Then, yeah, you're screwed for now. Maybe your boss would understand and give you time off if you explained the issue. Otherwise, you'll have to wait.

Are you paid hourly or are you salaried?

You're probably going to have to call them. Do you get breaks during the day?

Have you asked the electric company to come look at your meter? Maybe there is something wrong which is causing it to seem like you're using more than you are.

You can't listen to the reccomendations of people who have never been where you've been. I learned this the hard way after moving out east years ago. We lived near the Twin Cities and had access to so much amazing food. Nothing, not even restaurants in Boston, have lived up to reccomendations.

I will say there's a place in CT called Oz N Bones that has decent BBQ. Is it as good as down south? No. But, it gets me my fix when I'm wanting BBQ and I'm in the area. I wouldn't drive more than about 30-45 minutes for it though, just being honest.

>These stores are essentially the corporate equivalent of breaking up a pack of cigarettes to sell loosies.

Great analogy.

When prices started going up, I did some price shopping at dollar stores, Costco type stores, and regular grocery stores. For what we use regularly, the regular grocery stores are the cheapest.

Would you be this upset if it was anything else? Like a dog, a child, a cat, etc?

I'm confused. Was it the fact he found another woman attractive that bothers you?

It's most likely designed with learning in mind. If you're getting a lot of wrong answers, maybe your brain needs a break. It also could be showing you shouldn't be advancing to the next stage.

When it comes to learning, your brain makes a lot of connections overnight. And if you overdo the learning, you won't remember a lot of it anyways. I've never had issues with not being able to proceed, but I also do two lessons over and over until I feel I understand it well enough to proceed since repition is a good way to establish the connections in your brain.

Lol, nope. You read my statements and implied how it was worded. I had no emotion or feeling, just stated facts...facts you didn't like to hear.

How is it rude to state facts?

For Duolingo it is. It's their app and they make the rules. If you don't like it, don't use it. It's an option you choose to use.

I agree it's better supplemental than single source. I think everyone should be using more than an app or book. Immersion is the best way to learn a new language, but other than moving to a new country that's tough to do.

Lol. If you don't have to give money for the product, it's free. It's like saying Pluto TV isn't free, boradcast TV isn't free, Plex isn't free, Tubi isn't free, Spotify isn't free, and so on.

As someone in adult education, I'm aware mistakes are part of learning. And having too many mistakes helps show you need to slow down and review what you've already covered as it's not sticking.

Then don't mess up or go faster than you can learn. It's a great way to show someone they need to repeat lessons in order to solidify their understanding.

So now people are complaining about free resources because they need to watch ads. 🤦‍♀️

What's wrong with being punished for making a mistake? Even in Super Mario World, you lose a life if you die. It's a great way to reinforce correct understanding of the language you're trying to learn.

You can use cheesecloth too if you don't have a steamer basket. It's similar to making am herb sachet for soups and stews, but on a larger scale. We've used cheesecloth before when making stock and broth on the stove and it works great.

Also, anything with bones is stock, not broth. Stock is thicker and tends to be less flavorful, while broth and thinner and tends to be more flavorful. Stock is also better when needing to thicken something, like gravy.

I've seen some at my city library as well (US). And there's also the Duolingo app for people who like gamified learning, which is free to use. Lots of free resources out there for people.

Wow. Two comments from my one comment. I must have hit a nerve with you. It's ok, your day will get worse I'm sure. You'll find someone, or something, else to be upset at/about.

Lol. They said there are supply chain issues in this exact comment thread.

>Also, YOU ARE NOT A FUCKING DOCTOR

Well, duh. That's why I linked articles for them to read and decide a choice of a action.

Why are you so upset over me offering advice when someone asked for advice? Is it because I didn't follow the rules you outlined in your head on how everything should work? Are you a Sheldon Cooper?

They're looking for meds that aren't available and you're chastising me for providing links to OTC alternatives and mentioning supply chain issues, which OP had already mentioned? Sounds like you feel the need to complain about pretty much everything in your world.

I would reccomend looking into alternatives. We are starting to experience many more supply chain issues due to the shut downs over COVID. Chances are, you will be struggling to find Adderall off and on for the next couple years. Supply chains have been slowly ramping up, but not to the degree needed to fulfill the gaps we had during the shut downs.

Here's a couple articles I found on OTC alternatives. I don't take Adderall, so I have no idea which alternative would be best, but I'm hoping the links have helpful info for you.

Article 1

Article 2

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