I have a budget app that I make sure is on point and keeps me from frivolous spending. I also have my garmin watch app that tells me all my health info. I’ve paired that app with the myfitness app to record calories and nutrients intake. So, money, health and fitness. Of course I love scrolling and a few clicker games but I would be lost without intuit mint, garmin connect and myfitnesspal.

I’m currently wearing a pair of boots manufactured in 1982. They where my grandfather’s. I’ll have them repaired for as long as I can find a cobbler to do it. New laces on occasion and shoe polish every few months.

It would be pretty obvious as you would most likely be walking through a picket line if you where hired as a scab. This is known as crossing the line and is a sure way to get labeled a scab.

They try. They hire temp workers known as scabs to try and continue producing. These individuals are looked upon as scum. Scabs are looked down on and become pariah of there town so not many people are willing to become scabs. Without workers willing to become scabs the company is forced to come to the table out of necessity.

They just look at it for their daily two minutes of hate haha

I’ve only lived on a second floor once. Lucky my sister had strange guy friends to help with that stuff.

Don’t quote me but only something like 5% of an apartment building needs to be ada accessible. So like as long as ground floor has a certain amount of ada units the higher floors don’t need to have ada access at all.

Work is lame and this passes the day along…

Is a carabiner not an easier choice? My bags came with their own.

Rods in my bags just seem like a cumbersome addition. Are they not harder to store? Do the long bars not hinder bringing them inside? I have narrow stairs before my door to my apartment I think those may make turning on them a hassle.

I would blame that on the age gap; where reddit users are probably on the younger side compared to lemmy users. Just a guess though.

Not far off from what I remember. Definitely knew people that went as far as buying land out in the mountains and stockpiled food and water there in a cabin.

This sounds like a great title for an 80’s action hero movie. The Lemmitors, taking out the trash before the trash takes out the whole world. Coming to theaters near you 40 years ago…

I have been moved to start a rewatch. Been a few years for me at this point. Thanks for the reminder how good that show was.