Her secret is skill issue...?

B-but Scrubs' musical episode was great!

Just my 3 cents, all these jobs sound pretty hard for someone with auADHD, many sensory triggers and/or situations where you have to expertly navigate interactions with people. I don't struggle with my job and I am pretty stable, but would totally struggle a lot in those you've tried.

I just hope it makes you feel a bit better. As others said you should give meds a shot, but it really does not help the job requirements are pretty challenging.

I sometimes buy used stuff from people and drive to their houses to get the items. I was surprised to find out that while Google maps was very outdated on more recent buildings and neighborhoods, Organic maps and Mapy were all correct. Sometimes a whole street was missing and I struggled to find the way, so I stopped using it.

Transit is tough if you don't have options though. The official transit app for my city is leagues better than Google so I've never had a reason to look elsewhere.

Cause they can't!1!

But for real, for those who are curious: the border between Germany and Poland is effectively the border between western and eastern Europe. So to Slav people Germans lived right over there, and yet spoke something incomprehensible; so we called them "mute" (in Poland at least). If I can't understand you you are mute to me, basically. And the word for "Germans" is the same as for "Germany", so we call the country itself mutes 😅

Florida Special, flip-flops year round

They were stuck for 10 minutes and needed to be directed from the outside. It's maybe not that long, but they struggled with figuring it out. Source (in Norwegian, this happened in Oslo): https://www.vg.no/nyheter/i/3pkoP9/busser-fast-paa-alexander-kiellands-plass-i-oslo

Not sure it's a good idea to recommend Arch Linux to newbies migrating from Windows; maybe prioritize Mint or similar?

Thought it said "Debian" for a second. Both work I guess 🤔

Extremely polite of her 🐶

Just smoking some meats, fellow human 🧑‍🦲

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