Also, password manager. I couldn't tell you any of my passwords if held at gunpoint, I couldn't even give you access to 1password because it also needs the security key which I don't remember by heart either.

You surely know what they mean when they say "hacked". No one thinks someone got into their accounts through sheer IT skills lol

Can confirm! Started volunteering with cats at a shelter almost a year ago.

As a cat owner, I threw out so many beds/toys/scratching things over the years. After starting working at the shelter, they will 100% find a cat that's into whatever you're donating.

Even better, most shelters have a drop off spot - you can literally drive up any time of day/night to drop shit off

Just don’t mention weight. 80% of people who lose weight gain it back.

Accounts don’t get “hacked”. People just have terrible passwords or security.

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It is a great idea to implement regardless of your situation.

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I mean isnt that a ULPT: when your pet gets too expensive to take care of exchange them at the animal shelter

Yeah extra strong cologne doesn't quite send the right message

Definitely, you're an adult. You can make Christmas special by budgeting through the year and still give them a good Xmas. Without the need for a treasure hunt. What a shitty LPT

Oh yea I just had surgery to fix my severely deviated septum. I had no idea that I could breath out if of my left nostril and now it freaks me out lol.

i feel like most LPTs are so passive aggressive 😂

I bought a $20 pen and $20 nail clippers back in 2015 and they're still my go-to. Bonus is that I've never lost them because they're too "expensive" to lose. Obviously they're high quality items given the price point.

Pain builds character, amirite?

If you have trouble seeing while driving at night you should not drive at night. Do not risk killing someone for your own convenience.

He’s an ungrateful grump, but we’ve been together 12 years. I’m not surrendering him.

Driving down dark country roads with headlights coming at you is when it's especially useful. Even if you don't have this issue give it a shot and report back the results.

At the road.

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Very good point. And if you really want to do it, get an expert opinion. I have a close coworker who is huge into expensive Scotch. I was in Scotland and felt like I had to bring him something back. I was at a loss until I thought to seek out an expert at a local bottle shop. Got a great recommendation at a reasonable price, something local and rare. Coworker was very impressed.

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Honestly, in my experience, the best gift is something personal. I try to think about conversations I’ve had with people and the experiences we’ve shared through the year, and that’s my launching off point. I actively avoid hobbies, due to not usually knowing enough to confidently gift them anything.
Like, my friend loves hedgehogs. I’ve gotten them a few different hedgehog-themed items over the years. One of the first experiences I’ve had with a new friend was at a cafe, and they ordered a taro latte just to try. They love boba and scented candles. I found a taro boba scented candle off Etsy. One of my friends has repeatedly commented on my mug hoard, so I bought them a mug similar to the one they always choose at my place.
Even if it misses, it’s still appreciated and shows you put active thought into them.
And, ultimately, your friends and family will be grateful for anything you gift them (or, should, at least).

It's ok for kids to lie to their parents to save their feelings. So no worries.