of the topics that is grating.

    It's like he has an attitude that his world view/intelligence is superior to others and that he is deigning to gift us with special knowledge. I am likely taking this slightly further than anyone else feels, but I get a weird vibe that his main motive isn't educating others, it's making sure you know he knew the information first?

    His time on jet lag was unbearable, I couldn't watch it.

    6 votes
  20. Comment on Tom Scott: England — Official teaser for Nebula in ~travel

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    I must be the only person that finds him very grating, I can't describe it.

    I must be the only person that finds him very grating, I can't describe it.

    11 votes