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Abel 1 year ago
#16 absolutely do NOT become a teacher. LONG hours, horrible paperwork, (some) cr#ppy parents, very little benefits anymore, and the pay is $h#t. Otherwise it's fine
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Nap 1 year ago
#8 Generally, the sweet spot for longest battery life is 40%-80%.
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Ruminta 1 year ago
#19 Still true today. I've had to replace my card a couple of times because someone taking the orders online at a restaurant, or has access to them, stole my information and used it. Lesson learned, never select the option "Remember card for future visits."
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Woody 1 year ago
#19 YES still true today. Card has been stolen from Amazon, Facebook/instagram, Ebay, and a random sticker purchasing site, all since January. Replace card often, and audit card accounts!
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Virgy 1 year ago
forgot one: get children... yeah, sure.... 
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Woody 1 year ago
Mom always says: Women should live at home until the day they are married. Gave us nightmare guilt trips when we could no longer live with her horrible nightmare life, and our divorced Dad didn't want us at his place once we hit 18.
"Don’t forget to print out your directions from MapQuest before you leave."
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Abel 1 year ago
#16 absolutely do NOT become a teacher. LONG hours, horrible paperwork, (some) cr#ppy parents, very little benefits anymore, and the pay is $h#t. Otherwise it's fine
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Nap 1 year ago
#8 Generally, the sweet spot for longest battery life is 40%-80%.
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Ruminta 1 year ago
#19 Still true today. I've had to replace my card a couple of times because someone taking the orders online at a restaurant, or has access to them, stole my information and used it. Lesson learned, never select the option "Remember card for future visits."
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Woody 1 year ago
#19 YES still true today. Card has been stolen from Amazon, Facebook/instagram, Ebay, and a random sticker purchasing site, all since January. Replace card often, and audit card accounts!
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Virgy 1 year ago
forgot one: get children... yeah, sure....
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Woody 1 year ago
Mom always says: Women should live at home until the day they are married. Gave us nightmare guilt trips when we could no longer live with her horrible nightmare life, and our divorced Dad didn't want us at his place once we hit 18.