Carrie

@sincerelyivy Me!!

@sincerelyivy Going through a very similar situation and I feel that!

@Cazzadis8 thanks love ❤️ i have such a supportive family.

D23 ready. Not Honda Center. Just the expo.

@SeanFitz37 @Aviation_XX @Turbinetraveler We used this for years on Air NZ when my son was younger. It was a lifesaver for overnight, long haul flights.

@Aviation_XX @Turbinetraveler If you have ever traveled with a child under 5, absolutely. This is a godsend for mothers traveling. Laying flat and co-sleeping is singularly the best shot at getting your kid to go to sleep and stay asleep for long periods.

Here are the actual images of United's "Relax Row," taken by a Redditor. 📸: u/CommanderDawn

@ancap24 @Turbinetraveler @Aviation_XX On AirNZ, they give you a special seatbelt so you can remain strapped in but sleeping/resting.

@Turbinetraveler @Aviation_XX Great if you're short and like to sleep in a fetal position. Also, what happens if the seatbelt light goes on mid-flight and they have given you a blanket and mattress? If they copied Air New Zealand maybe they know. Does anyone here know?

@gertieok @hayden_9776 @sm @FlyAirNZ For a parent and a small child, it is genius. For two adults, it's tough. I used the Air NZ Skycouch (basically the same product) for years when my son was small.

@hayden_9776 @sm @FlyAirNZ This exists?! Tell us how it plays out. We need details

If you book a single seat in a United Relax Row and then just really hit it off with the people next to you, are you allowed to decide as a group to convert it into a bed?

@encomit @ScottGustin @AirNZMedia @Qantas We used it for years on their LAX-LHR route until they canceled the route. As a mom with a then toddler, it was perfect!

@Cazzadis8 @ScottGustin Yep. Exactly the comment I was looking for. @AirNZMedia have been ahead in this game for some time. Be nice to see @Qantas keeping up.

SOLD

You don’t have a right not to be offended. Charlie offended some people, I offend some people. So what? You didn’t like what he said - and then what happened? “He’s influencing people!!” So what, influence them back. In America, we don’t shut down opinions we don’t like. Period.

Students borrow $100K for degrees… Employers offshore entry-level work to India & the Philippines. The pipeline is broken.

@sincerelyivy Hi! I see you!

@RyanBegley15118 @seanmdav @bennyjohnson He was born in the UK. Keep showing your racist beliefs, though.

@seanmdav @bennyjohnson Yes, he should go back to his failed country, where honor killings, beating your wife, raping women who are unaccompanied by men, and throwing gays off the rooftops are acceptable.

You’re welcome to leave and never come back. Nobody is clamoring for you to live here.

@ramit Great advice! When we refinanced our home in 2020, we immediately set up an auto transfer to our brokerage account for the difference in payments. Easy several hundred a month going straight into a low cost index fund.

When you have a golden age with your money, take advantage of it!!! For example, when your car payments finish, you're living in a golden age How to think about it:

@ramit I think you are underestimating the appeal of a book like this. 😂

I am creating the world’s largest collection of responses to online trolls, which I will painstakingly gather into a beautiful book, which will sell fewer than 5 copies because nobody cares about this except me

@busybirdie10 @Elex_Michaelson Is Newsom the CEO of Fire Aid?

No, it’s the state of California. If I’m the CEO of a large corporation and there was a large portion of money that went out, it happened, even though I didn’t know about it, I’m fully responsible since I’m the CEO of the company. This is taking responsibility, something that Newsom never does.

THERE IS SO MUCH MISINFORMATION ABOUT FIRE AID SPREADING ONLINE. Let's state the facts: Gov. Newsom is not in control of Fire Aid. Neither is the state of California. Fire Aid is an independent, private organization that raised $100 million after California's wildfires. Instead of giving direct grants to fire victims, they chose to give money to non-profits to distribute the funds. So far, they've handed out about $75 million. Many of the non-profits delivered much needed money to victims. There are many examples of that. There are questions about the vetting of why some non-profits were chosen to receive funds & how much they received. That's been the subject of extensive reporting by FOX 11 this week. After Rep. Kevin Kiley saw that reporting, he called for a federal investigation. Kiley is now in touch with Fire Aid representatives to get more clarity on their accounting...as are we. We've repeatedly invited a representative of Fire Aid to join us live on the air & they've declined our offer. I hope that changes. As we continue to ask questions, I hope all of us can stick to verifiable facts and not inaccurate speculation.

@randomrecruiter We are going back to three days a week, but like many companies, we downsized office space during COVID, so it is now a complete battle to book any working space. (We have a hoteling desk/office system.) Utter joke.

The era of remote as the default is over. According to JLL, over half of Fortune 100 desk workers are now fully back in the office. Just two years ago, only 5% were. Today it's 54%. The average requirement is now 3.8 days/week and climbing. In my experience recruiting for tech roles at F500s, this lines up. Most of the roles we fill are hybrid typically 3 days/week onsite. Even in-person interviews are becoming more common. Companies want to screen out fake candidates and confirm people are truly willing to commute. Since they have the "supply" of the calibre of candidate they want, they're able to implement this without losing out on quality. Remote jobs still exist but in my experience they're usually from small to mid-sized companies you’ve never heard of. And unless it’s an AI role, they tend to pay less. The shift is real. And it’s accelerating.

The fact that the President of the United States posts a fake video of a kneeling Barack Obama being handcuffed and we’re supposed to pretend it’s perfectly normal, everyday stuff shows exactly what is terribly wrong with today’s political mainstream media.

@csmaddox2008 @ASFleischman You aren't alone!

@ASFleischman I was an adolescent during Clinton’s scandal—old enough to have adult men be creepy to me—so l have always been grossed out by him. I have always assumed he is deeply icky. Am I alone? Is that not a mainstream belief?

Because it confirms that the WSJ story is accurate and that is embarrassing for Republicans.

@agreatdayinnc My husband and I got married when we were young and fairly poor, at the start of our careers. I can’t imagine getting rid of it because it reminds me of how far we have come together.

What’s with the new trend of women trading in their original engagement ring and wedding band to “upgrade?” Maybe I’m old fashion but why would you get rid of the ring your husband proposed with so you can have an “upgrade.” What happened to anniversary bands?

@starstruck1777 @DisneyScoopGuy Nope. I assume you aren’t a Disneyland goer? Our security is antiquated compared to WDW.

@DisneyScoopGuy They already have a guests without bags line at every security checkpoint on property

If the Grand Californian Hotel can have a “guests without bags” line then the other security checkpoints at the Disneyland Resort deserve one too!