Thanks @UKBloke.Congratulations Steph. Proper chuffed for you
I've only spoken to them via email, but they said they want to offer me a permanent job and have been trying to contact me for several weeks.
Thanks @UKBloke.Congratulations Steph. Proper chuffed for you
Will they cure tinnitus?
No, they just cure optimism.Will they cure tinnitus?
Asking for a friend.
I know lol. It seems when he disappeared, the person I jokingly accused of him also being, disappeared as wellNo, they just cure optimism.
I was getting a little bit to hopeful lately and since the... person you blocked isn't around anymore to give me my daily dose of pessimism, I thought of painting my earmuffs black.
It seems to be working. The glass is half empty again. No more happy thoughts.
@Wrfortiscue, I guess the joke's on us lol.I know lol. It seems when he disappeared, the person I jokingly accused of him also being, disappeared as well
I need to do this... so badly... shopping carts are killing me... and I'm too self-conscious to wear mine in public.
Congratulations Steph!Guys! I had a message from the private conservation studio I worked with last year. They said they have a job for me and to contact them! Omg! Omg! Omg!
I'm now going into my old Museum to speak to my ex lab partner about it. They contacted him trying to get hold of me. I'm SO excited. Eeek!
Btw, I handed my notice in at my other job on Friday. So what are the odds of that. Leave one job, and within a day, I get contacted about another job... someone's got my back.
I have eaten at crowded restaurants wearing Peltor Optime III. People use a cane if they can't walk, use glasses, and every person uses whatever they need to feel ok. So why not using earmuffs in public?I need to do this... so badly... shopping carts are killing me... and I'm too self-conscious to wear mine in public.
I used nail polish.I need to do this... so badly... shopping carts are killing me... and I'm too self-conscious to wear mine in public.
I also put earplugs back in my ears after many years with them out - my ears shrunk up to 1/2 inch where they used to be 1 inch. Earmuffs are not earplug compatible.
You're right. Apart from me. If I'm not happy, I will most certainly say something. I would never pay for a meal or service I'm not happy with. I have no problem kicking up a fuss.In Spanish we seldom are super polite unless we mean it haha.
Irrational fear of how others perceive me.I have eaten at crowded restaurants wearing Peltor Optime III. People use a cane if they can't walk, use glasses, and every person uses whatever they need to feel ok. So why not using earmuffs in public?
And now everyone wears those huge wireless headphones... earmuffs are not so different.
In Italy too. I once witnessed an old man lock horns with a waiter and refer to the pizza chef as a 'bastard' lol.In Spanish we seldom are super polite unless we mean it haha.
The tactile bumps for the vision-impaired are absolutely brutal. Especially when the cart corral person runs thirty carts over them at once. I swear they wait for me to get to the entrance and then rush in with all the carts.I can have earplugs shoved all the way to my eardrum and shop carts destroy me!
Haha. I should start doing curbside pickup, but then every hillbilly with loud pipes and no brake pads left will be all around.The tactile bumps for the vision-impaired are absolutely brutal. Especially when the cart corral person runs thirty carts over them at once. I swear they wait for me to get to the entrance and then rush in with all the carts.
I just started wearing them at shows and events with my custom earplugs. Doubling up I guess. Took my son and some friends to Blue Man Group and then saw Riverdance. No spikes. No worsening of my fluctuating tinnitus.Irrational fear of how others perceive me.
I'm always afraid that if I complain they will spit in my food.You're right. Apart from me. If I'm not happy, I will most certainly say something. I would never pay for a meal or service I'm not happy with. I have no problem kicking up a fuss.
Love the the AC/DC reference. I first got tinnitus after an AC/DC concert. 2015. Wish I knew then what I know now. That tinnitus went away. Now I have new exciting tinnitus.I can't even imagine what sounds like. Sounds wild as hell. I'm glad it's subsiding.
Is it okay for me to say "you've been thunderstruck?"
I had Invisalign. Loved them.Honestly Juan, because they are in all the time, you forget that they are even there. They were the most hassle free thing.
You don't need to give yourself a rest because they only apply a very minimal amount of pressure because it is done over a longer period of time. Invisalign takes waaay less time to move your teeth, but because of this, the pressure is greater to get it done quicker.
Also, ALWAYS use a retainer at night! Because all teeth regardless of what you had to straighten them, will want to move back to where they were.
I only had my top teeth done, but I will have the bottom ones done at some point. And, there was no noise involved really. Apart from getting the bracket glue off at the end, which he dissolved once I told him I couldn't have anything loud near my ears. He was a very nice dentist.
That's funny!In Italy too. I once witnessed an old man lock horns with a waiter and refer to the pizza chef as a 'bastard' lol.
That reminds me of having dinner with friends in Tokyo, and they said that in Japan if you ever complain you usually have your way, because nobody does.You're right. Apart from me. If I'm not happy, I will most certainly say something. I would never pay for a meal or service I'm not happy with. I have no problem kicking up a fuss.
Yeah, my Rob is the same - as in, worried they'll do something to the food.I'm always afraid that if I complain they will spit in my food.
Well I certainly agree that you get more bees with honey. But I still rarely trust it. My husband sent back a piece of steak in a restaurant that was literally bleeding, it was so rare. He ordered it medium. It came out worse than shoe leather. While they didn't spit in his food they decimated his steak. And he was extremely polite about it. I also think it certainly depends on the restaurant. If a server or manager is nasty to the cook about it saying the steak should've never come out of kitchen like that, then the staff may retaliate.Yeah, my Rob is the same - as in, worried they'll do something to the food.
I mean, I will always be super friendly about it, if I'm complaining, and apologise that I'm not happy with it.
The other day I had a meal at a pub I go to every now and then. The meal was delicious but came out cold. I took it to the bar and the manager just so happened to be there. I apologised profusely and said the meal was amazing but could they just pop it the microwave for a couple of minutes. He was very apologetic and said no meal should come out cold and said he give me a fresh plate. I said it was no problem, be he was lovely about it, I was lovely about it, and everything was okay.
What I'm trying to say, in a long winded way, is there are ways to go about complaining. I worked in pubs and restaurants when I was young, and the way to complain is to be super polite about things. Then, staff don't mind.
Doing well. Hope you're good too.How are all my fellow tinnitus people?