A fair distinction, but on the other hand, I’m friends with someone with a marketing degree, and they were doing puzzles and coloring in their senior level classes.
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My university does it every halloween
He’s the happiest one there and good on em
Team Fortress 2
Stainless steel has to be seasoned much like cast iron, so as long as I’ve oiled it well and cooked with it often, I haven’t had many stickiness issues. Cast iron has its place in my kitchen, but it’s so heavy I can’t flip the pans, and takes so long to heat up it’s relegated to slow cooking.
I’ve simply not had good luck with it. All the pans I find at the thrift store are decroded nonstick and really rusty, which I question the sanitation of even after I’ve cleaned them. If I happened upon a 100 year old cast iron or AllClad I would snatch it up.
Clean everywhere you can think, you’d have no idea how much grime is hiding on walls and inside cabinets from past people. Some reusable rags, hot water and a little dish soap in a spray bottle works in 95% of cases.
Get some plants and paintings, and use warm lighting from windows and lamps over ceiling lights.
If you don’t have pots and pans already, get stainless steel. They’re more versatile than nonstick and you don’t have to worry about carcinogens. Tremontina is a good brand. Also get some knives and a good knife sharpener, and multiple cutting boards to separate meats and veg.
Try to thrift pretty much everything. The only thing I’m iffy on is the aforementioned cookware.
Watch that feng shui guy on YouTube. He’s got good analysis on furniture placement and home decor.
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This is so fucking funny to me I love it
Been watching 
play some of this. Moonfish goes crazy
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No, their first team building exercise was splitting into groups and completing a puzzle together. His group did not finish.