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Wonkee792 t1_jegdgoe wrote

Reply to How can i tell whether my iphone is fake or real? by karma_crystals

  1. Buy from an Apple Store or a major retailer. Preferably an Apple Store since they don’t pull any carrier bs.

  2. Check seal on the box. If the two pull tabs are intact (and it’s purchased from a proper store), it should be fine. Never accept the item if the seal is broken.

  3. Check IMEI number. You should be able to enter this onto the Apple website and get a confirmation whether the phone is legitimate or not.

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RexxAppeal t1_jegdgjr wrote

Reply to Hot take: bus rapid transit on the boulevard would be better than a subway by avo_cado

BRT is a bait and switch. It promises rapid transit benefits at bus prices, but at best you spend just as much as light rail to get a system permanently hobbled by bus shortcomings, or you get "BRT creep" and nothing but a different paint job on some bendy buses.

It's a great solution in countries with low labor and land costs where all rail infra would be imported. But it's never lived up to promises in a wealthy nation. We already have the Boulevard Direct bus, its better than before, but it's not enough to transform the Northeast like a subway would.

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Slight-West2591 t1_jegdfc6 wrote

Reply to The lightbulbs are listening. by PittsVeggieBurgher

Just to make something clear even though I feel that the person that posted this complaint is an overreactive person that is a conspiracy theory nutcase. Audio recordings without proper notification are illegal and Texas Roadhouse is not recording anybody's conversation. No corporation is dumb enough to do this because it would open them up to a major lawsuit and criminal charges for the person or persons that authorized the use of audio recording devices. Now if there are signs or another form of notification that clearly state that audio is being recorded and you still choose to enter the establishment then you are giving consent to be recorded.

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explicitlinguini t1_jegdf9u wrote

Reply to I (34F) am in love with my best friend (44F) who is also my ex gf. But I’ve been with my bf (45M) for nearly a year and we’re about to move-in and I’m feeling uneasy about the dynamic and how to handle this. by [deleted]

You essentially were her side-hoe for all of this, do you understand that? For being so in-love, she chose him over you. How much more does that mean she cares for him? She got to have her cake and eat it too, as you were single in the beginning but she got to have you AND her boyfriend. Gross. And she knew what she was doing just as much as you do.

Kay was cheating on her partner to do romantic things with you, regardless of the lack of kissing/sex, and now you are emotionally cheating on your partner. This not a sustainable friendship with feeling like that present, but you seem to understand that.

A smart decision would be to be honest with Tom about your whole history with her. And I get the feeling you weren’t honest with him initially because you know the whole thing was wrong. Secondly, you should rethink your friendship for Kay.

If you married Tom, don’t you think it would topple his world to understand your feelings about him have no stability? Because you will be thinking of Kay in the back of your mind.

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Lizdance40 t1_jegdf9f wrote

Reply to Is this normal after an accident? by Impossible-Cry-495

Notify your insurance. This smells fishy. Maybe it's no big deal, or maybe symptoms of whiplash will show up a week from now and you'll start feeling really crappy. That's why they don't want your insurance company to know. And I hope you've been checked out

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