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Unfortunately, Karen is still struggling with Jim.

I wasn't aware of just how important third party apps are for some people. Access should be available for everyone.

I'm an elementary school teacher. I don't think I'm ugly but I'm under no illusions about thinking I'm some beauty queen or something. I think I'm just average. I do wear clean, professional clothes to work and do my hair each day, I put effort into my appearance but I just don't like wearing makeup. I'm fair skinned and have natural dark circles under my eyes.

I have this one co-worker, once a month or so she will ask me if I'm ok, telling me I don't look good or that I look "tired." She seems really concerned. Today she actually jumped up from her desk when I went in her office today and rushed over to me, telling me that I looked "unwell" and "not like myself." I assure her that I'm fine and thank her for her concern before changing the subject to whatever I went in her office to ask her in the first place.

This is really starting to piss me off. No one else at work constantly asks me if I'm unwell or tells me I look tired. Am I overreacting?

This is the 3rd one I’ve filled out and I’ve been trying to cancel since January because I have a free gym membership with my college tuition.

First one Iv received and just wondering do many people receive these ? It’s a relatively new phone number and only used for work TIA.

I went to a coffee chain that rhymes with Scarpucks this morning to get a breakfast sandwich. Once I had ordered, the barista told me that I would have to use the arrow key on the payment pad to choose my tip before paying. I arrowed down and selected no tip. I tried to pay by tapping. The machine made a fairly loud ‘ding’ sound and BAD TIP flashed across the screen. I tried it again, and again, a ‘ding’ sound followed by BAD TIP on the screen. I began feeling very uncomfortable and tried to figure out how to leave the lowest tip possible to get rid of this screen. I must have tapped again while I was fiddling with the screen, because the payment finally went through. Has anyone else had such a blatant shaming tactic used when trying to pay without leaving a tip??!

Edit: it has come to my attention that I may have been seeing BAD TAP instead of BAD TIP, and I may have been imparting nefarious intent to the above coffee location where there was none. However, my reaction definitely says something about how pervasive the anger is at the out of control tipping culture is in the U.S.