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Cake day: June 17th, 2023

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  • Also from country where tips aren’t expected.

    Did preload a tip once because I felt guilty.

    Ended up having the driver yell at me to come get the food in the lobby and that I was wasting his time when I was sick with covid and even though I specifically ordered for door delivery.

    On top of that the food was cold and soggy. So I went straight to customer service and removed that tip.

    If I have cash I will tip if they do a good job otherwise. No.


  • Tuss@lemmy.worldtoADHD@lemmy.worldexercise for us?
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    6 months ago

    I haven’t been able to exercise successfully since I moved from home.

    Where my parents live there was a great 5km run which included hills, scenery and if you did it backwards it was more strenous. They sadly exploited the fuck out of it and built a railway across it.

    Where I live now it’s boring, hard to get to or too slopey.






  • If you are currently beneath the personal allowance limit of £12,570 then it’s still only 20% on anything above the limit until you reach 50k and then it’s 40% on anything above 50k. So 12,5k-50k is still 20% and anything under 12,5k is still tax free.

    So if you do get a job to save up for a pc you would only pay lets say 200 in tax on 1k if you’re in the 20% bracket.

    It’s not like they would force you to pay 20% on your whole allowance just because you hit the allowance limit.

    You say TAX like it’s a big scary thing but the only difference is that you have to work a couple of extra hours to make up for the tax that you will be paying. If you get £10 per hour you would have to put in 2.5 more hours to make the same as you would before the 20% bracket.

    I’m currently paying 34% on everything I make if I make over 3k. I would gladly take the allowance and put in a few extra hours if I hit the 20% bracket.


  • I mean you don’t need a full time job. Flipping burgers at mc donalds for a month or two would suffice to pay for a new pc if you don’t have to pay for housing and living during that time.

    Now I don’t know where in the UK you live but its getting close to Christmas so they will need more people to sort post and packages for the next two months. Retail will also need more staff for the next two months.

    Leading up to Christmas is one of the best times to find a job for extra cash.

    If you’re also any good at photography and have a portfolio you could probably find a studio that is looking for an extra pair of hands with family photos and christmas cards.

    Don’t put yourself in debt unnecessarily praying for a business to hopefully be successful enough to pay off the monthly payment on a laptop that you can’t actually afford.







  • That would be comparable with asking someone who smokes weed a couple of times a year to quit cold turkey.

    Of course it’s not going to make any difference to you if you stop taking sugar or not.

    However ask someone who “needs” to have that redbull every day. Who drinks sugary lattes, eats sweetened bread and so on.

    Ask them to quit and they will most likely experience withdrawal symptoms and have a really hard time to keep away from sugar.


  • Tuss@lemmy.worldtoADHD@lemmy.world*Permanently Deleted*
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    9 months ago

    Put lunch and meds with a cup of water in the fridge in a bag the night before. Set a reminder to bring the bag. Make your breakfast the night before.

    Prepare her clothes the night before. If you are a morning shower person take the shower the night before. Same with her.

    Just because she wakes up doesn’t mean that you have to unless it’s a safety issue. Get up, change her nappy and then back to bed. She will learn to sleep through the night.

    Use this extra time to get yourself set. Take another 30min. Eat breakfast, get your meds etc.

    Get a play area where she can play safely while you do whatever you need to do.