Normal People (2020) Some streaming service recommended me this show and I got immediately hooked on. It took me in entirely, I binged the entire show in a single sitting ffs. I feel like an emotional wreck. Just looking at stills from the show or posters makes me heart melt. Listening to the soundtrack makes me cry. What doesn’t even make sense to me is that I’ve …

LPT People who say/do terrible things are terrified of in person judgement. We all know these people. The ones who will say something to someone directly, out of the ears of a group. I’d say a good 9/10 times they do this because they know if more people knew what they said they’d be called out for it. Group judgement is terrifying for people who have some awareness of their behavior (covering my language for those we k…

LPT: When it comes to promotions; handshakes are worth more than degrees or results. It sucks but people promote the people they like. Spend time with the higher ups. It pays dividends. submitted by /u/seanmashitoshi

If living in an RV/trailer was so cheap, why don’t more people do it? Hi, sorry if this is a dumb question. I’ve been wondering about it for a few days now. I had this conversation with a family member recently, since I got curious while an RV was passing by on the highway. If it’s so much cheaper than owning a home or paying for rent, why don’t I see more people doing it as their primary residence? Especially in …

Why aren’t more people watching Joe Pickett? I just discovered the show Joe Pickett on Paramount Plus. It stars Michael Dorman and it’s kind of a weird western, like if Yellowstone mixed with Mare of Easttown. Anyone else watching this show? New episodes of season 2 are dropping weekly on Paramount Plus currently. submitted by /u/7thton

How did people find out about drop-shipping? 7-8 years ago was arguably the peak of the drop-shipping business. Those who got in during this time earned themselves, generational wealth. How did they find about about it and how can I find similar opportunities now? submitted by /u/d3uc35

Travelling with 3 people, should I get a single room? I’m travelling with 2 other friends and we are booking hotels. I am quite sensitive to sound at night and I can’t sleep, so I’m considering just getting my own room instead of sharing with my friends. Do you guys think it’s worth the extra cost ~$1k (17 day trip) to have my own room? submitted by /u/GiantsFan2010