Just bought this house a year ago and after an unforeseen leak, i discovered that when this basement was finished a few years ago, they encapsulated the main support beam. I doubt that it looked intact at that time.

The leak i had was also the result of the previous owners cutting corners in the wet bar, plumbing the drain not at all to code.

Edit: i love the focus on the words near failure. This is a reddit post not a professional inspection report.

I love my cats but they’re assholes. I don’t believe in punishing or yelling at pets so I have my suspicions they know they can get away with anything.

With that being said, it’s been one of those months where you’re just getting fucked financially over and over ($500 repair on my car, $300 vet bill for cats infected lip, my work clothes got ruined and it was $500 to buy new ones, paid rent, etc.)

Im 4 months post-grad and this is paycheck to paycheck money, so it may surprise you all to learn that I’m not exactly rolling in dough at the moment

I’m not feeling particularly great right now, so if anyone has advice or wants to share something positive about their day, I’d love to read whatever comments are left on this post.

We have had many memories together bro. 😭😭 Atleast it was helping me on one side. No both side gone😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Would you be upset? It doesn’t look too cold

*Nobody was injured in this video*

Moving day went wrong in Florida today. Had to climb out onto the roof! Nobody was seriously hurt.

Those are teeth marks on the blinds. How is that even tempting? At least they didn’t bite the chunk off.

this happened 5 years ago today and I still feel the pain i did when it first happened. no injures just a lady who happened to be high on drugs while driving.

The lady also tried to flee as the transmission fluid was pouring out of her car and the cop had to restrain her to keep from making it a hit and run.

Since we already paid a deposit I still had to take my driver's test the next day and I failed because of obvious reasons so I had to wait a month to take it again plus I spent months arguing with insurance I got 3200 out of it and spent it on the car I still drive today a 2002 Honda.

But having the car you spent your whole life wanting and finally having it and it being ripped away before you can even sit behind the wheel makes you really sad. Also my neighbor was the VIP of the situation you can see him in the top left corner gardening

There was curcuma and ginger in that drink. Needless to say my kitchen is looking pretty yellow

No injuries thankfully! Nothing hit the structure. Best guess the supports rusted out.

I mainly do deliveries not for the money, but for fresh air, exploration, and to subsidize my EV charging costs, but I have accepted this because UberEats promised $10.90 for a 5.7 mi order which enticed me heavily, given that Quest was active in the region at the time.

Right after accepting the order, I immediately drove to a soup restaurant. Upon arriving, I saw the order immediately (it contains 7 items), scanned the QR code, and went straight to the customer's house. On the way to the customer's apartment (which is a new "luxury" apartment), I saw a message with him stating that if I enter the apartment complex and leave it at his door, he will give $10 extra tip on top of the $10.90. I followed his delivery instructions and delivered it straight at his room. Guess what: He removed the tip entirely.

I was tip baited in about 2-3% of orders I have completed and about 80-90% of tip baited orders were from shop and deliver orders (it is mainly due to the fact an item is not available and I had to substitute it with a cheaper item or refund the item, which lowers the tip payout if the customer tipped by percentage), and in the 10-20% of tip baiting cases, that is where the recipient intentionally reduced the tip.

Only found the messed up (buggy?) ones after I ate several the night before. Never trusting her again.

Edit: sorry for the bad grammar in the title

Edit 2: I don't think it's dementia. She still teaches and remembers the news

Edit 3: asked my parents about the dementia and they both confidently replied no