Post by arehopsveggies on Apr 5, 2023 19:13:37 GMT -5
I’m having a tantrum because I ordered a new heating pad on Amazon, my period is due soon and I want it. It says will be delivered today but it hasn’t even shipped. Soooo it won’t be here till next week. Maybe Friday but I’m leaving town for the weekend. Also had stuff for Easter baskets in that order. Amazon taking two weeks for things to arrive is driving me bananas. What happened to two day prime.
Work was rough today. I’m so glad it’s a 4 day weekend. Tomorrow will be bonkers but then I get to go sit in the mountains and relax. I
Sorry, it was the drive through. I'm guessing the person just said that they want to pay for the person behind them and the cashier rings it up.
Honestly I bet the Starbucks worker was glad you didn't pass it on. The whole thing seems like a pain for them!
I’m a lurker who should post more, but I can confirm this. My sister is a manager for a Starbucks in CO, and the whole chain of people paying for the car behind them thing really gets difficult on their screens. She suggests stopping the line without feeling guilty by tipping generously instead of buying for the car behind you.
I'm having some guilt because I purposely didn't tell my mom I was off all week for spring break. I knew if I had told her, she would have wanted to do lunch or shopping or something, and I REALLY just wanted to spend it at home, doing whatever I felt like (alone) and making no definite plans. (My mom lives 45 min away so it always involves a drive and a few hour time commitment). She just texted me to ask if I was off tomorrow and I said yes (leaving out the fact that I was off all week lol), and she was like "oh, remember when we used to go to XYZ town to go shopping on Holy Thursday every year before Covid") and in my head I was like eek yep I just did that on Tuesday by myself...
I just saw her this past Friday and we'll see her this Friday and Easter so it's not like I haven't seen her or anything, but I still feel like the worst.
Honestly I bet the Starbucks worker was glad you didn't pass it on. The whole thing seems like a pain for them!
I’m a lurker who should post more, but I can confirm this. My sister is a manager for a Starbucks in CO, and the whole chain of people paying for the car behind them thing really gets difficult on their screens. She suggests stopping the line without feeling guilty by tipping generously instead of buying for the car behind you.
There is a speaker series that I have been wanting to go to for years. The catch is that you can't buy tickets to each speaker individually. You can only buy tickets for all 7, and the cheapest seats are $500 for the series. Even though, intellectually, I know it's only $70 per speaker and that is totally reasonable, I just can't bring myself to spend the money. Especially because I would strongly prefer to get a set of two and be able to take someone with me.
I've been very much on a Treat Yo Self kick lately, but $1000 seems a bit much.
I keep getting ads for it and I want to go so bad....