If you're THAT emotional over a pet dying you need professional help man.
Im not trying to diminish your feelings, I'm sorry my dude, I feel for you I really do, but you shouldn't really spiral into a deep depression over a pet.
You obviously have some other shit going on that would make you react that way and therapy will really help, not just with the grieving but understanding yourself.
Edit: just read your other comment. Yeah dude I really hope you are getting the help you need, and I can see how this would make you spiral. Im going through a break up myself rn, so I empathize the pain you felt before. I'm taking meds myself and trying to get through it as I had those same ideations.
Yeah I would've been intelligent enough to look up my city's ordinance about planting multiple trees in my front yard. Especially if I'm going to be leaving for several months afterwards.
Like it sucks you got your trees ripped out my dude, I'm sure you can try it again. Just search it up on the interwebs of your city. 100% you'll find it. If you want Ill search it for you. You can plant some awesome stuff in upstate.
6? What are you trying to make an orchard? That's pretty aggressive. How big is your front yard? How long were you gone for to make the city take action? You wouldn't get one notice, then a day later, they tear up your yard. You had to have been gone for a long time.
I have a fairly large front yard, and if I planted that many trees, yeah I'd get sited.
It doesn't matter if you had fruit trees or not. That's not a "you can't plant trees in your front yard", thats, "this many trees in a relatively small area can cause safety issues"
I mean I brew beer, and I've used AI to help with a few recipes because having to search through brewgr and the mirad of different recipes is time consuming, when ultimately to brew a beer has the same overarching ingredients and process.
Though I wouldn't solely rely on it and to advertise that using AI just feels like a gimmick.
Damn that sucks. I've made my fair share of bad ones for sure.
We made a Skittles seltzer once. It was down right horrible. Undrinkable, used too many Skittles and didn't use any sort of muslin bag or anything thinking it'll all just dissolve. It was chunky and unbearablely sweet. Had to pour it all down the drain.
The last one we made though was awesome. Made a west coast and used Belgian yeast. It was so good my roommate drank all of it. I only had a few beers. Didn't last a fucking week.
We are gonna brew a lager this weekend.
I'm not exactly proud of it, but dude ChaGPT can make some pretty good recipes.
I did as well. I mean I thought it was fairly good. Not as good as the first that's for sure. I wish some of the cast was different, but it would've given everything away fairly quickly.
This argument makes me so mad because you obviously have zero idea how any of it works. The only thing you had right was that it's a competitive and saturated market.
Artists didnt "figure out" touring pays the bills. That is the only way a performing artist can pay the bills. Artists who you would think "oh they made it, and are now setup for life" is just not true. The only ones that are like that are mega ultra pop/rock stars.
I can go on for days but honestly I don't have the bandwidth. Merry Christmas and happy holidays my guy.
Eh I played when the OG Mortal Kombat came out all the time at the local pizza place when I was like 9, and I turned out fine. I've only murdered a handful of people so far. It's not like I became a cop or anything like that.
Ehhh some of this is great advice about sales tactics, but you should definitely get a contractor to come out and look over the place again.
Reason being is if there is something that was missed in your initial inspection that another contractor found, you can go back to the realtor and demand them to be fixed. Especially for new builds.
However you only have a small window for this, because if you wait too long the realtor and or contractors can say it was you and it's not their responsibility.
Also you should always get multiple bids from several contractors. If someone is going to do the job at a really low price, that means that contractor will cut corners, and do more harm than good. If someone is giving you an astronomical price that is completely unreasonable that means the contractor doesn't want the job.
There is also this other "tactic" that construction companies know very well. That is if the company is trying to give you a deal, you as a customer are going to nitpick every little thing. Flip side, if they mark it up the customer will always believe it's the best job that was ever done.
Source: my step father owned a large legit construction company, that I worked for, and my bio father owned a small shady construction company, that I also worked for.
You're right, I'm being very disingenuous
If you're THAT emotional over a pet dying you need professional help man.
Im not trying to diminish your feelings, I'm sorry my dude, I feel for you I really do, but you shouldn't really spiral into a deep depression over a pet.
You obviously have some other shit going on that would make you react that way and therapy will really help, not just with the grieving but understanding yourself.
Edit: just read your other comment. Yeah dude I really hope you are getting the help you need, and I can see how this would make you spiral. Im going through a break up myself rn, so I empathize the pain you felt before. I'm taking meds myself and trying to get through it as I had those same ideations.
You ever need to vent my dude DM me.
Yeah I would've been intelligent enough to look up my city's ordinance about planting multiple trees in my front yard. Especially if I'm going to be leaving for several months afterwards.
Like it sucks you got your trees ripped out my dude, I'm sure you can try it again. Just search it up on the interwebs of your city. 100% you'll find it. If you want Ill search it for you. You can plant some awesome stuff in upstate.
All the best to you my man.
6? What are you trying to make an orchard? That's pretty aggressive. How big is your front yard? How long were you gone for to make the city take action? You wouldn't get one notice, then a day later, they tear up your yard. You had to have been gone for a long time.
I have a fairly large front yard, and if I planted that many trees, yeah I'd get sited.
It doesn't matter if you had fruit trees or not. That's not a "you can't plant trees in your front yard", thats, "this many trees in a relatively small area can cause safety issues"
This is the answer right here.
Everyone is saying "it's a sign of wealth" or "my HOA won't let me". Which yeah ok is more or less true.
Though, the real reason is it takes time, money, and a lot of effort. Which most people don't have.
I mean I brew beer, and I've used AI to help with a few recipes because having to search through brewgr and the mirad of different recipes is time consuming, when ultimately to brew a beer has the same overarching ingredients and process.
Though I wouldn't solely rely on it and to advertise that using AI just feels like a gimmick.
sad sigh :(
...and Australia is like, WTF mate.
Oh shit that was real? I thought it was photoshop...
I had issues with the video player as well. I solved it by clearing my cache for the app.
Never experienced your other issue though.
Damn that sucks. I've made my fair share of bad ones for sure.
We made a Skittles seltzer once. It was down right horrible. Undrinkable, used too many Skittles and didn't use any sort of muslin bag or anything thinking it'll all just dissolve. It was chunky and unbearablely sweet. Had to pour it all down the drain.
The last one we made though was awesome. Made a west coast and used Belgian yeast. It was so good my roommate drank all of it. I only had a few beers. Didn't last a fucking week.
We are gonna brew a lager this weekend.
I'm not exactly proud of it, but dude ChaGPT can make some pretty good recipes.
What kind of setup do you have?
I brew beer with a friend.
Started with a simple kettle, bucket, and malt extract.
Now we both have a kegging system and an all-in-one all-grain system that we are going to upgrade to make larger batches.
We are also bringing on a friend who has two stainless steel unitanks with a glycol chiller.
We have intentions of opening a nano brewery, but that's much further down the line. Mainly cuz it's so damn expensive.
That's a 200 sqft studio with no kitchen in Manhattan.
Shit my rent is 2400 and that's considered a steal for the place I live.
I did as well. I mean I thought it was fairly good. Not as good as the first that's for sure. I wish some of the cast was different, but it would've given everything away fairly quickly.
Dude you don't even know the difference between a producer and a label.
This argument makes me so mad because you obviously have zero idea how any of it works. The only thing you had right was that it's a competitive and saturated market.
Artists didnt "figure out" touring pays the bills. That is the only way a performing artist can pay the bills. Artists who you would think "oh they made it, and are now setup for life" is just not true. The only ones that are like that are mega ultra pop/rock stars.
I can go on for days but honestly I don't have the bandwidth. Merry Christmas and happy holidays my guy.
Eh I played when the OG Mortal Kombat came out all the time at the local pizza place when I was like 9, and I turned out fine. I've only murdered a handful of people so far. It's not like I became a cop or anything like that.
It's not that I can't do these things alone. It's that I'd rather have someone there with me.
Probably because it is, they don't like you, or they don't want the job.
I'm not trying to be mean, but contractors will price it outrageously or say "this will be a big job" because they don't want the job, so you say no.
Ehhh some of this is great advice about sales tactics, but you should definitely get a contractor to come out and look over the place again.
Reason being is if there is something that was missed in your initial inspection that another contractor found, you can go back to the realtor and demand them to be fixed. Especially for new builds.
However you only have a small window for this, because if you wait too long the realtor and or contractors can say it was you and it's not their responsibility.
Also you should always get multiple bids from several contractors. If someone is going to do the job at a really low price, that means that contractor will cut corners, and do more harm than good. If someone is giving you an astronomical price that is completely unreasonable that means the contractor doesn't want the job.
There is also this other "tactic" that construction companies know very well. That is if the company is trying to give you a deal, you as a customer are going to nitpick every little thing. Flip side, if they mark it up the customer will always believe it's the best job that was ever done.
Source: my step father owned a large legit construction company, that I worked for, and my bio father owned a small shady construction company, that I also worked for.