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@Malvolio421 @JonKatz79 Same. Elder Gen X grew up in the 70s, teen in the 80s, young adult 90s This is the true sweet spot. If they missed the 70s they have no idea

@JonKatz79 I beg to differ. Prime GenX leading the way. 70's kid - Old Dump Trucks and Charlies Angels 80's Teens - MTV and John Hughes 90's College - Grunge and Lalapalooza!

Tail end of Gen X is top tier of all Gen X. 80s kid + 90s teen is the right combo.

@HRH_SHP @BottjenJason The tip line is automatically applied by the software don’t take it as you must tip.

@BottjenJason The tip line exists. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Last night I ordered takeout, drove to the restaurant and picked it up. I signed the receipt and didn’t tip on the tip line. I feel guilty and judged every time I do this. No tips on takeout, right?

@HRH_SHP No tip if I’m standing up when I order, if you’re handing me a bag to carry home or if I have to bring my own food to the table. If you take my order at the table and/or bring my food to my table I tip well:

@Zookeeper228 @peachsweet_tea @jabberwock951 Yeah I eventually found a new one also.

@UCK2017 @peachsweet_tea @jabberwock951 My dr told me there was no way I was hypo because I was too thin. It was the only symptom I didn’t have. I found a new dr.

I'm not gonna lie, it is frustrating when you ask a patient what's wrong and they just give you a diagnosis. Like "I have a chest infection". OK, you're probably right but I need to know your symptoms to see if I agree with that diagnosis. I can't just take your word for it.

@heavensbvnny Extremely common. Paper bags were plentiful and free with your groceries. You had to cover your school books on junior and senior high.

My roommate says this wasn’t common… but who remembers covering school books with brown paper bags?

@saltie_babie @jabberwock951 Yes. Years of self doubt and being dismissed when I was correct the whole time.

@jabberwock951 Mind you, i literally had to diagnose myself after trying to find help for over 5 years. FIVE years of explaining symptoms yet no one could put it together? Not to mention, yall only spend two minutes with us and rush us out. So 🤷🏻‍♀️

@peachsweet_tea @jabberwock951 Yep. Nothing like coming in with classic hypothyroid symptoms which you know because you watched your grandma go through the same thing & being told you’re overweight (duh) & need to exercise, stop eating carbs. What about this crippling fatigue? Stop being lazy. Cool.

Doctors dismissing patients not knowing their bodies is actually a part of the problem. I told my doctor I was having thyroid issues and my symptoms and he gave me a whole lecture of how I wasn’t and made me pull two blood panels just to prove I was correct and then said I didn’t need an endo referral. I called the endo myself and she was pissed he didn’t send me sooner. Maybe sometimes yall just fucking suck. Consider that

@Her_Nonymous_D If you were in some quiet restaurant or a library I could see asking you to hush the baby but at a car seat safety class?! And it was happy babbling? GTFO. I’d have left. Your local police or fire dept can help you with the car seat and they often have free safety checks

I’m convinced some people forget that babies are… babies. They don’t have mute buttons, and they definitely don’t know how to “keep it down.” I went to a car seat safety class yesterday, just trying to do the responsible parent thing. My baby was sitting there, babbling softly, not crying, not screaming, just making little sounds like babies do. Nothing disruptive. Then the instructor stops and says, “Can you quiet him down?” I paused, because… what? I looked at her and said, “You want the baby to be quiet?” In disbelief and she goes, “We’re used…

@atensnut My second cousin had some. I Smacked myself in the head and on my knuckles and put them down, never tried them again. Cousin could do them correctly and get them going fast and loud. I can still hear the sound.

I think they’re called “clackers”. Never owned any or knew anyone who did.

@chillywilly214 I am a parent and you’re right. Kids need the routine of having a consistent bedtime. Plus they get less out of control if they’re not constantly over tired from staying up late. Parents who let kids stay up and do whatever are shooting themselves in the foot.

I'm not parent, but it baffles me that people my age dont make their kids go to bed at a reasonable hour on school nights. 🧐 When I was a kid, the lights were out and I was in bed by 8:30. Middle school was 9:30 and high school was "10:30"

@lobotomy_user Get a tax attorney. Don’t contact the IRS. Don’t ignore it but get an attorney to help right away.

what the fuck am i even supposed to do here

@RealEmirHan Sounds like Lena Dunham was the nightmare

Lena Dunham admits Adam Driver was a nightmare to work with in Girls. She forgot her lines and he “hurled a chair at the wall next to me" "Adam screamed, ‘F*CKING SAY SOMETHING... WAKE THE F*CK UP. I’M SICK OF WATCHING YOU JUST STARE'... I said my lines correctly after that."

@zzgator @RoamingGnome8 @racheljwelcher Can’t wear those to the office too wrinkly.

@UCK2017 @RoamingGnome8 @racheljwelcher linen pants for me....in Florida! haha

Unpopular opinion: dresses are more comfortable and affordable than most other clothes - including jeans and sweats.

@zzgator @RoamingGnome8 @racheljwelcher IDK pants make me feel too warm when the summer temps are 90+ in Texas. Slip shorts are thin, moisture wicking and I can get away with nothing covering my lower legs but my skirt and shoes on my feet. Air circulating is a major plus.

@UCK2017 @RoamingGnome8 @racheljwelcher this is why we just wear pants instead of adding a layer 🤷‍♀️😂

@RoamingGnome8 @racheljwelcher Get some slip shorts. Walmart and Target carry them. Problem solved, seriously.

@racheljwelcher Yeah but I’m fluffy and my thighs rub together

@racheljwelcher I wear dresses to work in spring/summer. Comfortable, affordable and I am not overheating when I leave the office because it’s hot outside. Pants/cardigans in the winter.

@babyfeverbabe I see you’ve decided what the truth is. Neither of those are “super important”, but sure. You go right ahead.

@UCK2017 Parallel play might not look like it's super important but it is. Also, associative play, which is the next step, happens between ages 2-3

I think socializing your babies is a very important part of the SAHM role and I think introverted moms have a responsibility to push themselves out of their comfort zone for the sake of their babies

@babyfeverbabe Disagree if you want, and parent your child that way if you please. It can be fun to get toddlers together but they don’t desperately need it. They play near each other at 2-3, but they don’t really play together until age 3/4. That’s just normal child development

@UCK2017 I'd tell you I disagree. (My daughter is almost 2, she just still feels like a baby to me. I don't mean actual babies.)

@DiaryofaSickGrl I was too young to have thyroid disease, that I desperately needed to lose weight, spend an hour daily working out & stop eating carbs, because I was obese. (I have Hashimoto’s thyroid disease, he was 100% wrong)

What’s the meanest thing a doctor has ever said to you?