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LifeProTips-ModTeam t1_jaepebv wrote

Hello, tracytrainchoochoo. Thank you for your submission! Unfortunately, it has been removed for the following reason(s):

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LifeProTips-ModTeam t1_jaep8cu wrote

Hello, AdUtronicious. Thank you for your submission! Unfortunately, it has been removed for the following reason(s):

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_Chug t1_jaeoo96 wrote

Actually, I'm going to disagree with another thing you said. My apprentices that put in the time and effort to learn and excel impress me far more than those with natural ability. Often I observe that the former, during the course of an apprenticeship, with eventually catch up and often surpass the gifted applicants. They put in effort off the clock and it pays back dividends. So, I'm not convinced that you've got this all figured out.

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feelin_cheesy t1_jaen3uj wrote

It’s funny because bad and good are opposites but they’re not the only options. Doing nothing is also an option. Doing nothing is better than doing bad things. You don’t HAVE to do good things, but don’t do bad things.

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[deleted] OP t1_jaem5rh wrote

Now your first comment makes sense - you aren’t in leadership position so you’re not in the business of evaluating work habits (my perspective, 20 years in c-suite).

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TrainDriverDave t1_jaem49h wrote

I suggest you delete and then resubmit this LPT using the simple, precise, and correct rule: "Fewer" is used with countable items, "less" is used with uncountable quantities.

Examples:

Less sand, but fewer grains of sand.

Less stupid, but fewer idiots.

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YDanSan t1_jaelway wrote

Pine-sol can also be used in your laundry to remove stains. You can use it for spot-treatment also. But back when I worked in a kitchen, I'd do a wash load of greasy-spotted clothes once in a while. You can add 1/2 of cup of pinesol to your greasy clothes in the washing machine, along with your regular detergent. Don't do this with super delicate fabrics, but for some work clothes it should be totally fine. Maybe do a spot test on some pants in an innocuous area just to be sure.

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