[–] 11 points 6 days ago* (1 child)

Since learning of the closure, Freeman and her husband have spent hours together at his desk, using his three computer monitors to map out driving routes across upstate New York.

THREE MONITORS!? Wow. That must be some serious route mapping if they are using three monitors. /s

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  • [–] 18 points 1 week ago

    He's already given thousands of his employees 0 day work weeks in favor of AI.

    Maybe he's eyeing the fast food strategy of keeping hours under the requirement to provide health insurance.

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  • [–] 27 points 2 weeks ago

    In no particular order :

    • Made water my primary beverage. Turned out that chronic dehydration was causing several physical maladies that went away almost overnight once I started drinking more water.
    • Stop caring so much about what others think about me. Especially strangers. Once I realized that the stranger in the grocery store does not continue to think about me once I am out of sight and if they do, I'll never know it so it doesn't matter. Living life based on what I think of me has been so much better for my mental health than living based on what I think others might think about me.
    • Spend time alone with my thoughts. This allowed me to deal with issues and behaviors that I didn't like about myself and / or identify stressors that may have been manifesting in misdirected ways. I did this way more when I was younger and angrier and it took a couple of years, but I slowly worked through so many aspects of myself that I didn't like. Some I was able to change and others I learned to come to terms with and work around.
    • When people ask "How's it going" or similar such greetings, I tell them the truth. This is a bit of an extension of the last 2 points, but I found that sharing and verbalizing the good and the bad worked better for me than internalizing everything.
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