OT - NO POLITICS Turn back the clocks edition

[McGarnagle]

spent a long weekend in utah, place rocks especially for being a quick 90 minute flight.

highly recommend

Did that last year around the Columbus Day weekend, quick Saturday-Monday in SLC. Didn't venture out to any of the nature stuff but SLC itself was one of the cleanest, chillest cities I've been to. Would definitely go back (hell, I'd consider moving there, but the family won't go for it).

 

[Bruinaura]

 

[Troublesome 85]

Honestly cant go back to warehouses. I love my job and the people I work with

Was probably overreacting but in case

Most of that done by me

 

[Donnie Shulzhoffer]

Did that last year around the Columbus Day weekend, quick Saturday-Monday in SLC. Didn't venture out to any of the nature stuff but SLC itself was one of the cleanest, chillest cities I've been to. Would definitely go back (hell, I'd consider moving there, but the family won't go for it).

It is nice to see shared experiences of people actually being there instead of just Googling and deciding they don’t like those people.

My years in Vegas I went to Utah multiple times. Nice people

 

[Troublesome 85]

My oldest daughter loves living in Utah

 

[Shaun]

It is nice to see shared experiences of people actually being there instead of just Googling and deciding they don’t like those people.

My years in Vegas I went to Utah multiple times. Nice people

Did that last year around the Columbus Day weekend, quick Saturday-Monday in SLC. Didn't venture out to any of the nature stuff but SLC itself was one of the cleanest, chillest cities I've been to. Would definitely go back (hell, I'd consider moving there, but the family won't go for it).

we spent this weekend in park city and it was just before ski season so it was relatively empty which was great. a few years ago did a trip to zion and it was amazing. still want to go to bryce and moab but the state overall has so much to see.

 

[Alicat]

Stuffing is gross. Sorry not sorry.

 

[BMC]

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My sister and I would fight over who got to see it first when Dad brought it home from the post office

 

[GordonHowe]

My dad makes Portuguese stuffing with linguica too.

My sister Julie and her husband recently returned from a trip to Portugal.

They loved everything about it, especially the food & .

My understanding is that Portugal is a hidden gem unspoiled (for now) by tourism.

Stuffing is gross. Sorry not sorry.

I can take it or leave it.

Gross isn't the word, though.

 

[AngryMilkcrates]

Get out of the restaurant business bruh. Every kitchen is going to be like this. There's plenty of warehouse or transportation jobs out there that are less chaotic and don't require degrees.

@Troublesome 85
He could try gig. Food delivery, huge orders give great tips. The more experience the better shot at large orders. You work alone.

I have a friend who quit his home x-ray tech job and does Doordash full time. I told him he was crazy. He makes good consistent money in the Tampa area.

You gotta put yourself into it to keep your ratings high and be disciplined enough to be your own boss.
But its possible.

Only downside is you have to buy your own medical since no benefits. Customers will be jerks at least once or twice a day and if the economy tanks you will be hit hardest and first.

Its an option.

 

[DarrenBanks56]

Stuffing is gross. Sorry not sorry.

it has to be really crispy and crunchy for me or its vomit city

 

[Troublesome 85]

One of the last things I did was show her and her sisters how to drive and now my baby has her first car.

 

[Nothingbutglass]

it has to be really crispy and crunchy for me or its vomit city

You guys are heretics. Its the perfect comfort food.

 

[Alicat]

You guys are heretics. It’s the perfect comfort food.

It is a wet, gloppy mess.i don’t get the appeal and never have.

 

[Donnie Shulzhoffer]

Stuffing is gross. Sorry not sorry.

To each their own

 

[Nothingbutglass]

It is a wet, gloppy mess.i don’t get the appeal and never have.

That's the best part. I don't know how to process this.