u/Beginning_Bug_7554

Travelling from LHR for the first time - carry on question

Flying via PIA from LHR to ISB (Pakistan) for the first time tomorrow. My carry on is 7 kgs which is the limit, and they allow personal item like every other airline i believe. Do they weigh the personal item as well at heathrow? It only has my laptop and ipad etc.

Usually these folk arent strict but one time in pakistan they (not pia) made a massive fuss about the weight so i just want to be cautious.

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u/Beginning_Bug_7554 — 9 hours ago

Everything is a trigger.

Skinny people existing. Anyone's bones showing. Skinny people on the street. Your friend dieting. Anything and everything diet related. Food. This sickness is pure misery and i seethe at the people who are sitting and glamorizing it. If you glamorize this hell outside of your head man genuinely fuck you. I have become such an insecure miserable person. I used to be an ambitious responsible adult. I fucking hate this illness it has taken away every bit of my happiness. Fucking everything is a trigger. I will recover out of fucking spite because fuck yall who glamorize this bottomless pit of fire and fuck anorexia and fuck mental illnesses. My life has become centered around numbers and there is truly nothing more pathetic, painful and shallow as this

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u/Beginning_Bug_7554 — 15 hours ago

Lawyer - is it worth joining especially after the breach?

I'm a newly qualified lawyer with a masters. My cumulative experience is of around 2 years. I am well aware it is not easy to get projects, and that is the case with any job market anywhere in the world. But wanted to ask those in specific who applied for law-related projects: is it worth joining mercor and applying, especially considering the recent data breach? if you were able to get a project, how long did it take? and how saturated is it? Thankyou!

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u/Beginning_Bug_7554 — 1 day ago

Please share your opinion - What would make you buy items from a home bakery instead of a chain?

Please give your input if you can!

Planning on starting up a home bakery. I need a break from my stupid career. I have some questions;

- what would make you want to buy from a home bakery instead of a chain?

what would make a home bakery stand out considering there are chains like crumble or dough with the flow etc.

- would you be fine paying a slightly higher price for a more unique product with bigger portion sizes?

I am planning on selling cookies/brownies but with more unique flavor profiles than just chocolate/plain/red velvet. For example, a specific crossiant inspired cookie, or a lemon meringue pie inspired cookie. They however cost a bit more to make so i was wondering how much one would be willing to pay (keeping in mind crumble is probably the most popular for cookies & charges 600+ for one. and they're honestly ... pretty average). I repeat though, mine will be 1.5-2x the portion size in most cases.

I will be making alot of stuff from scratch. No premade mixes or anything. Ill make cream cheese, marshmallows and alot of components by myself.

Additionally, I do want to sell breads like focaccia or japanese milk breads. desserts from other countries like brazil as well. plus, Choux au craquelin or crossiants.

(I am not trying to be a pick me baker, i just have been baking for very long & generic flavors are starting to bore me alot lmao. i like experimenting and making my own creations now)

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u/Beginning_Bug_7554 — 5 days ago