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Spent 1k on a king sized mattress and box spring from Costco a week ago. I’ve had it for 2 days. I feel responsible to share a post buy-review because mattress shopping pisses me off, so I hope this can help anyone going through it.
The product was Beautyrest Silver King 9”, which I chose due to a solid stay I had at Westgate in Vegas and the mattresses from what I read were Beautyrest. This model was on my price point.
I’m coming from sleeping on the floor for a year and as a side sleeper, even with 5 inches of med density memory foam, my shoulders were falling off my body. (Idk how the Japanese do it.)
Rating is 1-5
Firmness: if Floor is 5, I’d give this a 3.5. Tempurpedic firm would be a 2.
Bouncyness: If floor is 1, This is 3. 🤗
Side sleep: If floor is 1, this is 3
Back Sleep: If floor is 1, this is 2 + uplift
Where this mattress really shines is it feels like it pushes up. I slept on a 3k tempurpedic on and off for a year, it developed a dip in the middle, had 0 bounce, and made me feel like I was fighting gravity with my shoulders when I would get out or during happy time.
I’m really happy with it 2 nights in.
I will update in 2 weeks and a month. I’ll set a reminder.

Currently looking at purchasing a car. I was recently injured and need to sell my sport bike, which has been my only/daily vehicle for ~6 years. It's now become impractical and I need something else. Unfortunately, I have zero cash reserves due to the injury/medical stuff so I'm looking at a loan either through my credit union or Lightstream, which someone recommended, though I think I'm just at the edge of being able to get qualified for their unsecured loans.
Ideally, I'm looking at a vehicle around $10k which may be impractical in my situation. I could go cheaper but honestly, I'm willing to pay a little more for fun factor.
I net roughly $30k/yr, have about $4k outstanding debt with a 730 credit score with about 12 years of flawless history, ~19% debt to income ratio. I already know you guys are probably going to mention "buying a car that's 1/3 your income is big dumb," and it probably is, but I don't spend on anything else. No clothes, no games, no hobbies, etc. My sport bike was my entertainment/hobby and I'm looking to make my car the same. I'll eat that.
The plan, even though I want to keep it, is to sell the bike and use that as a down payment, cause I know I'll get hosed on a trade-in. I can MAYBE get $4k out of it plus another $1-2k for the DP. I probably should just buy a $2k beater cash but it's Vegas and I don't trust anything that cheap here. Assuming I'm hard stuck on something in the $7-10k range, do my loan options look alright for that?

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ok so a bit of an incoherent rant because i just came up with this but you guys know how basically every single fallout game has used particularly specific music relating to the core theme of the game.
Fallout 3 and 4 use stereotypical 30s-50s music with an emphasis on themes of heartbreak, lost love, community and atomic energy/end of the world, this runs parallel to the games themes of searching for a loved one in a world that has lost all its sense of humanity and civility
meanwhile fallout New Vegas, which is noticibly more light-hearted than than 3 and 4 fully exploits the history and personality of the Las Vegas/Nevada area through the creation of a bizarre "Wild West" identity, this is also shown in the music chosen, which tells themes of life and death in the Wild West, the frontier and the energetic fun of Las Vegas
While several songs are routinely chosen for their "legacy" association to the franchise (i dont want to set the world on fire, dear hearts and gentle people, civiliation, etc) these too -STRICTLY- adhere to the themes mentioned previously (end of the world and human relations respectively)
We have now established that the music in these games is carefully chosen according to said games central themes, even if this means employing lesser known less iconic songs from the same time period instead of more iconic "retro" pieces like Sh-Boom, La Bamba and Elvis
Even the wackier songs have been specifically chosen due to their relation, even if ironic, to some aspect of the franchise, for example "Keep Knocking" as a reference to the Vaults and "Butcher Pete" as a general commentary on the nature of the wasteland
So now we can ask ourselves, ¿what about Fallout 76?
At first glance most of these songs might seem quite disconnected from the central themes of the game, which is something which -certain people- can just chalk up to "Bethesda/76 bad >:("
however, one thing anyone who has played this game can tell you is that the actual artistic designers did an amazing job on the stories and environment which we find in Appalachia, i see no reason why this shouldnt be the same for the Music
"Two left hands", "Pig foot pete" and "mister five by five" all surprisingly relate to a description of the human body, which is expected for a game which employs the body horror of the Scorched plague as a major driving point for its story
"Jumping at the woodside", "i cant dance", "in a shanty an old shanty", "happy days are here again", "wouldnt it be nicee" convey the energy and optimism of celebrating in community and rebuilding Appalachia (canonically, we all probably live in shanty towns instead of crazy sky bases) even under difficult circumstances, whether this be dealing with the proverbial "woodside" (the forest, mire etc) or fighting the "ants in my pants" (local fauna, ghouls, scorched, raiders, actual ants etc)
Bridging the gap between the pre-war labor struggle and day-today life in Appalachia are songs like "Sixteen tons", "Company store" and "dark as a dungeon", which also invoke the unique identity of the state of West Virginia, especially when coupled with "Country roads", "Salt pork WV" and "Shenandoah"
however, as we advance through the game and leave the forest for the more hostile regions of Appalachia we encounter more violent groups and more dangerous threats to Appalachia, namely the Nuke silos, but also the mire GECK, the scorched plague and whatever the hell the Interloper is supposed to be
"Nobodies fault but mine", "a good man is hard to find", "aint misbehavin", etc all DIRECTLY reference the moral character and DECISIONS of individuals, a KEY point in a game that DIRECTLY DEPENDS ON THE CHOICES OF THE PLAYERBASE (regarding both other players and the nuke silos), of special importance is "driving nails in your coffin" which might be hinting the impending doom of Appalachia -due to our own actions- with the nukes, which will end up destroying the region in the pyroclastic storm (the "ring of fire") seen in Nuclear Winter
Even those songs unrelated to the Appalachian identity reflect core elements of the Fallout franchise!
in conclusion, though the songs heard throughout West Virginia may at first seem like a random assortment of 50s musical slop, a careful analysis reveals, what i personally believe to be the most thoughtful delection of music in any Fallout game
The future of Appalachia is now more uncertain than ever, the nukes, the pyroclastic storm, the scorched plague, the enclave, the BoS, the GECK, the mysterious guidestones, the interloper and the storm hinted at in the upcoming Shenandoah expansion will all surely come to influence the region we know and love, and i hope to see the music in this game evolve with it too
at the end of the day this is just my own opinion, if you guys disagree feel free to leave a comment, and at the very least i hope this was -somewhat- entertaining to read

I have 330 saved spots for our Sep/Oct road trip and still want more!
The plan is set and I think I have all the usual “must see/must do”-stops saved so I am now looking for that weird sign or exhibition, great food and/or bar, unique and small store or whatever that is perhaps easily missed but in your opinion worth a stop.
Our overnight stops* are: SF -> Lake Tahoe -> Lee Vining -> Yosemite Valley -> June Lake -> Lone Pine -> Vegas? -> Zion NP -> Bryce NP -> Torrey -> Moab -> Mesa Verde -> Monument Valley -> Petrified Forest/Holbrook -> Page -> Grand Canyon -> Sedona -> Joshua Tree -> Palm Springs -> LA
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Hi all!
In two weeks my fiancé and I will be getting married just a little outside of Barcelona (very excited!!!). On Monday the 27th we are organizing a welcome party for our guests. Originally we were planning on hosting our guests at the bar of the hotel we are staying in, but it seems like this might not be possible after all (even after having confirmed with them multiple times). Therefore we are now looking for a new spot where we can host around 50 people. I was even thinking of maybe buying drinks and snacks and get together at Parc de la Ciutadella, but I do not know if they have picnic tables available. If you guys have any recommendations for other places we can host around 50 people at I would be eternally grateful!

hi, I would be coming to LA late August this year and would like to ask for some recommendations
my iternary is day 1: SF day 2: yosemite day trip day 3: SF, night flight to LA day 4: LA day 5: LA (night flight to Las vegas) day 6: LV day 7: Grand canyon day 8: grand canyon day 9: Las Vegas ( night flight to canada)
I would staying in LA for effectively 2 days and 1 night
currently, I planned to visit, Beverly Hills, Hollywood/walk, santa Monica pier, Griffith Observatory
not really a fan of drinking/bars, I would prefer interesting places to visit/sightsee
do also let me know what's the estimated time I should spend in the places I stated. I won't be renting a car.
Also right now, I am contemplating between taking a bus or flight to Las vegas. I have one checked in luggage. do let me know if you have any recommendations
any other recommendations/things to take note of?

hi, I would be coming to sf late August this year and would like to ask for some recommendations
my iternary is day 1: SF day 2: yosemite day trip day 3: SF, night flight to LA day 4: LA day 5: LA (night flight to Las vegas) day 6: LV day 7: Grand canyon day 8: grand canyon day 9: Las Vegas ( night flight to canada)
I would be staying in SF for effectively 2 days and 1 night(I plan to have a day trip to yosemite Park) before heading to Los angles
Right now, the places I planned to go are golden gate Bridge, pier 39, Palace of the fine arts, golden gate park, Alcatraz.
not really a fan of drinking/bars, I would prefer like interesting places to go.
do also let me know what's the estimated time I should spend in the places I stated.
any good day trip tour package to yosemite Park is also welcome :))
Also right now, I planned to take a flight to LA with one checked in luggage(around 200). if there are other mode of transport that's good for a tight schedule :'), please let me know too :)
Thank you for your time!!