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I've come to realise that I made a mistake in buying a 39kw Ioniq last year. At the time I figured a lower mileage car was more important but I'm not sure if that anymore. Currently my Ioniq is on 45k Miles The Ioniq is a nice enough car but the range is just not working out for me I've concluded, so this is something I'm now considering to not make that mistake again

I had a ghost order out on me earlier. Then two orders that had wrong addresses on it resulting to alot of unnecessary driving one back to a liquor store across town to return the alcohol. Additional 20 miles for 5 ******* dollars, beyond ****** about that. Then my last order was another 3stack and the address was wrong again on my first order called customer we’re both confused I get the right address thinking it would be close to my last stop. You guess not at all 15 ******* miles going back to where I just started. Tonight has been ****!! Called support they took notes but if I can’t get some money back when I talk to the supervisors tomorrow. I’m done with this ****

**Enderlin EF5 — June 20, 2025** https://preview.redd.it/p6jblsnx36pg1.jpg?width=800&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f2034a81a0ec7759e34998be7c722f22c9d21b83 The Enderlin tornado was first given a preliminary rating of EF3, but it was later upgraded to EF5 on October 6, 2025 by the National Weather Service office in Grand Forks, with assistance from several engineers including Timothy P. Marshall. The most significant damage was the derailment of numerous train cars from a freight train. Around 28 cars were tipped over, with five being lofted. In addition to the train damage, a cell tower anchored by four cables was blown over. Trees were debarked, sandblasted, and loft...

Sari-sari stores are worth over a trillion pesos a year. 1.3 million of them. They move 70% of all manufactured goods in the country. 75% are run by women. *📊 Market figures on this post are based on publicly available research. If anything is outdated or wrong, please correct.* https://preview.redd.it/n49g11fh26pg1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=166493345b14f52e76289c30fd7ec6c5f2d5715c Almost all of them still use a paper notebook. The #1 reason sari-sari stores close isn't competition - it's utang. Money gets stuck in debts written in notebooks that get lost, ignored, or just never paid back. Rolling capital dries up. Restocking stops. S...

Tonight (well last night technically) I was riding my motorcycle back from a job I just started two days ago and I ran out of gas, about 8ish miles from home. Im flat broke. Technically homeless, living in an RV on the side of the road. But I finally found a job willing to hire me. I really thought I could stretch those fumes two more days. So I started trying to figure a way to make $10 for gas. It ***** my mind that we live in a world where $10 can seem so unachieveable. I popped over to the referrallinks subreddit, hoping I could do a quick referral or verification or something, threw up a quick post saying I was available and started pushing my bike. The first three people who DM'd...

Sari-sari stores are worth over a trillion pesos a year. 1.3 million of them. They move 70% of all manufactured goods in the country. 75% are run by women. https://preview.redd.it/ahtqbx5r16pg1.png?width=1664&format=png&auto=webp&s=ce3e5f4c1afb042e545ad42ba3c8b574e8ee349c Almost all of them still use a paper notebook. The #1 reason sari-sari stores close isn't competition - it's utang. Money gets stuck in debts written in notebooks that get lost, ignored, or just never paid back. Rolling capital dries up. Restocking stops. Store closes. I wanted to think through what a real solution looks like - not just another POS app, but the whole business stack in o...

I just purchased a 2014 Jetta TDI, it has 113k miles and has had the timing belt replaced in the last 5k miles, I'm just looking for some advice for things to keep an eye on, and the bigger things I should be maintaining, from what ive gathered, fuel filter is gonna be something i wanna get replaced ASAP since i dont know when it was last replaced, and water pump could be an issue at the 100k+ mark and could need replaced, how hard of a job at home is that? I'm sure I have all the tools at home to do it but would it be better to wait until its an issue or should it be done sooner rather than later? Other than that the break pads/ rotors were redently replaced and the break fluid is...

Sarah passed through the security checkpoint at the airport and put her shoes back on, taking a long look around. Most of the little food carts and stores were closed due to the late hour. She located one that still had the lights on and got herself a strong espresso and a pastry, making her way to the gate. There were very few people scattered at the other gates, most of them sleeping on the empty rows of chairs. She made her way to an empty seat near an outlet, allowing her to charge her phone while she waited for her plane. It eventually landed and a few people shuffled out of the tunnel along with the flight crew. A few other passengers arrived at the gate around that time as well, but ...

I'm creating a D&D 5.5e campaign that's inspired off of the backrooms, and the shadowfell. This is my second ever campaign, the first one only lasted about 10 sessions. I have however been a D&D player for about 9 years. The entire campaign is located in a single floor megadungeon, and their goal for the entire campaign is to escape, and the campaign is designed to last 80-100+ sessions, and I need the total map size to be able to consist of the entire campaign. So far my plan was to have a 10x10 grid of 40x40 tile maps, but I don't know if that's too small, I still have 3 weeks until session 1, but I am planning on having them revisit different areas the...

Hey everyone, I'm a decently competent paddler who has owned a couple kayaks including this beautiful Edisto Dagger (shown in the photo) I am looking to buy my next Kayak which will be used for my longest excursion, a multi-day camping trip. So far easy enough, right? Here's where it gets tricky and my hours of searching have come up with no perfect solution; I'm 6'2" and currently about 325 lbs. This weight will come down and I should be around 280 at the time of the trip, but I do need to train in this kayak as I am obviously in no shape to paddle 40 mile days currently. I also realize i may need to resort to a tandem kayak in order to hold my weight plus the weigh...

Hello everyone! I am switching from VW to Toyota, and I am considering the newly refreshed Prado (J250). My 3rd-gen Touareg is getting more problematic and troublesome at 15,000 miles. I just want a reliable/dependable vehicle for me to drive daily (I drive more than 50 miles a day). Would this J250 last me 10 years with maintenance at the dealership every 5,000 miles? Does the hybrid version achieve better MPG, and how would it compare to the petrol version in terms of reliability/dependability-wise? Thank you! https://preview.redd.it/ekpgtyqbq5pg1.jpg?width=4668&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c4e88c4b5f525e3e9a3a07ac8f34f966c0506507

Im 19 I am already signed up for NLC Oroville for Aug of this year, my parents are paying half im trying to save the other half rn I live in Sacramento area and am willing to travel but would obv prefer to stay local which ik jobs here are real competative , I just recently talked to family friend that went there last year and he said if hes being honest i should try and go to another school he recommended Prime Line in Idaho he said the classes are smaller and its abt 15k for the tuition and cdl training and tbh from what ive seen from the school it looks better they focus on training like your working on live lines which nlc doesnt do, but another thing is tools arent included in the cost ...

We all have that one family story. The one that gets trotted out at Thanksgiving, told with the same inflections and the same laughs. For my family, it was the summer of '96 and the "Miracle at Mirror Lake." The story went like this: When I was five years old, my parents took my older sister and me camping at a remote lake in the Sierra Nevada. One afternoon, I wandered off from our campsite while my mom was napping and my dad was fishing. Panic ensued. The park rangers were called, and a search party was organized just as the sun began to dip below the treeline. They found me just over an hour later, sitting calmly on a fallen log about a mile down the lake's trail, co...

So I’ve got a PC with a **GTX 1650 Super, Ryzen 3 3300, 16 GB RAM, and a 256 GB SSD**. Lately my system has been struggling to run a lot of the newer AAA titles, so instead of forcing it, I’m thinking of going back and playing some **older/OG games** that still hold up well. I’ve already played quite a lot though, so I’m looking for recommendations I might have missed. **Games I’ve already played:** **Resident Evil series** * Resident Evil 2 * Resident Evil 3 * Resident Evil 4 * Resident Evil 7 (Still waiting to see if *Resident Evil Requiem* will launch on my system) **Other story / action games** * Red Dead Redemption 2 * Days Gone * Uncharted (currently playing) * The Last...

I've had my 2013 Highlander (Base model) since July 2024. I just found out it needs 87 gas as the lowest level, but I've been using 85 since 2024. Sometimes after starting, the engine will stall or skip but ultimately start and keep driving, but I'm worried I have permanently damaged the engine by using the wrong type of gas. Recently (around November 2025), I noticed performance issues like struggling to accelerate past 60/65mph, but I attributed that to me replacing the engine air filter incorrectly (I had trouble with one of the bolts but thought I got it on properly; I didn't), having bad tires (I bought new ones last month so it's not that), a leak somewhere (l...

I'm hoping someone can talk me off the ledge but I doubt it. This is the oil that just came out of my 2024 Sorento SX Prestige X Pro, shiny flecks in the drained oil and in the oil filter housing. The motor has 16,332 miles on it, and this is the 3rd oil change (1st oc at Kearny Mesa Kia, 6,336 miles, 2nd at 11,400 miles at home), I used Mobil 1 advanced fuel economy full synthetic last change and what I just out back in it. I'll be calling the dealership on Monday but this isn't going to help me sleep tonight.

My brand new '26 Ninja 500 got caught in a flash flood last night. Just finished breaking it in, about 650 miles on it. Bike was almost completely submerged. Not sure for how long, it happened late at night but id hazard a guess it was at least a couple of hours if not overnight. It has comprehensive coverage but I just replaced the fairings from a low side a couple weeks ago. Easy $2k I just put into it (complete set of fairings) Water went up halfway to the fuel tank so it was almost completely submerged. You can see where the water line is in the second pic. Third pic is the the height of the flooding. My bike sits a little higher on the property but only by a foot or two than the ...

Hey everyone, looking for some advice from people who know more about cars than I do. I’m considering buying a 2015 Honda Crosstour EX-L V6 AWD and wanted to see what you all think about it as a first car. I’m not a mechanic at all (never even been under a hood before), but I’ve been trying to do my homework on this model. I really like a lot of the features and the overall look, and I’ve read that Hondas can last a long time if they’re maintained properly. I’ve also seen people mention a few common repairs and things that sometimes go wrong with these. Here are the basics: \- 2015 Honda Crosstour EX-L V6 AWD (3.5L V6, 6-speed auto) \- 166,000 miles \- Clean title \...

I bought my '21 Sierra last year and in that time, I've put more in repairs on it than the 10 years I owned my '15 Tundra. To date, I've had the following issues repaired: * Loose grounding wire repaired * ECCV replaced * Turbo replaced * Engine mounts replaced * Shocks and struts replaced * Starter replaced * Negative battery cable replaced And tonight, I get new issues! To start, I'd been noticing a metallic rattling sound coming from the truck when it was at idle. I'd seen a few posts on here previously by others and found that many of their sounds were a lot like mine and it was suggested that it was likely a loose heat shield. Didn't stress too much...

I think this is an excellent idea. Based on the latest episode where Bob describes sticking to his goal of one mile a day. Bob has the right approach here as to building a habit that works for him. I quit drinking a little over two years ago. I first thought I’d just try dry January. For context I’d been drinking every day (IPA beers) for the previous six years. More beer in the last two years of drinking really built up a beer gut. I used fast food to cope. Actually gained weight for a while. But here I am, two years sober and I’m finally losing weight just by walking a lot and not eating fast food as much. Terribly addicted to fast food for the majority of my life. But I did wh...