Where I live, there are people who make a decent amount of cash by grabbing whatever metal they can find out of the trash and taking it to scrapyards. There are a couple of trucks that swing past my house a few times the night before and the day of trash pickup. And myself, I grabbed two bikes by just knocking on the door and asking.
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They're deflecting everybody's attention so the admiral can pee of the other side of the boat.
Unfortunately, he worked in a school district setting the routes busses take.
My mom told me that Dad went to work to make money, and I actually expected to see money making machines when I visited him at the office.
I'm looking for a general market. Nothing that specific.
Retail
Doesn't matter what they are eating. Their mouth is open and they are mouth breathing as they chew.
It is well appreciated.
I struggle with suicidal ideation problems. They have been so severe in the past that I almost went through it. While not all suicidal scenes trigger me, there are a few. And I have found that having the warnings help me from shutting off the TV and running off in a crying fit. I know it's coming and can prepare myself. And knowing that the hotline is there has been one of the most comforting things I know of. I may have never called, but it's there for when I can't deal on my own. So yes, the warnings make a positive difference for me.
The store I have been at lately has welcomed the idea of more RPGs played there for some time. He got me on the store's discord so I could find and chat with players. There was a push for some time, but folks have been rather silent about TTRPGs.
That's what I have been doing, trying to run games.
I volunteer for Yankee Air Museum in Michigan. We had the only flying MiG-23 in American airspace perform at our airshow, but engine troubles caused a crash. Nobody hurt, and that was a major miracle. A very populated region, and a busy highway meant the chance of injury was super high. But the plane came down in an abandoned golf course and stopped next to an apartment building.
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It isn't just that things are too far to walk, it's that American car companies have made it part of our culture to own and drive, and it's unpatriotic to do otherwise. That causes a severe lack of public transportation and sidewalks and bike lanes. So because of all this, I have to drive a mile through my neighborhood to get to a 7-Eleven that would be a quarter mile if I walked.