a "go" box of granola bars and water is also not a horrible idea to keep in the trunk jic

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Then blames businesses for their lack of work experience and having standards for not hiring someone as lazy as OP

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Then comes end of the week reviews, and when they find out op have less literally done nothing, he gets to start 2023 unemployed and no quality experience

So who has a keyboard that this will work on? I've tried 3 different ones to no avail.

I would also highly recommend making sure you have at the bare minimum a reflective blanket in your glove box in case you break down as well as warm gloves. There's definitely more you could/should have prepared for winter driving, but the blanket can save your life!

Pack a priority box. Fill it with essentials like your basic kitchen utensils so you can cook for a couple of days. Clothes for a few days in a bag/box. Bed linen so you can make your bed as soon as you get there. This will allow you to essentially start living without having to worry about where you've packed things since you have your essentials.

As you pack each room, label the box with the room and a basic description of what's inside it.

This is what I do. I've moved 11 times in the last 18 years.

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Spend time looking at a map. Familiarize yourself with landmarks - bodies of water, mountains, large buildings, major roads. Figure out the approximate direction of major roads., Orientation of buildings or parks. Pay attention to which way is north.

Comment about the sun is really good too.

Go without a map, and follow your sense of direction. Only pull up the map if you get lost. This will teach you to think more on your own, instead of following what the map says.

Damn freeloaders

Previously paywall was handled with javascript that blocked viewing page. Now there is also server side blocking (even if you bypass javascript you will still on see summary of news, not full news). That one is impossible to bypass because server served your client(pc browser) only part of the blog.

If you want this to be a true LPT instead of a rant, it would help to leave some tips for how others can practice active listening.

Repetition is huge!

I also like to put google maps up on my phone connected to headphones, so while I bike the directions cut in over my music. Helps me learn more clearly than stopping to chekc the mao

This guy doesnt get it

The CEO was angry that day, my friends.

r/antiwork hates this one simple trick.

I find that by forcing myself to go out without a map and find my own way back home, I’ll quickly learn how to get there. Also, mentally I kinda keep track of the fewest turns to my destination. The key is not to be afraid to get lost, failure is an excellent motivator. Get lost, get lost again. You’ll get it.

Make sure to separately pack the things you need on Day 1. Toiletries, a change of clothes, bath towels, hand soap, dish soap, etc. Also things like toilet plungers and fire extinguishers, since you definitely don't want to be without one.

Consider what you might need to buy new, or what is worth replacing instead of moving. For example, some cheap furniture might be worth replacing, since it probably needs to be disassembled and reassembled anyway, and it'll be the difference between a smaller truck and a bigger one. (Plus the cost of labor to move it, if applicable).

Some of us have to go more often than others.

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There's an antiperspirant that "burns" your glands or something of the sort and you stop from sweating ever again.

I used one called "wetfree" for something like 5 days about 7 years ago and it was a game changer, I ain't having sweat marks in my shirts when doing sports since then.

Haven't had any related issue, but gotta admit that those days that I used it, you feel a burn that can be difficult to tolerate for some.

Or

Do your work

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