My favorite is when the ones from 2laneroadsville come and shout “tHe lEfT LAnE iS fOr pAsSiNg!!” Like bro there are 5 lanes and a HOV, exits on the right and left side, and express lanes that open and close based on the time of day, welcome to the big city.

Yeah this isn’t a new phenomenon. The mean average retirement savings is relatively healthy across age groups but median is like $2. People don’t like saving.

I just did these deeds, for the open 30 glades I used royal woodlands on pioneer and got to 30 before even getting them all.

Didn’t notice the other deeds I could’ve done so did it a second time for the 4 active dangerous glade events plus 20 caches, had plenty on coral forest.

Hyundai has a click and buy thing where you price out the car you want and can pre-fill a lot of the paperwork before you get routed to a dealer. The dealer can still try to upsell you on things but at least you know what price to expect when you walk in and you can point to that number.

Also try Costco, they have a “manufacturers price guarantee” thing where you don’t have to price haggle. Again, the dealer will still try to upsell you on financing, warranty, security additions, but that’s unfortunately kinda unavoidable.

She naturally stopped going overnight, but now she’ll wake up almost every night needing to go once. We try to get her to go before she goes to sleep but she still needs a midnight potty trip too.

We tried when my daughter was just over 2 no dice. Tried a little harder at 2.5, was going ok but then had an incident that made her completely resist going so we waited again. Right after turning 3 we tried third time because she had dry diapers overnight and out and about, went “undies only” for a weekend and then she’s been 100% accident free since.

At my worst I would down 16 drinks every evening. My friend told me she had 9 drinks at a party and was hungover for 4 days and I remember thinking “that’s like a typical 7pm for me”

18 months is kinda early to really understand, but my go-to was (and still is) to pick them up to get their attention focused on me and in the most serious way possible tell them to stop. Words might not mean much to them, but the most important thing in my experience is to physically stop the current situation, move them somewhere else, focus on something else, whatever it takes to interrupt it.

Edit to add: they LIVE to get a big reaction from you. Doing something that causes you to freak out and start raising your voice is the best thing in the world. That’s why physically stopping it is usually the only option.

Tanev for sure

My wife is a SAHM now and she has less free time to do home upkeep than when she worked and our kid went to daycare.

When a kids are home 24/7 it’s never gonna be clean, the only time you get to yourself is if they can entertain themselves for 15 minutes or are asleep, and you also have to figure out how to entertain and enrich them day after day with no breaks.

Laundry, cooking, cleaning, are all either done by me, when the kids asleep or entertained with something else, or by her if I’m with the kid.

There were like 8 bad driver posts today so this makes up for it

It’s weird that they don’t really coach you into this mindset. I had been playing all the way up to P5 doing “utopia” builds and wouldn’t have known it wasn’t the best way to play, because I almost never lost. After spending a lot of time on this sub, it’s like wow I’ve been doing this so wrong.

But I would argue that doing the full fledged city building teaches you a lot of the recipes, blueprints, micro tech, etc that would be a much steeper learning curve if you tried to do Y3-4 settlements from the start.

Sorry we already have a bad drivers post today. You gotta wait until tomorrow to post the daily driver complaint thread

There was also a political angle to it. By separating the fees out they could say “see what the mandatory pay and benefits standards that you voted for are costing you???”

That’s the definition of hostile architecture.

Edit in case anyone else has another awesome take: https://letmegoogleforyou.com/?q=Hostile%20architecture

Restaurants with an area to walk around is huge. After you order but before the food comes, one parent takes the kid(s) out to walk instead of sitting and waiting

So you’re waiting for that kind of economy where the stock market stays strong but the housing market collapses?

For those that are jealous by the pictures you see, it comes through waaaay brighter on phone cameras than it did in person. You can tell it’s there and it’s pretty cool but not nearly as vibrant as the picture look.

Edit: yes in the city. Obviously if you go somewhere dark it’s gonna be amazing. But all of the posts saying “wow Seattle/my backyard was amazing!” is being a little disingenuous.

Morells bakery in Islands Brygge usually has them year round

Noooo you just aren’t a seasoned enough 10x developer. Meetings bad, only coding.

You have to pay to get included now, so the city/state/region’s tourism board would have to pay a million or so.

To be fair, most cities don’t have a restaurant deserving of 3, or even 2. Especially not without a long history of fine dining culture. I think even getting 3 or 4 one-star restaurants would be a good achievement for Seattle.

The easy answer is to look to James Beard nominees and winners, and chefs that have worked at other Michelin star restaurants in the past.

Archipelago, Cedar + Elm, probably Canlis. Omakase sushi places tend to be an easy-in as well.

It seems silly to me that California and Vancouver can both be in the guide but not the rest of the PNW.

Edit: as someone who moved here from Copenhagen, it’s nice to see people believe in the cuisine here. This subreddit is always full of “Seattle food so mid bro” when it’s really not.

Edit again: ah shit they found this thread. Prepare to be lectured about why the Michelin guide, Worlds 50 best restaurants, and the James beard foundation are all wrong, and why LA, NYC, and <whatever hometown> are the only places with good food.

OP: “how does anyone get any sleep?” Also OP: “I have 3 under 3 and my husband is a selfish waste of space”

These threads are so common in /r/newparents but it’s kinda rare to see one here.