I’m really excited about this season and thinking about getting season tickets. Does anyone have advice on them? Do you enjoy them?

Will I have a hard time trying to recoup some of the money back? Thinking I could sell some of the high profile games like the Steelers, Cowboys, Chiefs.

How does the PSL work?

Honestly looking for any feedback or advice on the matter.

UPDATE: went ahead and got some season tickets which I’m very excited for. Probably not the best financial investment, but I’m at a point in my life where it makes sense to try it out for one year!

Thanks everyone for the help. There are a couple games that I won’t be able to make and would love to get some falcons fans in there so if you would at all be interested in buying some off me, feel free to DM me. I’m in the 200 sections, low rows.

Hi all! I've been living in Atlanta for six years now and have never been camping in the area. The girlfriend and I have been itching to finally go and we decided we want to try and get a group together for Memorial Day weekend! Looking around on Reddit it looks like Red Top would be a good first time out and the thought of swimming out on Lake Allatoona sounds amazing. Looks like all the cottages and yurts are booked up so we would be doing campsite camping which is fine with me! We we're leaning the old fashioned way anyways. As I'm typing this I'm realizing I'll need a bunch of camping stuff including a tent so feel free to send me the best places to go check out that stuff too!

For people that have been there before is there anything I should look out for? Any favorite campsite lots? Favorite trails? Any awesome things to do?

If this helps we are interested in Boating, Fishing, Pickleball, Hiking.

EDIT: I went back to look at the availability of other sites and it looks like it's all booked up. I guess I was ignorant to think anything would be open on a holiday weekend! Well anyways I still would like to go another weekend so still open to advice.

Thanks all!

UPDATE: thanks to the people who told me to set availability notifications! I was able to snag a cottage at red top Mountain State Park for memorial day weekend! Thanks so much to all!

Hi there, I got super into budgeting lately and tried out YNAB and EveryDollar. I ended up going with Every Dollar because I really liked their layout and how simple it is. The drag and drop is so nice and its simple to understand. YNAB was confusing to me.

This is the catch. I guess EveryDollar's creator does not believe in credit cards so you cannot link your CCs like most of the other budgeting apps. At first I figured I would just manually enter it myself but after two months it's gotten annoying because I have 5 credit cards which I use for everything and use responsibly.

Anyone have any recommendations that are similar?

Hi everyone! Over a year ago I was on the subreddit lurking and reading so many negative things about this drug when the doctor first prescribed it to me. I had been battling anxiety for the last 5 to 10 years and it had gotten to a point where it was affecting my every day life. There is one instance where I had a panic attack while I was out at a work dinner with colleagues and I think that was the straw that broke the camels back. I decided I needed to get help so at my next physical, I brought up my anxiety to my doctor for the first time which took a lot of courage for me, and he prescribed me venlafaxine. As I do with everything I'm about to buy or take, I came straight to reddit and saw all these horror stories which made my anxiety even worse. After much back-and-forth I finally decided to just try it and I am sitting here over a year later absolutely changed for the best.

I wanted to write a quick post just to let the lurkers reading this sub like I was a year ago that sometimes this drug can work. My anxiety is not completely gone and never will be but just like the doctor told me it will help with about 70% of it and that's exactly what it did. I'm no longer anxious about dumb things that don't make any sense, only about real things that normal people should be anxious about. It is such a strange sensation now, I will feel anxiety rising like it used to but now I'm able to fight it back easily and push it back down.

I would say that on days where I have a brutal hangover that's when it comes back the most and it's hardest to fight but I have stopped drinking as much as I used to which I think is best for anxiety overall and other health reasons of course. I definitely still go out drinking with my friends but just take it easier which is best!

I'm on 75 MG daily generic venlafaxine. The only side effects I can remember from the first couple weeks was not being able to get an erection and some dizziness and nausea. I would say after 2-3 weeks that all subsided. I feel 100% normal now.

No more being anxious about diseases that I don't have, going out in public, and hyper analyzing every single thing I feel in my body. I guess you can say that my anxiety was definitely mostly about health. Now 95% of the time I don't even think about stuff like that which is so crazy to say over a year later.

I hope this post helps someone! Fuck anxiety.

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