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Working at the carwash

Carlos was the son of a carwash owner. The carwash had an automatic drive through but also manual wash cabins. It was a good business and his father earned pretty good money. They weren’t rich by all means but Carlos was able to go to college without a scholarship.

When Carlos turned 18 his father offered Carlos a job as a junior washer. He was allowed to wash the cars manually for the clients that wanted it. It was tough job and Carlos was often soaking wet after a few hours. He decided to wash shirtless just in his jeans. He was ripped for an 18 year but not old too special, he did get a nice tan from outside working in the heat.

This job gave him some extra cash so he would afford the luxurious gym in his town and made friends with a personal trainer. They often worked out together often and it payed off. Carlos got a bit bigger and grew a nice ripped body. This did not go unnoticed in the town and his VIP experience was a success. During the weekends large lines of cars formed and Carlos was making a ridiculous amount of tips.

Weeks of this went by and Carlos’ body got even better and better. His father was proud and suggested that they would hire another washer to expand the company. He was reluctant at first because he was worried to lose some business. But after another weekend of intense waiting lines he told his father that he would be looking for a second washer.

In the gym he saw a lot of hot guys but realized that he would not find a guy in a luxury gym to wash cars. When he opened his Grindr app he saw a profile of a guy with a hot body that had the same age as him. His name was Theo, Theo told him that he just moved into town and that he needed a job. Carlos told him what he did and they decided to go for a drink to talk about the carwash business.

They had an immediate click and shared an amazing evening. They went home together and had a hot night. The next morning Carlos went to class and asked Theo to drop by the company after. Theo agreed and they met after school that day with Carlos’ father. Theo was hired and started washing that next weekend. The first weekend they worked together was fun. They worked together very well and the tips where equally good as before for Carlos. After work they went to grab a bite and shared another night again. That Sunday they repeated that again.

Carlos went to Theo’s place almost every night that week. He took Theo with him as a guest to the luxury gym and paid for all the food that week. They were in love. The next weekend was again a bit busier at the carwash as people noticed that there were now two hot guys washing cars, It was funny to see how normally the majority of clients were male now shifted to female. They were drooling. And the tips came in. Carlos noticed that most of Theo’s clients were gay guys but didn’t think anything of it.

Their weeks were filled with gym, studying, eating, sex and work. They hardly went out when they were together. Also more and more gay guys came to the carwash to catch a glimpse of the two guys. Their bodies were amazing and especially Theo’s was making big improvements.

One night Theo was in the shower had his phone unmuted and received a Grindr message. Carlos was surprised and couldn’t help looking at the screen. It says, maybe drink after your shift Saturday. He confronted Theo but Theo laughed it off by saying he just never deleted the app and it must have been some old contact.

But after a few weeks Carlos saw the screen light up more often and every time different Grindr names. He stopped saying something about it and hoped to catch him red handed so he could be sure. The gay kept guys coming in for Theo and Theo was starting to make more tips than Carlos. Carlos started to become a bit jealous and had to think about a way to stop this. He made sure that they didn’t go out any more so Theo wouldn’t be seen anywhere and made sure Theo was occupied all the time so he didn’t have the to time chat.

He told Theo that the gym didn’t allow guests anymore so he had to find another gym. Theo was a sweet tooth and a gamer so he made sure there was a big pint of ice cream in the freezer and made him start his favorite game while Carlos was going to the gym. Theo went to the gym on campus which wasn’t that fancy so he can only do a few exercises. This made him bulk up a bit, which wasn’t a problem. The guys went crazy when they saw beefy at the Theo carwash.

Carlos started to stack the fridge more and made sure that Theo was eating all the time just to keep him occupied. And it worked, every time Carlos came home he found his lover gaming and eating. As a reward he made sure to give Theo great sex so that he truly didn’t have any reasons to leave the house, After a few weeks Theo’s abs were completely covered by a layer of fat. His belly started to bulge through his shirt now. One morning when Theo wanted to close pants his he was struggling. He asked Carlos if he was getting fat. But Carlos said that he loved hisking bul frame.

At the carwash Carlos noticed that Theo’s fans were slowly changing to him. He saw that his tips were increasing again. Also the waiting lines were longer again. Theo didn’t really notice. He was just happy with the money he was earning and the easy life he lived. Carlos paid for everything and made sure the fridge was well stocked and he was looked well after.

Carlos’ plan was working. In a fitness magazine he read an article about Dr Eric Mitchell's supplements, energy bars to bulk up fast. He made sure that Theo had enough snacks during the day. It was the supplement bars of Eric Mitchell. Theo didn’t know that the side effects were rapid weight gain. When Theo started eating them his weight gain went through the roof. After three weeks he had fat all over his body. His belly bulged out, big lovehandles, double chin. But also his libido skyrocketed. The only side effect was horniness. Carlos made sure his boyfriend orgasmed at least twice a day. Sometimes Theo went into the schools bathrooms to jerk off.

Theo felt strong but also fat. Carlos made sure that Theo was happy. Theo only took care of the older ladies now at the carwash which still made a decent pay. But he was happy that his days weren't that stressful anymore. The weight would also make him more tired faster and out of breath. After work and school he had less energy to do a proper workout let alone cardio. This meant that his arms were big and strong but the rest of his body started to look bloated like a big bodybuilder on an extremely dirty bulk. Theo loved it and Carlos too. Carlos kept Theo happy by cooking, sex and taking care of him. He loved to have a strong big boyfriend.

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Who Taught You How to Love Like That? - Chapter One

Pairing: Modern!Aemond Targaryen x female character (third person) Warnings: Sugar daddy/sugar baby dynamics. Word count: ~2.5k Series masterlist

Chapter summary: Desperate to pay off her student loans, she downloads a dating app with a twist, and makes an interesting match.

She sighs, her eyes scanning over the PDF of her payslip for the month, before locking her phone and letting it drop heavily onto the kitchen counter.

“Bad news?” Mysaria quirks an eyebrow, sliding a glass of wine across to her.

“These student loan repayments are fucking killing me. I’ve basically worked an entire week for free this month.” She complains, taking a huge swig from her glass.

“Bummer.” Her flatmate says. “Any way I can help?”

“Unless your mattress is secretly stuffed full of cash, no. Super Noodles for me for the rest of the month, once I’ve paid my share of the rent.”

“You could give being a sugar baby a try?” Mysaria says with a smirk over the rim of her wine glass.

She laughs, rolling her eyes. “Yeah, or take up pole dancing lessons and become a stripper!”

“I’m being serious.” Mysaria, puts her glass down and pulls out her phone, flicking to the App Store and typing. “See? There are loads of apps, why not give it a try?”

“Isn’t that just prostitution?” She wrinkles her nose in disgust.

“Hey!” Mysaria chides. “Sex work is real work, but this isn’t prostitution. Most of these guys are just desperate, lonely guys who earn big bucks and are willing to spoil you in exchange for a conversation or a few selfies. You don’t even have to sleep with any of them…unless you want to.”

“I think I’ll pass, thanks.”

Even if she did go through with it, she was inexperienced, and would surely be a disappointment to any potential sugar daddies she might attract. She’d had one boyfriend in her entire life, it had lasted six months and they’d never gone beyond unsatisfying quickies that focused entirely on his pleasure. The idea of taking money from a stranger in order to pay her bills makes her incredibly uneasy.

They’re half way through their second bottle of wine as she scrolls through her phone. Mysaria is snoring softly on the sofa next to her, while an episode of some trashy reality TV show plays away to itself in the background.

Her thoughts keep drifting back to her flatmate’s mention earlier in the evening of sugar babies. She knows it’s likely the wine inspiring her actions, but she finds herself scrolling through the same apps they’d looked at previously.

Seeing one with particularly good reviews, she presses download before she’s had a chance to think twice about it and then goes through the process of setting up a profile, picking the best photo she has of herself on her camera roll.

Her heart races as she swipes with shaky fingers through photos of a myriad of men. She stops when she sees the look of one she likes.

Larys, 45. Tell me all your secrets.

His curly brown hair and piercing blue eyes immediately capture her attention, and she enjoys the flirtatious nature of his tagline. She swipes right and is stunned when she gets an “It’s a match!” notification. Wow, that was fast.

Instantly a message pops up from him.

Hello beautiful. How are you this evening?

She smiles, this seems harmless enough.

I’m fine, thanks. Just watching TV. How are you?

Her eyes linger on the screen as she awaits his reply.

I’d be better if I could get a look at your pretty feet. How much?

Bile rises in her throat and she throws the phone away from her in disgust. The worst possible start she could have asked for. She silently curses Mysaria’s stupid idea and vows never to open the app again.

Three weeks later and she is thoroughly fed up. She’s tired of never going out or doing anything, sick of existing on instant noodles. When she receives another payslip and sees yet another loan repayment has eaten away at her earnings, she reaches breaking point. She considers looking for another job, but she currently doesn’t qualify for anything beyond an entry level position in her field, and the pay everywhere else is no better than what she’s already on.

Her thumb lingers over the app that she hasn’t touched for weeks, too scarred by having such an awful first encounter to bother with it again. However, she’s desperate and willing to try anything - not with Larys though. She’s quick to unmatch with him, eager to forget his disgusting request.

She swipes mindlessly for a few minutes, not finding anyone attractive, until she happens across a photo that stops her in her tracks.

The man in question has sharp features - an aquiline nose, an impossibly chiseled jawline and sculpted cheekbones. His long white blonde hair frames his face elegantly, his only imperfection is the scar that runs across his left eye, a slightly duller blue than the right. She wonders if he’s still able to see out of it.

Aemond, 35.

No tagline, no other photos, save the one of him staring directly into the camera. He seems intense and mysterious. She swipes right, unable to fight the disappointment she feels when it’s not an instant match.

She closes the app, her desire to look at anyone else has been thwarted by how ridiculously good looking he is.

She has nearly forgotten about him when her phone buzzes the next day. He’s matched with her. She unlocks her phone, her palms sweaty with nerves, and looks at his message.

Hello.

Simple, to the point, possibly the words of a serial killer? She pushes the thought away and types out a response.

Hi. How are you?

She almost gives up and puts her phone away in the time it takes for him to reply, but eventually he does.

I don’t do small talk. Tell me about yourself.

Her eyes widen as she reads the message. He’s either incredibly rude or just not used to interacting with other people. She decides to give him the benefit of the doubt. She tells him about her history degree, about her museum job, about her living situation and her aspirations to one day become a curator of historical artifacts. He is unsurprisingly evasive when she attempts to ask about him.

So, what brings you to the app?

She decides there’s no point in hiding the fact that she’s strapped for cash, she wouldn’t be using an app that matches sugar babies with sugar daddies if that weren’t the case. She explains that her student loan repayments are crippling her, half expecting not to hear from him again. His next message is much quicker to arrive.

How much? And are you free Saturday night?

Dread gnaws at her stomach. Oh god, what does he expect of her? Hesitantly, she types out the remaining balance she has on her student loan and asks what he has in mind for Saturday. Again, he replies straight away.

Give me your bank details. I need a date for my nephew’s engagement party.

Her eyes widen. This cannot be real, and yet it’s happening. Dazed by his forwardness she sends across her account number and sort code, and tells him she’s free on Saturday.

Her mouth runs dry when after a few minutes her banking app pings with a notification of a deposit. The full amount she owes on her student loan has been transferred to her under the name ‘A. Targaryen.” 

Aemond has transferred her thousands of pounds as if it were nothing more than pocket change, and all under the loose agreement that she’ll attend a party with him. This man has to be obscenely wealthy, or insane, perhaps both.

Her phone vibrates again. Another message from him.

Transferred. Give me your number, I hate the messaging interface on this app.

With clammy hands and a pounding heart she types out an entirely too long, rambled message of thanks, along with her number.

She wonders if she’s blown it when she doesn’t hear from him again, yet the money still sits in her bank account, feeling as though it’s burning a hole in it. She hasn’t exactly played it cool, most sugar babies probably accept money with cool sophistication, not simpering words of gratitude.

She feels like she’s forgotten how to breathe when he texts her on Friday.

Tell me your address and dress size.

Once more, she’s taken aback by how blunt he is, yet she complies and provides both. 

When she arrives home from work later that evening, there is a package waiting for her. She opens it to reveal a black silk gown. The cut of the fabric is beautiful. Her jaw drops when she sees the Chanel label. This likely cost more than the entirety of the clothing she owns put together.

There’s a note that simply reads: Wear this tomorrow - A.

She smiles at the neatness of his handwriting. Aemond is a strange man, and yet she can’t help the intrigue she feels towards him. This is his second act of generosity towards her in the space of a week and they’ve yet to even meet.

She spends all of Saturday ensuring she is waxed, exfoliated and moisturised all over, before carefully styling her hair and applying make-up that she feels will do the eye-wateringly expensive dress she’s been given to wear justice. 

She is jittery with nerves when a sleek, black sports car pulls up outside the block of flats. She can just tell it’s Aemond, nothing that costs that much has any business being on this side of town otherwise.

She hurries downstairs to meet him, eager to avoid the embarrassment of him seeing the mess that is the inside of the pokey, little flat she shares with Mysaria.

He steps out of the car and she inhales sharply at the sight of him. He is tall, at least six foot easily, despite her wearing heels he still towers over her. A well tailored, black suit clings to his long, lithe form and his white hair is pulled back neatly into a bun that sits at the nape of his neck.

“You must be Aemond.” She says, praying her make-up is enough to hide the evidence of how hot her face currently feels.

“Mmm. Yes, I must. You look good.” His right eye rakes appreciatively over her form, and when his left doesn’t follow the motion, she realises it’s a prosthetic. “Shall we go?”

He gestures towards the car, walking around to the passenger’s side to open the door for her.

He fills her in on what’s expected of her as he drives. His nephew, Jace, has gotten engaged to his longtime girlfriend, Baela. He is sick of fending off questions around why he’s not with anyone yet, especially from that side of the family. He expects her to stick by his side for the evening and he’ll deal with any awkward questions that may arise.

They arrive and Aemond is ever the gentleman, quickly stepping out of the car to open the door for her and offer her a hand out. 

She shivers at the feel of his hand against hers and is stunned further still when he interlocks their fingers, keeping a firm hold of her hand as they enter the house.

“Just play along.” He whispers.

She is immediately struck by the opulence of it all as they walk through the foyer. This is a family that comes from old money. It was clear from the antique furnishings and vaulted ceilings that the Targaryens had always had money and always would.

She balks a little, unsure of if she will fit in, suddenly self conscious. Aemond seems to pick up on this.

“Relax.” He whispers to her. “Everyone here looks like shit compared to you.”

His words, combined with the tickle of his breath against the shell of her ear sends a shiver down her spine.

True to his word, he doesn’t let her stray from his side the entire evening. The tension between family members is unmistakable. The sneers with which a trio of dark haired young men regard Aemond is incredibly off putting.

She is informed by Aemond that the eldest of them is Jace, whose engagement they are here to celebrate. She meets Aemond’s mother, the doe eyed, auburn haired woman is pretty and seems shocked but delighted at the sight of her son with an actual date on his arm.

The lies that flow from his mouth are effortless. He had met her at the museum she works at when he’d come in to browse an exhibition. They’d hit it off instantly and been inseparable ever since.

Every touch of his hand at the small of her back feels like a brand and as the night goes on, and the champagne continues to flow freely, she finds herself eagerly playing up to the part of dutiful girlfriend. She leans into every touch, her eyes fluttering closed at the gentle press of his lips to her hairline. He is respectful, too respectful, never getting handsy or going for a full on the lips kiss.

When the evening draws to a close and he escorts her back to the passenger side of his car, she feels bereft at the loss of his touch as he moves around to the driver’s seat.

“You did well this evening.” He tells her as she starts the engine. “We put on quite the show.”

Remembering that none of this was real, that she’d been paid to be here startles her out of her tipsy fantasy that this is an actual relationship and her mouth presses into a tight line as she nods.

They drive in silence for a while before Aemond speaks again.

“If you’re up for it, my mother is having a birthday meal this Wednesday. She mentioned tonight she’d love for you to come. Are you available? I’ll pay you, obviously.”

So much for this not feeling like prostitution. She’s already paid off her student loan, she could just say no, but then she wouldn’t get to see him again.

“Y-yeah, sounds good.” She says meekly.

They pull up outside the block of flats and, right on cue, Aemond is striding around the car to get her door. She wobbles on her heels as she climbs out, the effects of the evening’s alcohol getting the better of her, and falls against his chest.

His large hands move to steady her by the shoulders and as she looks up into his face she is struck by how gorgeous he really is. 

Her eyes slowly close, as she leans in, her lips pressing towards his.

His grip on her shoulders tightens, pushing her back ever-so gently. “You don’t need to do that.”

Her eyes snap back open, shame coursing through her like liquid fire. “Oh…”

“I’ll text you the details about Wednesday. Thanks again for tonight.”

He gets back into the car, driving away as she stands on the kerbside, feeling thoroughly embarrassed.

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Dear Friends, Family, and Community,

I hope this message finds you well. I'm reaching out to you today with a heavy heart and a sense of desperation. My bestfriend and I are facing the imminent threat of homelessness due to an eviction notice we received. We have no family to lean on.

Despite our best efforts to stay afloat, circumstances beyond our control have left us in this dire situation. We are losing the roof over our heads, and the thought of being on the streets is terrifying. We have days left. We are on many wait lists for our area, everything is full with at least 60+ person waitlist. With what little money we already have we are trying to find a place. We have already contacted many homeless shelters and they are full here in our town and the next.

This means our only options for us and my ESA's is a hotel and thats if we can find one we can afford and alloweds cats. My roomie was fired over a issue at work after making a conplant about the manager. Im between jobs from not being able to afford my antidepression meds. i have two jobs lined up but no word back on any start dates. We dont have service and are using public free wifi to check emails. 

I'm turning to you, the community, for support in any way possible. If you can spare even a small amount, it would mean the world to us. Whether it's a dollar, five dollars, or any amount you can manage, every contribution counts and will go directly towards helping us secure stable housing.

If you're able to donate, you can send funds to my Cash App at https://cash.app/$LexieBean00 . Your generosity will not be forgotten, and we will be forever grateful for your kindness during this challenging time.

Even if you're unable to contribute financially, your moral support and words of encouragement mean a great deal to us. Sharing our story with others who may be able to help is also incredibly valuable. Please at least reblog, boost anything.

(Im willing to sell pictures of myself if thats what keeps us off the street so anyone please)

Thank you for taking the time to read this message and for considering how you can assist us.

With heartfelt gratitude. Thank you

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A GUIDE TO TIPPING IN AMERICA FOR TOURISTS AND VISITORS

AND ASSHOLES WHO SOMEHOW LIVED HERE THIS LONG WITHOUT UNDERSTANDING THIS

This post is going to cover tipping people in restaurants/eateries and private transportation. Tipping can also apply to many, many other service industries including but not limited to: movers, handypeople, mechanics, etc. Since this is meant to be brief and focused on info relevant to visitors and tourists, I won't discuss that here.

You're tipping 20% minimum on your food and public/private taxi rides (including lyft, uber, etc). Include this in your budget calculations for engaging with these services.

I was going to jokingly just end the post here but let me explain. Minimum wage laws in the US allow employers to pay their employees UNDER FEDERAL MINIMUM WAGE if they're in an industry that receives tips on the regular. Taxi drivers are self-employed and have to pay for the costs of the lease on their vehicle, gas, and give a cut to their garage or ride service provider.

Therefore, capitalists have shifted the cost of paying a living wage to these people on to the consumer rather than the employer. No amount of arguments against tipping culture is going to magically fix this overnight. That's the long game and we're trying to abolish this shit. Therefore, you are tipping 20% minimum. Today.

Even if you did not like the food.

Even if the food was cold.

Even if the server didn't seem cheery and smiley.

Even if the taxi wasn't as fast as you wanted it.

Even if the taxi smelled a little funny or the driver didn't talk the amount you like.

If you did not suffer immediate physical harm or harassment or discrimination at the hands of the service person who provided you the service, full tip. Five stars if you have to rate them in an app. Perfect marks.

Does the above statement seem strange to you? It shouldn't, because remember: capitalists have forced you to cover the full cost of the service. THIS IS NOT THE FAULT OF THE SERVICE WORKER.

Cash is King

Tip in cash if you have it. Credit card companies can't take a chunk out of cash tips. And if someone who works a low-paying job can grab a bit of cash under the table, away from the eyes of the IRS, then they will do more economic good with that money than the tax cut that goes to pay for bombing other countries.

How do I figure out a 20% tip?

Easy. Look at the total (THE TOTAL, WITH TAX YOU FUCKING CHEAPSKATE). Double it, then divide by 10 (move the decimal place one over to the left). Round up the remainder to the nearest dollar. That's going to be at least 20%.

What about counter workers?

There is some confusion on how to tip people who work at a counter in cafes and fast food establishments. Because they are not considered tipped employees and they get minimum wage.

The rule is, if during your transaction the POS (point of sale) register asks you to add a tip, you add a 20% tip. If you see a tip jar, you tip. If neither of these things happen, you don't tip

What about food delivery?

20% minimum tip. You called/ordered via an app, and magically food showed up. In any weather. 20% tip.

Bonus Holiday section:

Let's say you're visiting America during the peak American holidays when it's either a common "dining out" holiday or a holiday where you usually spend time at home with family. This includes, in chronological order:

Valentines Day, Fourth of July Weekend (the whole weekend), Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years Eve and Day.

You tip even more on those days. 30% minimum. I've tipped 100% on meals and rides on Christmas and Thanksgiving. Because those people are taking the time out of spending the day with friends and family, what everyone else is doing, to make sure they have enough money to pay bills and survive in America. And no you fucking bigot, you don't get to eye up the server and figure out if they celebrate Christmas or not.

FAQ:

I can't afford a 20% tip. How do I pay for this?

You can't afford the full service or experience. You don't buy it. Next question.

Where I come from, we don't tip that much/not at all. Why do I have to do this?

You're in America now. You have to do this. Please, feel free to engage the worker in a spirited debate about tipping culture if you feel like you need more info. I'm sure you'll learn something new.

I have a tipping system. You see, first I start at 10% and for every...

Your system is bad and you're a cheapskate. 20% minimum.

Hey wait a minute, I'm an American and I have strict rules about who I tip and how much. And 20% is too high! What are you talking about?

Every decent human being quietly judges you for being an asshole. You are disliked by the people around you who tip like normal people. You are not going to become rich some day because you saved $5 on a tip. Own up and tip.

I ate at an expensive restaurant. Surely I don't have to tip 20% on a bill like this, do I?

Yes you do.

Holy shit. I'm going to follow this guide but wow. Do you Americans really live like this?

Oh buddy wait till you encounter states that don't list the tax on the price tag.

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Im sorry if this post comes off weird and not very understandable, but I (and a friend) have been forced to live with something horrible and traumatizing (at the hands of someone we called A FRIEND) for the last few days and I am about to burst and need to get this out somewhere where I feel safe.

(TRIGGER WARNING: faked Sui attempt mention below, me being gaslit, lied to, made to feel like I was an idiot and a harasser)

It all started a few days ago by a message from (someone that I called a friend)’s account. Lets call them Wolf.

In the past, during our short friendship, a friend and I discovered that Wolf liked making jokes about Sui. Alot. Everyday, practically. But not only jokes. Once, she faked a Sui attempt, filmed it, and sent it to my friend N. My friend, traumatized, told me in the group chat and we were very pointed in saying that such things were not a laughing matter. Please keep on mind, Wolf is in her late 20’s. An age where you would think people no longer do such things.

Now, back to what happened. It all started a few days ago by a message from Wolf’s account.

Wolf’s account left a lengthly message in the Discord chat we share with N, my friend. The message was by someone we did not know, telling us that Wolf had committed a Sui attempt and was now in the hospital.

We were told by “Jordyn” that she was only telling the people closest to Wolf what happened, and that none of Wolf’s In Real Life friends knew. It was only us, and Wolf’s parents. She told us to stay quiet and to not post on Wolf’s personal instagram, as to not let anyone know.

Why were we being told this? Why did Jordyn “take” Wolf’s phone, go into her Discord account, and decide to send a message in a Discord chat that had had NO ACTIVITY FOR 10+ DAYS?

Something was nagging at me and my friends mind, something felt wrong with what was all being said.

Constantly were inconsistencies popping up in her messages and constantly did something feel OFF. Something didnt feel right.

Why were we, two random people on Wolf’s Discord list, being told all of this? Why were we being told by “Jordyn” that none of Wolf’s In Real Life friends knew, but we, were being told all of this information?

The next day (8 to 10 hours after receiving the first message), still hesitant to believe it all after receiving NO proof or concrete information, I asked what hospital she was being held at, so that I could see about sending flowers. Sure we weren’t close, but it was the least I could do. The answer I received?

“She's gotten a lot of flowers. Like pretty much the whole room is filled with flowers. We might get her a P.O. Box or get her a cash app account set up, so people can donate.”

Once again, why were we being told (without being pushed but still told nonetheless) that we could donate money to a Cashapp that Jordyn was going to make for Wolf’s rehabilitation or that we could send cards to a PO box? But oh sorry, no one’s been told what happened but flowers are everywhere, so much so that we’re tripping over them so send money instead.

Today, after multiple days of being told “updates” that didnt line up with what would happen to a Sui attempt survivor, I had a lengthly conversation with the friend that was living through all of this with me.

I decided to ask if “Jordyn” was comfortable sharing information on what happened. (She had already told my friend everything in Private Dms, so why not tell me, a medical student studying in neurology and psychology, and who is studying on how to help rehabilitate Sui Survivors?)

She said yes, so I asked. I asked, as delicately as I could, on what happened, because the things she had said did NOT line up with what procedures a doctor would normally do.

The answer I received? Wolf’s account leaving the Discord server, and this:

All I did was ask questions (because nothing was lining up and everything felt WRONG in everything this Jordyn/Wolf/whoever person was forcing down our throats on Discord everyday, and I figured I was owed that much since hey, Im being told all of this all of these horrible details in what happened) but I guess I was only allowed to that and only that, and to send money of course.

I (and my friend N) was made out to be a fool, an idiot. I was Gaslit, lied to, and manipulated.

Your name is not Wolf, but that is what you are. You are a Wolf in Sheep’s clothing, and that is what you will remain forever in my mind.

[agentjayrock]

Uber? Lyft? What the hell is going on?

Ever had to contact customer support and heard over an automated voice instead of a human? How about contacting them and once you explain to them your issues only for them to give you ready-made responses as they haven't clue of what you're talking about? Well, that's been my excrcuiating experience as a driver for both companies at the same time. So, let's dive into how ludicrous it's been.

Let's start with Uber since it's rich with crazy stories. Uber has kind of a fair hourly wage going $25-30. You can receive payments on weekly basis like most jobs and contracts. Or you can have instant access to your money and even cash out once you've finished your shift with the Pro Card. Of course, I would choose the latter because why not? Normally I cash out directly to my debit card and needed I new one some time ago. I went in to change the details for the new card and had to undergo a security code verification via text message. I never received it so I had to contact support. I explained the issue I had and was told to whilelist my phone number from a text message. That's strange. How come I can receive text messages from Pro Card just fine when logging in, but not for this? Because this didn't work. I thought that this had to be a problem in their end. Now, a good tech support agent would troubleshoot such an issue should a solution like that not work. Not here; they "took it to further support" (Bear with here. I couldn't remember exactly what they said.) in order to resolve my issue. Their response: logout and in, reinstall the app and restart my phone. None of that worked because it's the most half-assed set of solutions of all time. Imagine if EA told you do that with their games you try to boot up. It'll just add the notoriety they're known for having.

It didn't feel like I was chatting with a human, so I decided to call support for a better chance. I had to wait (Get ready for this) ONE MOTHERFUCKING HOUR just to talk with someone. I can't believe I had the patience for that. I finally get to talk with an agent, only for them to tell me the same. Damn. Thing. Dude, what the fuck? Is Uber run by Skynet or something?! I kept contacting until I remembered why I had to whitelist the phone number I've been using with my account: it's because it's believed that it was being blocked by the provider. The number here is one I had setup for business reasons via TextFree, so I contacted them about it and they told me there was no issue on their end. Is Uber screwing with at this point? But, I went and switched the number on my account to my personal one, thinking that the business number is being assumed to be a VoIP, which is not allowed with some services. I finally get the code needed to finalize debit card changes to my Pro Card account.

Now this next story really interfered with my job significantly. I've been doing rideshare look normal, steady with a consistent schedule I setup for myself. The one thing that annoys me is that I have to verify my facial identity every once in a while. I mean, you know what I look like. Nothing too drastic has changed about me. So, why do I gotta go through this as I begin the job at a desired time? One day, I randomly go into the trip preferences menu to see it go from this:

To this:

Note: the Uber Eats food delivery preference is suppose to be there, but I didn't take a screenshot before it disappeared.

Of course, I had to talk to an agent. But this was more aggravating. I tried my damnedest to explain this issue. The agent, however, couldn't seem to figure out what I mean. Did they not have any job training? Once that was sorted, the agent said things like "This should be the type of experience for you to have" or "We understand your concern". Do ya, really? Because you should've went deeper into it by now. Continuing with this chat, guess what they told me then: the same solution from the Pro Card "troubleshoot", but that didn't work because THE APP IS NOT THE FUCKING PROBLEM! I disconnected and got in contact with a different agent. This bullshit repeated, but I got a whole new response. I got confirmation of my eligibility to have these preferences, including UberXL, and it was still approved. They also actually spent the time to look into it for a few minutes, although it was longer than. The problem involved the inspection of the vehicle I have registered. They wanted me to show an image of a newly documented inspection, but I don't have to worry about it for another 6 months. In my state at least, (I'm from the USA) I have to perform an annual inspection for legal validity of driving the vehicle, and it's $100. Doing this every 6 months makes no sense and it feels like it'll lead to an endless money pit, as a certain mechanic would say.

After that was sorted, I went back to doing the job like normal, only for it to happen again the next week. Starting to feel like Uber has a grudge against me. I go back to dealing with the same ol' crap more frustrated than ever, even angry, and get an unexpected response: I'm not eligible to perform UberXL rides. Well, isn't this the most inept thing to happen here? I drive a minivan, goddammit. What do you mean I'm not eligible? I just disconnected and almost didn't bother to reach another agent. But, I'm managed to collect myself and get it sorted out like last time. I'm certain this will happen again however.

On the Lyft side of things, the same issue with support, except this is about emblems. Speaking of those emblems, the adhesive is weak sauce. So, I needed new ones. You can order new ones from the site or app with the push of a button. It's suppose to arrive within week, but didn't as that time range passed. I had to contact an agent, but it was hard to do it on the app because for some reason, they have too high of expectations that problems are solved with FAQs. But this is a troubleshooting issue; there's no way they can believe things can work fine that easily all the time. I had to go to the site to get help, and they responded by arranging a new order, which did arrive. Thing is, I've had this problem since I first signed up. I didn't even get my training kit with the cool pink mustache. After those emblems wear out too soon, I had to order another pair. Here's me thinking "Maybe they sorted out that issue with the delivery". But something even worse happened:

And as of the date of this blog post, it's still like this. Why? I even contacted them with this screenshot and they just gave me an automated message saying they'll just reship the emblems. This shouldn't have to be the only way to obtain new emblems beside the Express Hubs, which is too far from where I live. And they didn't arrive this time. If I contact them about any other problem, it'll just be the same type of response instead of troubleshooting.

Now, I don't know too much about the experience with support for riders since I've not used rideshare often. But I'm sure there's similar issues. The fact that this is the type of support we receive is unacceptable. It's as if they only measure their success financially based on the quantity of users. With the money they make, you'd think they could hire more competent employees for tech support, but they just found some random people with barely any tech skills to speak of and brought them in. There's got to be some kind of union strike or something because we can't keep letting them get away with this.

[omninoz-technologies]

The Next Big Thing: Exploring the World of Cash App Clone

In today's fast-paced world, managing finances has become more convenient than ever before, thanks to the emergence of innovative mobile applications. Among these, the Cash App has garnered significant attention for its user-friendly interface and seamless money transfer capabilities. But what if you could replicate its success with your own custom solution? Enter the Cash App Clone – a revolutionary concept that is reshaping the financial landscape.

Understanding the Cash App Phenomenon

Cash App, developed by Square Inc., has become synonymous with peer-to-peer payments, allowing users to send and receive money effortlessly. With its straightforward design and intuitive features, it has amassed millions of users worldwide, transforming the way people handle their finances.

The Birth of Cash App Clone

Inspired by the success of the Cash App, developers and entrepreneurs have sought to create their own versions of this popular platform. These clones aim to replicate the core functionalities of the Cash App while offering additional features tailored to specific user needs.

How Does a Cash App Clone Work?

A Cash App Clone operates on a similar principle to its predecessor – facilitating secure transactions between users. Users can link their bank accounts or debit cards to the app, enabling them to send money to friends, family, or merchants with just a few taps on their smartphone.

Features That Make a Cash App Clone Stand Out

While the basic premise remains consistent across Cash App Clone, developers often integrate unique features to differentiate their product. These may include:

In-app chat functionality for seamless communication.

Integration with popular payment gateways for added convenience.

Personalized reward programs to incentivize usage.

Budgeting tools and financial insights to help users manage their money effectively.

Benefits of Using a Cash App Clone

The adoption of a Cash App Clone offers numerous benefits to both individuals and businesses alike:

Convenience: Instantly send or receive money anytime, anywhere.

Accessibility: Reach a broader audience with cross-platform compatibility.

Cost-effectiveness: Avoid the hefty transaction fees associated with traditional banking methods.

Security: Benefit from robust encryption protocols to safeguard sensitive information.

Flexibility: Customize the app to suit your specific requirements, whether it's for personal use or business transactions.

Security Measures to Safeguard Your Transactions

With the proliferation of digital payment solutions, security concerns have understandably become a top priority for users. Cash App Clone addresses these concerns by implementing stringent security measures, such as:

Two-factor authentication (2FA) is used to prevent unauthorized access.

End-to-end encryption to protect sensitive data during transmission.

Regular security audits and updates to mitigate potential vulnerabilities.

Future Prospects of Cash App Clones

As society continues to embrace digitalization, the demand for innovative financial solutions is expected to soar. Cash App Clone is well-positioned to capitalize on this 

trend, offering a convenient and secure alternative to traditional banking methods. With ongoing advancements in technology, the possibilities for future iterations of Cash App Clone are virtually limitless.

In conclusion, the rise of Cash App Clone represent a paradigm shift in how we interact with money. By harnessing the power of mobile technology, these clones empower users to take control of their finances with ease and confidence. Whether you're a tech-savvy individual or a forward-thinking entrepreneur, embracing this revolution could be the key to unlocking financial freedom in the digital age.

Ready to explore the future of financial technology? Dive into the world of Cash App clone and discover the next big thing in digital transactions. Join us at Omninoz  to stay ahead of the curve and revolutionize the way you handle your finances. Let's embark on this exciting journey together!

[cowboyjen68]

Regarding your most recent post: I don’t know if this is something you’d be interested in, but you could definitely ask for financial support. You’ve helped so many people and I know we’d love to give back, even if it’s just a bit. Everybody needs a hand up sometimes, especially with something as volatile as farm life

I appreciate this. I have been told by many friends to not always compare myself to others. I tend to think that there are certainly others more deserving and in more dire circumstances with me. I have health and more resources and the ability to work for more hours than others, and I definitely don't sit back on my butt and hope for the best.

My friends and family remind me that exactly zero people would be forced to give me financial support and anyone doing it would do so because they either were helped my me, appreciate my presence or see value in my lesbian focused positivity on social media and in real life. Working on social media and real life work helping those in my community does take time and energy that is unpaid. I would never stop doing any of it unless my need to take on another job/more paid hours robbed me of the ability to put in that effort.

Every time I get something in paypal or venmo from someone on line I am amazed and encouraged by the kindness. The stray cat I found got her vet bills paid in under 24 hours. Someone sent me a little towards my water heater and it allowed me to make a small first payment to the company without skimming some off my propane bill, which gives us heat.

Any time I can take on a little less paid work to write or answer asks and DM's or to assist someone in my community who needs a hand is really a bonus for me because it makes me happy to be able to do so.

My linktree has my venmo, paypal, cash app listed in it. My snail mail address is in my bio. Cards, letters etc are always welcome.

I truly appreciate the platform with which I have been provided to tell my experiences and to hear that of others. I am proud of the followings I have garnered because it is diverse and, in general, well behaved. My expectations of how I am received and how my followers interact is created by my real world experiences. I know on- line is not always the same but I strive for that same sort of environment where nuance exists. And where we understand that our experience might not be that of others but that does not prevent us from talking.

If you enjoy my content, if I have helped you, made you laugh or feel better about yourself or if you want and have the means to support lesbian positivity through my work here is my link tree with Cashapp, venmo, paypay.

Look for new merch in 2023. I don't make hardly any money on it but it does put the word Lesbian out into the world just a little more.

[ancientgoddessofegypt]

MONEY READING $10.10

This one i'm doing for a week! and then is back to business.

if youre worried about money, feeling stuck, and wondering what you need to get out of it. this may be for you.

if youre open to learn more ways on how you can get more money and attract it easily. this may be for you to!

I'll be tapping into your energy on what could be blocking you from receiving, and what you must do in order to get back on that road.

Dont worry, I got cha back ;)

My cash app is $dejadivine222

and if youre feeling a little generous, feel free to donate! bye!

[sandeep-trading]

How To Increase Cash App Daily Or Weekly Withdrawal Limits?

Cash App, a popular mobile payment service, offers users the convenience of sending and receiving money with ease. However, like any financial platform, it imposes certain limits on withdrawals, including ATM withdrawals and cash outs. Knowing these limits is crucial for managing your finances effectively. This article will provide an exhaustive overview of Cash App withdrawal limits, including daily, ATM, and debit card restrictions.

Cash App Daily Withdrawal Limit

Cash App imposes a daily withdrawal limit on its users. This limit is crucial for users to understand to manage their daily transactions effectively. As of now, the Cash App daily withdrawal limit stands at $1,000 per day. This limit applies to both ATM withdrawals and in-store cash back transactions. It’s important to note that this limit resets at midnight (Eastern Standard Time) each day, allowing users to withdraw up to $1,000 again the following day.

Cash App ATM Withdrawal Limit

When using a Cash App card at an ATM, there are specific limits you should be aware of. The Cash App ATM withdrawal limit is currently set at $1,000 per transaction. This limit is part of the broader daily limit, which means that any combination of ATM withdrawals and cash back transactions cannot exceed $1,000 in a single day.

Cash App Card ATM Limit

The Cash App card, which functions like a traditional debit card, also has specific limits at ATMs. The Cash App card ATM limit is integrated within the overall Cash App daily withdrawal limit. Users can withdraw up to $1,000 per day across all transactions involving their Cash App card.

Cash App Cash Out Limit

For those looking to transfer their Cash App balance to their bank account, understanding the Cash App cash out limit is essential. The platform allows a maximum of $25,000 per week when transferring funds out of your Cash App balance to a bank account. This high limit is designed to accommodate users who need to move larger amounts of money efficiently.

Cash App Debit Card Limit

The Cash App debit card, apart from ATM withdrawals, is subject to a Cash App spending limit. The Cash App debit card limit includes a $7,000 spending limit per transaction and a total of $10,000 per week. These limits are set to help manage spending and ensure that users do not exceed their budgetary constraints.

Cash App Max Withdrawal Limit

Understanding the Cash App max withdrawal is crucial for users who frequently engage in high-volume transactions. The maximum amount that can be withdrawn at an ATM or via cash back is $1,000 per day. This limit ensures that the financial platform can adequately monitor transactions and prevent fraudulent activities.

Cash App Daily and Per Transaction Limits

The Cash App daily ATM limit and Cash App daily withdrawal limit are intertwined, with users allowed to withdraw up to $1,000 every 24 hours. This limit is strategically set to balance the need for access to funds with the need for security and control over financial operations.

Conclusion: 

Navigating the limits imposed by Cash App ensures that you can manage your finances without unexpected interruptions. By understanding each limit, from ATM withdrawals to debit card transactions, users can plan their spending and withdrawals more effectively. Whether you need to withdraw cash for immediate use or transfer significant amounts to a bank account, staying informed about these limits will help optimize your Cash App experience.

FAQ

Q: What is the daily ATM withdrawal limit for Cash App?

A: Cash App users can withdraw up to $310 per transaction at an ATM. The Cash App daily limit for ATM withdrawals is $1,000, and this limit resets every 24 hours.

Q: Are there any fees associated with using an ATM with Cash App?

A: Yes, Cash App charges a $2 fee for ATM withdrawals. However, this fee can be reimbursed if you receive at least $300 per month in direct deposits to your Cash App account.

Q: Can I increase my ATM withdrawal limit on Cash App?

A: Currently, the ATM withdrawal limits are fixed and cannot be increased beyond the  standard limits of $310 per transaction and $1,000 per day.

Q: What should I do if my ATM withdrawal exceeds the daily limit?

A: If you reach your Cash App daily ATM withdrawal limit, you will need to wait until the next day for the limit to reset. Planning your withdrawals ahead of time can help avoid inconvenience.

[coinbase105]

How much is Cash App ATM withdrawal?

In the digital age, faintish applications like Cash App have revolutionized the way we manage money, offering users a blend of convenience and control over their finances. A frequent question among users is regarding the costs and limits associated with Cash App ATM withdrawals. This article aims to provide an exhaustive guide to understanding the ATM withdrawal process, fees, and limits on Cash App, ensuring that users can access their money efficiently and effectively.

Understanding Cash App ATM Withdrawal Fees

Cash App imposes certain fees for ATM withdrawals, which is a standard practice among many financial platforms to cover the operational costs of ATM transactions. When you use your Cash App card at an ATM, you will be charged a $2 fee by Cash App. However, this fee can be avoided if users receive at least $300 per month in direct deposits to their Cash App account. For these users, Cash App reimburses the fees for three ATM withdrawals per 31 days, up to a total of $7 fee reimbursement per withdrawal.

Cash App ATM Withdrawal Limit

The withdrawal limit for Cash App is a crucial aspect for users who need to manage larger sums of cash. Cash App sets a $310 maximum limit per transaction, a $1,000 limit per 24-hour period, and a $1,000 limit per 7-day period. These limits are imposed to ensure security and to manage the liquidity requirements across all users efficiently.

How to Withdraw Money from an ATM with Cash App

To withdraw money using your Cash App card at an ATM, follow these simple steps:

Insert your Cash App card into the ATM slot.

Enter the PIN that you set up for your Cash App card.

Select the amount of cash you wish to withdraw, ensuring it does not exceed your daily or Cash App weekly limit.

Confirm the transaction and collect your money.

Benefits of Using Cash App for ATM Withdrawals

Using Cash App for ATM withdrawals comes with several benefits:

Ease of Access: With the wide availability of ATMs, you can quickly get cash whenever you need it.

Direct Deposit Advantages: Qualifying for direct deposit fee reimbursements can save frequent users a significant amount in fees.

Instant Availability: Funds from Cash App are available instantly, making it convenient to withdraw cash as soon as you receive transfers or payments.

Maximizing Your Cash App Features

To make the most out of Cash App, users should explore other features that enhance their financial mobility and freedom:

Direct Deposits: Set up direct deposits to your Cash App to qualify for ATM fee reimbursements.

Cash Card Customization: Customize your Cash Card through the app to reflect your personal style.

Boosts: Take advantage of Cash App’s Boosts to save money at various merchants and receive instant discounts on purchases.

Security Measures for Safe ATM Withdrawals

Security is paramount, especially when dealing with finances. Cash App incorporates several security features to protect your money:

PIN Protection: Every transaction requires you’re PIN, ensuring that only you can access your funds.

Encryption and Data Protection: Cash App uses advanced encryption protocols to secure your financial data.

Fraud Monitoring: Continuous monitoring of accounts to detect and prevent unauthorized activity.

Conclusion

Cash App's ATM features offer a mix of convenience and control, tailored to modern financial needs. Whether you're withdrawing small amounts for everyday expenses or managing larger withdrawals, understanding the fees and Cash App limits associated with Cash App can help you optimize your financial transactions.

[projektnomad]

2035

It started with you coughing up some blood now and then. Not even a lot, just some bloody phlegm on occasion, then more and more as time went on. You’d made the mistake of mentioning it on WhatsApp to a friend. You didn’t know at the time but you’d triggered keywords in an AI algorithm which had been given access to your WhatsApp chats via a quiz you’d taken on Facebook 5 years ago. The AI determined you had a high likelihood of cancer and, knowing your income and general wealth of your family and social circles, had determined that it would be fatal.

The data was added to your online marketing profile and within days your insurance company was aware of your situation. Before you’d even had a formal diagnosis your insurance premium was completely unaffordable and you’d had to drop out of your coverage plan.

Months passed without a proper diagnosis. You could just about afford one with the money you’d saved by selling your car and walking to work but couldn’t afford the day off it would take to get to the hospital, so had to keep showing up to work. Eventually you collapse on the job and are taken to hospital unconscious and against your will. With no coverage you wake up in a hospital bed with a huge debt for the ambulance ride and preliminary treatment. The staff discharge you but recommended you see a physician immediately.

You receive a text from work, you’ve been fired for gross misconduct: leaving the premises without permission. You owe them 4 weeks wages back as compensation. You can’t afford to challenge the decision. With your debt now mounting seemingly by the minute you consider heading back inside and taking advantage of the hospital’s ‘End of Life Special’; offering your organs up to pay for their euthanasia service. As you download the MyPassing app you receive an email from a reality TV company.

-Congratulations! You’ve been selected to apply for Fox’s new series, ‘Chemo Island’ where you’ll be pitted against 99 other contestants to claim the grand prize, FULL cancer treatment and a clearing of ALL medical debts. In the application stage you’ll receive a free diagnosis and (if selected) during filming you’ll receive life extending drugs. The filming is expected to last 4-6 weeks (depending on your prognosis). Contestants must be physically fit enough to complete athletic and dexterity challenges. Click here for more information.-

You ponder it for a moment, standing in the cold outside the hospital, the plastic gown they charged you an extortionate amount for billowing in the wind, exposing your genitals to a passing police drone, which immediately issues you a charge for public indecency and a fine you can’t afford. Could you do it? Every contestant you‘d be pitted against would be fighting for their life, same as you. Winning would mean consigning 99 other people to their fate, losing would inevitably mean death. But, free diagnosis...

You click on the email and visit the site. They’re no longer accepting applications for Chemo Island, the website having been overrun within the first few hours. But there is another one, specifically for contestants with a criminal record, something you achieved only moments ago. A new game show where over the course of a night you’ll be forced to fight against a series of increasingly violent former wrestlers, sports stars and b-list Hollywood actors for a cash prize that would not only clear your debts, but maybe even have enough left over to pay for treatment.

You click to fill out the form and feel a little bit of hope. How bad could a game show called The Running Man even be?