Hello everyone! My art commissions are currently open~
You can find my commission info + terms of service + portfolio here: https://artsybarrels.carrd.co/#comms
PRICES

• Skeb-style/Suprise Me! Sketches = $10-25+
  • minimum of $10 for 1 character, $15 for 2 characters, and $25 for a sketch page
  • quick character illustration with style/rendering and cropping that depends on how much you pay
  • style/rendering can range from: basic sketch with monochrome shading ➡ sketch with flats ➡ flats with quick/messy shading ➡ sketch with painterly / coloured pencil render
  • cropping can range from: headshot ➡ bust ➡ halfbody ➡ fullbody
  • this is a skeb-style/suprise me! commission which means there will be no revisions, feedback, or communication between us other than the initial request (references+prompt) sent through DMs after your bid
• Emotes = $15
  • emotes for Twitch/Youtube/Discord done on a 500x500px canvas
• Pixel Cheeb YCH = $20
  • fullbody pixel chibis done using a template in an approximately 64x64px canvas
  • includes PNGs with transparent and plain colour background (watermarked and no watermark versions)
  • details will be simplified to fit the format/style
  • custom character design (I'll design your character based on your references) = +$3
• Smol Pixel Icon = $20
  • pixel headshot icon done in a 64x64px canvas (bigger resized version included)
  • additional simple animation = +$5
  • simple animations may include: talking, bouncing, blinking, smiling, expression change, small movement of haiclothing, etc.
• Cel-shaded Chibi = $30
  • fullbody cel-shaded chibi
  • complex design (detailed clothing/accessories/props) = +$5
  • custom character design (I'll design your character based on your references) = +$10
• Pixel Chibi = $35
  • fullbody pixel chibi done in a 128x128px canvas
  • includes PNGs with transparent and plain colour background (watermarked and no watermark versions)
  • additional simple animation = +$10
  • simple animations may include: talking, bouncing, floating, blinking, smiling, expression change, small movement of haiclothing, etc.
  • complex design (detailed clothing/accessories/props) = +$5
  • custom character design (I'll design your character based on your references) = +$10

WILL DRAW: humans/humanoid, furry/anthro, fanart, original characters
WON'T DRAW: mecha, feral, bigotry/offensive content
Payment is done 50% upfront then 50% after the final preview. You can either pay me through Vgen, Paypal, Wise, Ko-fi, Maya, or GCash. My usual turnaround time is 2 weeks to 3 months depending on the complexity of your commission and my workload for that month. For small stuff though, it usually takes 1 week to 1 month.
I'm allowed to post and stream the (process of) creation unless the client states not to. Clients must also put credits (artsybarrels) when they can!
MAKE SURE TO READ MY TERMS OF SERVICE: https://artsybarrels.carrd.co/#terms
Ordering and paying for the commission means that you have read and agreed with these terms.

I can build you a custom website for your business.
I can also build you an eCommerce store to sell your products online, a landing page, an entire website for your business, a portfolio for yourself, a brochure site, help you set up that dropshipping store you've been meaning to get going, a blog or just a personal website. I will also help with the SEO for the website and help you with a listing on Google Business or Apple Business Connect if you don't have one already. I will even help you set up free hosting from GitHub Pages or Netlify if you have a static website. I can help you list your store products on Google Merchant. I also offer free support for a month if we do work together.
If you have a website that you like and want to borrow from it, that would be great. Even if you have no idea of what you want or just want a redesign, do get in touch and I hope I can help you out. If you need to see my past work or hear from Redditors I have worked with from this sub or other subs, send a DM or email me at [tonde@poppywebsolutions.com](mailto:tonde@poppywebsolutions.com) and I will get back to you. Some of my work can be found here.
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I doordash a lot, and lately I've been getting every single order with an obvious side of passive aggression.
I live in a fairly rural area, but not far from larger towns. I always tip more than the least option, at least. I got used to asking people to just leaveit on my porch, covid style, because I'm lazy and anti social so it suits me. Not sure if that's a problem for people.
Which, you know, as a guy who just paid 25 dollars for a single, solitary medium dairy queen oreo blizzard, it's a little hard to swallow. Random items nixed from my orders, but nt special things. Things like, ohhhh damn... this must be the literal only time that a 7-11/QuickEmart corner store ever had absolutely zero cans of coca cola.
Hot things cold, cold things hot, peanut m+ms delivered as plain etc Generally being able to count on something being wrong. It's a little like you asked a friend to swing by the store and you'd pay when they got back - so you just kind of got to accept whatever they managed to bring back as a good effort.
Except friends dont usually charge a tip, per store, a pre-fee, a post-fee, a pre-tax fee and a final order fee.
Anyway since this suddenly became the new normal, my first thought was that you all must be getting treated badly by the company. given it's the most volunary form of employment there is, also was figuring the change must have been rather sudden. So I was wondering if there's any non-obvious customer etiquette that maybe I should be mindful of so as to maybe minimize this stuff or if doordash is charging me quadruple for a milkshake while also failing to share any of the proceeds from my mugging with the driver?

Album first: https://imgur.com/a/MGXfOcM
Why Mexican shoes? Because I live in Mexico, and they are more affordable and easy to find than other options. Besides, I get to support local business, and that is a big plus for me. Obviously, English is not my first language, so bear with me.
Disclaimer: This review has been completely sponsored by my compulsive shopping. I have not received any free boots or discounts, but if someone wants to give a free pair of boots, my feet are ready.

Brand: Urban Wolf Club

https://verneleather.com/
First, a little clarification. I got this boots from Verne Leather, but they were made by Urban Wolf Club. Verne Leather is just a brand. I think the guys from Urban Wolf Club deserve the credit here.
There's a couple of review for them already on this sub. Urban Wolf Club has a made to order model. You can see some of their models on their website, but I would recommend contacting them on social media so you can customize your boots.
Urban Wolf Club: https://urbanwolfclub.com/the-urban-wolf/
Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/theurbanwolfclub/
Verne leather: https://verneleather.com/
Take a look at their last videos on IG, you'll see they can do some interesting and different boots.

The boots:

I'm gonna piggyback a few comments made by other Redditors:

• "They would qualify as a bludgeoning weapon, very heavy". I completely agree on this. I have no proof, but also no doubt that in the event of a nuclear apocalypse, cockroaches and these particular boots will be the last things standing.
• "They're impeccable to my eye". I also agree on this. A lot of $150-$200 are good quality "for the price". These boots are good quality for any price range, but the fact they're only $150 is outstanding.

They have thick leather uppers, full leather lining, Goodyear welt construction, cork filling, steel shank, leather midsole and rubber outsole. No gusseted tongue, but they have a lace loop (or whatever it's called) in the tongue which keeps it from sliding to the side. The welt joint is almost invisible, it's the best I've ever seen.

Would I buy from Urban Wolf Club again:

Yep, I actually ordered a pair of boots for my brother as a gift. I have a few tips if you're planning on buying from them:

• Don't be afraid to contact them on social media and modify their usual boots. I would love to see these boots in a shedron or burgundy color with tan stitching. I'm starting in leather crafting and I got a few samples of some really nice leathers from Lefarc Tannery:
  • Albatros Leather: Corrected grain, chrome tanned and mix retanned. Hot stuffed with pull up effect. Link
  • Argos leather: Full grain leather, 100% veg tan, pull up effect. Link
• Ask them about sizing and width. I bought stock boots from Verne Leather that had an E or EE last, but I'm a 9D. I should have ordered directly from Urban Wolf Club to get my proper size.
• I'm not a fan of the stamped logo on the side, you can ask them to leave that out.

Every area has at least something interesting in their distant history. Whether it’s a myth, an infamous establishment, or a local sports team, there is something that an area is known for on a micro or macro level.
My area, which I will only describe as near the border of Otsego County, New York, really only has one thing that it at least USED to be known for. From the early Seventies to just before the new millennium, there was an amusement park that was the rare source of many childrens’ entertainment before video games and the internet became really widespread. It wasn’t big by any means, I don’t even think it has a Wikipedia page. But for many, it was 85 acres of heaven.
I was born in ‘96, so I never actually got to go to the park, but speaking to the adults in my life, I always had a very romanticized view of it growing up. It contained two roller coasters, about 18 state fair-tier rides, an amphitheater, some decent dining choices, and the ride that made this park worth it. A water-dark ride called “Journey Through Legend”.
Journey Through Legend is a funny name for reasons I’ll make clear now. It opened in the late Eighties. You would hop into boats and be brought through four large rooms that represented four different “legends”. The first being ghosts, the second being Bigfoot, the third being zombies, and the final being mermaids/sirens. None of these legends had anything to do with our area, so I have no idea why they were selected, but everyone I have spoken with have talked very highly about this ride for varying reasons.
Now, since the park closed in ‘99 due to poor attendance, most of the park was dismantled and sold off to other parks, with the land being repurposed. However, for reasons beyond the mid-level government officials I was able to gain audience with could tell me, Journey Through Legend, and some of the surrounding land, still stands.
Surrounded by a twelve foot fence topped with barbed wire, this dark ride that meant so much to nearly everyone in my life has just sat there, untouched, for 25 years.
Recently, I’ve gotten into an urban exploration kick due to YouTube’s algorithm, and it inspired me to break the law to tour the only interesting abandoned structure for hundreds of miles. So, over the course of the last week, I obtained two fifteen foot ladders, a cheap rug, and some basic hiking gear. Then, at 7PM on Friday, I threw everything in my truck, and was off.
The site is about a 40 minute drive from my house, sitting in some newly-sprouted woods behind the industrial park that replaced the amusement park. About halfway there, I had my first antagonistic thought. Why on earth did the ride still exist? Everything else got completely dismantled, why would a single ride be left, and PROTECTED for that matter!? But I shrugged the nagging notion off, and continued on.
The dark overtook me as I started down the gravel access road that led to the fence. So you can imagine my surprise as I noticed dancing technicolor lights rise above the trees as I got closer to the site. My jaw literally dropped when I got to the outskirts of the fence. The ride’s front facade, which was a closed golden storybook, poked above the fence, and was LIT UP. I was so caught up in the moment that as I set up the first ladder, I didn’t think to take pictures!!
I walked up the ladder with the rug, placed the rug on the barbed wire, then went down and lugged the second ladder up, throwing it over. I then literally prayed to not get injured before I dropped from the top of the fence. After landing unharmed, I rose, and almost felt like I was having an out of body experience.
The entire ride was lit up. Every single bulb out front was working. The title of the “book” (and the ride) jumped out to me in rainbow lettering. I set up the second ladder before slowly approaching the ride. As I walked through the path toward the ride, which now had been mostly reclaimed by nature, I felt entranced. I wasn’t literally placed in a trance by the ride, I was simply overtaken by the unreality of what was standing before me.
I suppose this was why I wasn’t more shocked by the fact that the ride wasn’t just lit up, but was MOVING! WORKING! I could hear the water rushing! The gears turning! If I craned my neck enough, I would have seen the boats cycling through! After walking through the queue area, I imagined a smiling ticket taker welcoming me on the loading ramp, asking if I was ready to have fun.
It was when I reached the loading ramp where I first realized that this fantasy wasn’t “perfect”. The sound system was working, and while the backtrack of the ride had been described as “lightly ominous”, this horrid ‘whooshing’ noise was pouring out of the speakers. It sounded like listening to a tornado through the front screen door of a midwestern home.
Despite this, when a boat halted in front of me, I tossed my backpack in, and got in the front seat. Why was I doing this? Why was this ride fully operational? WHO was operating the fucking thing!? These were questions that meant nothing to me as the boat moved forward toward a rotting wooden door with the words “welcome” painted onto it. The “spell” was broken as I passed through the doors, and the ear splitting noise from the speakers were replaced by the pre-recorded sounds of the first room.
The “ghost” room was the least remarkable for reasons you’ll soon understand. It certainly was cool though. The surrounding set was of a normal all-American home that was besieged by a poltergeist. Lights flickered on and off, household items flew across the room, and disembodied children’s laughter filled the room before we reached the bend for the second half of the scene. After the bend, you were met with the ride’s first animatronic. I imagine it was once shocking to see at such a small park, but it was now less than remarkable. It was mostly damp and torn white cloth reaching up to an admittedly creepy pale face of a dead man howling at me. The “eerie” ambient music was replaced with a scream as the animatronic was hurled a bit too close to the boat by what I could only picture as a rusty mechanical arm.
Once the animatronic was slowly and awkwardly hauled back onto the side, the boat moved forward toward another door. This door was painted like the tree-line of some woods, with glowing animal eyes filling the gaps between the shrubbery and trees. However, both the boat and the background music halted just before I reached the door. My heart jumped when the sound of a soft-but-sad woman’s voice filled the building through the PA-system.
“Have you wondered yet why you’re here? Have you questioned the actions that led you here? If you haven’t yet, you really should. Not that it matters anymore, though.”
Then, as if it never happened, the music returned, this time a royalty-free “sounds of the woods” track, and the boat began moving again.
The next section had the stages on both sides filled with faux vegetation you’d find in any random American forest. Upon first entering the room, you’re greeted by the ride’s only “normal” animatronic, a stereotypical “hiker”. With labored, jerky movements, he turned his head to look at me. His face was shockingly well-sculpted. His sad bespectacled eyes paired well with his expression of complete dread. As if he knew the fate that would befall him within this scenario.
It wasn’t until I moved past the hiker that I really noticed the SMELL. Stagnant water EVERYWHERE. It invaded my nose, tickled my throat, and filled my lungs. I did my best to keep myself from vomiting by focusing on the scene around me. The fake plants were falling apart, and the branches of the trees hung lower than they should. Then, the music was replaced by a sharp howl as we reached an animatronic of a “wolf” on my left side. I put that in quotes because the animatronic was in ROUGH shape. The fake fur had fallen off in multiple places, the jaw had likely broken, because it hung open with reckless abandon, and its yellowing eyes seemed to bug out of its head. The ride stopped beside the wolf, and its unending stare was getting to me, so I looked to the other side, and I noticed something.
At the very back of this stage, I could see something pacing back and forth. It was hunched over, covered in intact hair, and was just aimlessly pacing. I knew that it couldn’t be an animatronic, because it was moving far too fluidly, something that couldn’t have been done with this ride’s budget. I didn’t get a good look because like I said, it was at the very back, concealed by the rotting trees. Plus, the ride started moving again just before my eyes could see any distinguished features.
Eventually, we got to the Bigfoot animatronic, which was pretty shoddily done. It was only at all unnerving because like the wolf, its damp fur was hanging off it like the skin of a burn victim.
Again, the ride moved toward a third door. This door was painted with the faces of green brain-hungry zombies. But before the boat’s bow reached the doors to force them open, the ride was once again halted, and the same haunting female voice filled the building.
“To be forgotten is a terrible thing. But to be ostracized is even worse. Caged like an animal, fed scraps from the population, I don’t want to live like this anymore. I want to die. Why are you here? Why won’t you just let me die?”
This was all said with a sadness that one can only know if they’ve hit rock bottom. These words threatened to split my soul in half as the boat pushed forward.
The PA system was now spitting out the sounds of anguished screams mixed with the grunting of B-movie actors playing the living dead. However, the next room was the most visually impressive.
The scene was truly apocalyptic, both sides were filled with the death of an idyllic suburb. The sameface houses were filled with controlled flames. On the front lawns, behind picket fences, mangled human animatronics were being set upon by grotesque zombies. I didn’t say “zombie animatronics” because honestly, they didn’t very much look like animatronics at all. If they were, they belonged on a Disney World ride, because their movements appeared slightly too fluid, similar to the hulking furry figure from the prior scene. They groaned in delight as they tore apart the helpless robots that sat before them. The only thing that marked them as animatronics was the fact that like the others, they were rotting. But this time, I couldn’t tell if it was the doing of the humid atrocity that was the stagnant water beneath the boat or if this was done purposefully.
Then, halfway through the scene, everything stopped. Literally everything. The boat, the animatronics, the music, and unfortunately, even the lights. The moment I was plunged into darkness, I felt a fear that had never been matched before (and would never be matched again if the next scene hadn’t happened). By the one minute mark, I didn’t know what to do. I was about to grab my phone from my pocket, to force myself back into reality by calling the authorities, when I heard something. Movement. Not mechanical movement, no, movement that only flesh and blood creatures could make. They were moving with a human’s gait. Then, the woman again made her presence known through the building’s speakers. Her sadness now evaporated and replaced with a seething anger.
“I hate you. I hate you all. You created me, you sustain me, and have left me to rot. You were unfairly chosen for this, but I have nothing but hard feelings. The only regret I have is that I cannot force this fate on every man, woman, and child that walk this earth.”
Then, everything sprang to life again, and I truly wish it hadn’t. With the lights on, I saw that every zombie was now standing at the edge of both stages. They were all lined up, glaring down at me. The stench of stagnant water was now replaced with the stench of human decomposition. I felt like at any moment, they were going to jump down and tear me limb from limb. Then, in perfect unison, they all opened their jaws that strongly resembled the one that the wolf animatronic had, and emitted an angry, pained screech. I answered back with a scream of complete terror. Then, once again, darkness.
This darkness lasted only a few seconds. Then, once the ride roared back to life, everything was as it was when I first entered the room. The zombies were back in their original positions.
My sobs overpowered the undead groaning as the boat moved toward the doors adorning an absolute ripoff of Disney’s Ariel. To my complete delight though, the boat moved through the doors without issue.
The final scene had to be the most expensive. Ethereal fantasy sounds backtracked pretty impressive visuals. Instead of stages, large pools sat beside me. On the left, the only above-water feature was an animatronic mermaid sunbathing on a large rock. On the right, a pirate ship with some animatronic pirates waving down to a mermaid that sat barely above water, waving back.
Despite this scene having the MOST water, the smell of gross stagnant water was completely absent. Instead, it felt like I now sat in the middle of a genuine sea with all the correct smells. For the first ten or so seconds, I had this unfounded feeling of calmness, like I was about to get out of this nightmare unscathed. But then, about halfway through, everything went wrong.
My boat halted, and I was once again forced to listen to who I now assumed was the operator of the ride, or perhaps was the voice of the ride itself.
“Goodbye, dear sacrifice. You only have the others to blame. It’s easier to just accept this ending. All myths, all stories, all legends have one, and this is yours.”
Then, both mermaid animatronics submerged themselves. The one to my right lowered her hand and slowly crept beneath the water. While the one on the rock simply pushed herself downward and slid underneath the surface. While they of course moved unlike any normal animatronic, they were nowhere near as fluid as the zombies, they very much moved robotically.
My stomach dropped as I pulled my phone out with the intention of calling 911. Zero service. As if I had been teleported to the middle of the ocean.
I knew I was being hunted, I just couldn’t fucking see where they had gone. Then, to my left, I saw a figure slowly rising to the surface, so I picked up my backpack and moved to the right of the boat.
Big mistake.
A hand clamped around my right wrist. The feeling of which I can barely describe to you. Silicone, the skin of a recently deceased human, whatever scurries in the depths of the underworld, that was what was gripping my wrist.
I swung my head around and saw a rotting animatronic arm holding me. The faux-skin was patchy, but I didn’t see a robot’s exoskeleton beneath it, I saw what I can only describe as a nebulous darkness beneath the silicone outer shell.
I stood and yanked my arm free from its grip far too hard, because a moment later, my world was turned upside down as I tumbled out of the boat.
I didn’t want to open my eyes, I wanted everything to just be over, I didn’t want to have to face what I was going to have to, but if I wanted to survive, if I wanted to go back home, I had to open them.
Both mermaids now floated in front of me in the murky water. Their imitation faces were wrenched into sadistic grins. I then looked up and saw the boat’s track only a few feet above me. I also stupidly looked down and saw the unending sea below me. I tried spasming upward, but the mermaids were too quick. Though like I said, they moved robotically, their movements were enough to out-swim me.
My hands were nearly at the metal tracks when I felt my ankles yanked downwards. I looked down and nearly vomited when I saw that the faces of the mermaids had been replaced with those of bloated corpses. Hungry bloated corpses.
I’m not a great swimmer, but I’m a human, and we have a will to live that cannot be matched by any supernatural force. I began thrashing. Moving as if I was stuck between two enclosing walls and I needed to push them away to avoid being squished. Though I felt one of my ankles slice open against one of their grips, I broke free.
With darkness inching at the edge of my vision, I reached the track, and yanked myself up and over it.
I don’t know how I didn’t fall through the tracks because my ass didn’t look down once as I sprinted across it. The woman’s voice filled the building, she was frustrated, screaming at me to stop.
The mermaids were still grabbing at me, but I was moving forward. I’m a human, and I was moving forward.
I pushed myself through the wooden doors with a faded “Thanks For Coming!” painted on them.
The next five or so minutes were a blur. I only really regained what you could call full “consciousness” as I placed my keys into my truck’s ignition.
I burned my sopping wet stinking clothes last night. I left everything there, so maybe I’ll get a visit from the cops soon, but I don’t think I will.
It’s strange. I have no use for legends anymore, yet here I am writing one. But that doesn’t matter, because I survived. I’m a human, I survived, and I will never ride a dark ride again in my life.

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Alright! Look, listen…this here story is somethin’ I’m not too keen on sharin’, mainly because I ain’t got too much to say about it all but, also, because it’s more a flashback of something from my ravaged brain. Due to it being from my ravaged brain, I ain’t to certain it’s a real memory or something implanted to make me a more sympathetic type person. Either way, if you ask me to explain who I am, it might start like this: A long, long time ago…
18 years ago…
The icy clash of shattered glass mixed with the shrill scream of twisting metal as the crushing weight of the cylinder bared down on the old car. First, its hood crunched down to pop the headlights, and to make the fenders press and slice into the tires, tires already flattened by time and now made completely useless. Then the windshield crackled and the cabin crumpled. One rear tire still inflated suddenly deflated as the load of weight popped the sidewall to release a long, loud hiss. The rest of the car’s windows were missing already and, as the conveyor fed the last of the junkheap in the crusher, Alex looked on in satisfaction.
“Didn’t think we’d get that pile finished before sundown!” Alex said as he reached up to pull off his hat and wipe sweat from his brow. As he let his foot off from one actuator on the ground and, also, he let go of a large handle that sprung back into place. As he did so, the large crusher came to a slow grinding stop. When the glass settled and all was quiet, he pulled off his gloves and breathed a sigh of relief.
“You want me to get the truck?” Little Alex, his young daughter asked, her high voice came from behind to surprise her father.
He turned around with a jump. “What in the?!” He was startled, not just by his little girl, but by the fact that she was in the wrecking yard at all. “Who let you back you here?” he looked around before looking to his girl. “You know you’re not supposed be back here, LA.”
The little long-haired brunette did not shy away as she used her thumb to point over her shoulder, back at the door. “Mom said I’m big enough to be back here,” she smirked.
“Listen…” he knelt down to her, eye to eye and placed his hands gently on her shoulders. “Where the truck is at…” he nodded in that direction, over her shoulder, but was careful to keep eye contact. “And…out around the side-yard with Butch and Cassidy…yes…you’re big enough to be back there. But, look,” he pointed to a sign that said ‘Hardhat Area.’ “Signs like that are important and you need to pay attention to things like them.” He stood and took off his hard hat and looked at it as he continued. “LA, when your mom or I say the phrase ‘back there…’ well, it’s what we say when we go behind the office…it makes things easy for the customers to understand. But, you’re old enough to know the difference now, so, let me show you something.” He took the hardhat and placed it on little Alex’s little head. “First thing’s first: you’re gonna’ need one of these.”
“Are we going to get the truck?”
“Not just yet. You need to learn about the signs of danger back here.”
Only a few minutes had passed before the two found themselves standing at the back door entrance to the office. LA could hear her mom faintly talking with a customer up front, and started to reach for the doorknob, but Alex spoke up to say, “Hey, take a look at this.” LA stopped and turned to look. There, covered in years of grime and smudged with all manner of grease and oil, an assortment of signs had been nailed to the wall, adjacent to the threshold. “Have you ever noticed these before?” he looked to LA as she scanned the signs and slowly nodded. “Have you figured out what they mean?” Again, he watched her slowly nod. “Okay…” he raised his head in curiosity and pointed to a Hardhat sign, one that resembled what he had pointed out earlier near the crusher. It did not have any of the wording, it only had a little black figure of a man with a bright yellow hardhat, all surrounded by a thick bright-red circle. It did not click with LA, and Alex could see that. “Here, let me give you a hint.” He reached out and took the hardhat from her head and put in on his own, making sure to take a step sideways, just right enough to be in the same view of the sign so that LA could visually compare them.
She gasped with realization and a smile. “You need a hard hat!”
“That’s right!” Alex said excitedly as he bent down, grabbed her by the waist and hoisted her up into his arms. Even being nine, LA felt as light as a leaf in Alex’s muscled arms and, with one arm, he held her close as she wrapped her legs around his waist. He was about to point to the sign about needing to wear gloves in the back but, just then, he caught the scent of something unwelcome and, with his free hand he pointed to another sign. “What’s this one mean?” He asked as he scanned the area.
LA looked at it with concentration on her face.
The sign had what she knew to be a cigarette on it with a huge red circle that crossed through the cigarette. She crooked her head in slight recognition and pointed at it, “I’ve seen that at the diner, but…”
Alex found what he was looking for, and, with a smile and raised brow, he nodded. “That’s right. Do you know what it means though?” Trying not to break LA’s focus, Alex wiggled off the glove of his free hand and began snapping his fingers towards Jim, a man standing towards the back of the room.
As Jim looked up, a cigarette dangling from his lips, Alex’s face became stern as he discreetly motioned about the cigarette.
LA thought about it and, finally, shook her head to make her pony tail lightly whip and tickle against Alex’s neck, bringing his attention back. “What’s it means, dad?”
“It means No Smoking,” he said just loud enough for Jim to hear, looking at him one more time. “Cigarettes are bad for many reasons but, back here, they can set things on fire.” He watched as Jim, dejected, snuffed out the little fire-starter. He looked back to LA, then, the sign and pointed out a couple more items. “There’s lots of things back here that can hurt you. Corrosive stuff. Electrical things…you remember what happened in Robocop 2, when Murphy grabbed that electrical box?”
LA’s eyes went wide. “His name was Alex, too!”
Alex let loose a roaring laugh. “Yes! But you’re missing my point…remember how he got fried?”
LA nodded with her eyes growing even wider.
“Well…I don’t want THIS Alex fried!” He bopped her on the nose with his index finger. “You understand?”
With a giggle and a smile, LA gave a short little nod.
Hoping she understood, Alex turned to make sure Jim had really put his cig out but found no sign of the man. He set LA down, turned and opened the door and, in an instant, he saw the orange flick of firelight flash up. Not wanting to hurt LA, but it was all he could think to do in such a short time, he kicked her in the butt to send her sailing up the hall.
LA tumbled to the floor as thunder and orange light slammed the door closed behind her, throwing off the Employees Only sign that skipped across the floor to a stop at LA’s feet.
Present day…
When I woke up, the Crossout was well underway but enough about me, that’s a story for another time…right now, we need to get to the real story of things.
It all started when…

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Hello my friends,
I moved from Victoria to Adelaide afew months ago to escape a bad place but now I'm homeless and I've been trying to get a job so I can get onto my feet for a long time.
I've lost count of how many job agency's I'm with currently and every day I apply to almost every single job I see on seek and indeed I have the qualifications and experience to do but I haven't gone anywhere with it because every application has 100+ people also applying apparently.
I don't currently have a forklift licence because I'm not on my feet yet but more than willing to get one once I get a job.
I'm making this to reach out if anyone knows anyone hiring or is hiring themselves, I have a car to get around in and willing to do most jobs, I can't do customer service due to anxiety but I'm physically fit and can do heavy lifting.
More than happy to do cash in hand jobs but unfortunately been told my work experience and such gets ignored since I came from out of the state.
I'm free all day everyday so schedule is free, if you know anyone hiring or any jobs hiring please let me know because it's incredibly tough out here and just trying to get onto my feet currently.
Thank you very much :)
Edit: forget to include I'm around East Adelaide currently

Seriously, the simplistic designs of the mobile suits are good canvas for a wide array of details, from the gothic style of the Imperium of Mankind to the eldritch corruption that is Chaos itself. I would pay money for a Zaku II; Abandon the Despoiler Custom if such a collaboration event happens.
Plus it could be used to launch Master Grade and Real Grade Titans as well.

As someone who's worked many customer service jobs, I live for interesting customer stories. Could you recall a story where a customer had you totally dumbfounded by something they did or said? When I was a cashier I had a dude go into detail about a previous relationship with a French woman (which no one asked about) because I had checked out a French woman a couple of people ahead of him. I witnessed a creepy older gentleman whisper some weird predator-type shit to my 25-year-old coworker who didn't even know him. I got a very odd request from a middle-aged man to tell one of my coworkers (he was like 16/17 at the time) to maybe unbutton the top button on his polo, "loosen up a little" he said. He could've been related to my coworker or maybe knew him, but it didn't seem like that was the case. Self-checkout was always notorious for people who lacked common sense and critical thinking skills. The kiosk would literally tell you how to pay and people would make it seem like it was nuclear physics.
Anyway, I'm gonna stop yapping. If anyone has some stories to tell about customer service brain rots, feel free to leave them in the comments. I appreciate any and all contributions!