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2024.05.28 20:12 One-Drama-5445 My mom is mad that I didn't make her a bowl of spaghetti

I 19F live with my mother 53F, Siblings 17F(Z) & 21F(C) and niece (5months). When my mother found out my sister C was pregnant she told her and her boyfriend to move in so they could be together and she could help them. A short while ago her bf left so now she has to find a job AND take care of an infant. As for Z they can't get a job because they have to focus on school until the summer. I have a lowpaying fast food job but they give me 4 hours a week. (We are all applying for jobs atm its just been slow) Between me and my siblings buying enough groceries to last us the week is almost impossible (sometimes C has to š›šØš«š«šØš° formula) . My mom stopped getting foodstamps because she got a pay bump that disqualifies her from government assistance (nurse/surgeon) and has only been grocery shopping maybe 3 times since(oct 23'). She also doesn't cook which doesn't matter to me and C bc we're more than happy to do so ourselves but what I do have a problem with is how much takeout she buys. Up until a month ago her job required her to fly out of state on weekdays and gave her $75 a day for food. When she came back on Fridays she'd sometimes buy us takeout but when I asked her to buy groceries she would ignore me. Recently she's had a personal vendetta against C for NO reason like it actually makes me rlly sad to see how hard my sister is trying and my mom always needs to bring her down about something. Shes especially been criticizing her cleaning even though theres nothing wrong. Actually she put the wrong chair at the table so I suppose in my moms mind that warrants her getting cursed out. Anyways the other day I asked my mom if she could pls buy groceries because there wasn't even meat in the fridge and she said "I'll buy groceries when you guys can keep the house clean" (mind you she came home the other day rearranged a few things then left the kitchen a mess). I know this is bs because of the fact that she hasnt bought groceries in months and also because the house IS clean but her excuse was that and im quoting her exactly because i got it on video "you're making more trash if you eat". That being said I bought a few groceries the other day because my dad sent me money. All I made was a pot of spaghetti but enough to last me and my siblings a day or 2. My mom (who had already bought herself food and eaten) then asks if I can make her a bowl. I say no then walk away before she can say anything. The next morning she asks "why didn't you make me a bowl of spaghetti last night" to which I answer "because you won't buy us groceries" I could've further explained that she already ate and the fact that I had to use what little money I had to buy ingredients but to her it must've just sounded like I was being spiteful. (maybe I was just a little but i had more valid reasons as to why I didnt want her eating our food) She then proceeds to start cursing and talking about how the food I made is making extra dishes in the sink and bugs are going to be all over them (which btw the bugs would hypothetically still be all over them whether or not i made her a bowl) but once again I walked away in the middle of her rambling. Now she won't talk to me and I sorta feel bad because she's my mom but at the same time what can I do ? I feel like she's purposely making things harder for us while we're struggling. I know we're adults but she has the means to help us and just won't.
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2024.05.28 19:13 mr_mindboggler Which is a better option Credit Card, Debit Card and Forex Card for withdrawing cash in a European country?

Situation -
I am travelling to a European country. I have available with me - 1) HDFC DCB Metal CC, 2) ICICI Amazon Pay, 3) HDFC Milennia CC, and 4) HDFC Easyshop Platinum DC. I have not bought any Forex card yet but can buy 5) HDFC Multicurrency Forex Card, if needed.
I live in a tier-3 city and the bank branch doesn't have a forex exchange facility. I have to travel 6 hours to a nearby metro city otherwise to get cash.
My first preference is going to be paying through HDFC DCB Metal CC everywhere. If Diners is not accepted, then I would switch to HDFC Milennia. For cash, I am confused about how I should proceed.
Options -
(A) To the extent I understand, DCB gives 3.33% rewards on cash withdrawals too and I have GVP 1% cashback as well, so a total of 4.33% rewards. Meanwhile, charges would be 2.36% forex markup, 2.95% cash advance fee, maximum of 2% interest assuming I will pay within 1 month. So, net 0.98% - 2.98% charges.
(B) The HDFC Platinum DC will give 0.5% rewards and 3.5% forex charges. So net, 3% charges.
(C) Physical currency is already converted at about 2.60% higher rate than the rates charged for CC, DC or Forex Card.
(D) Niyo Global has zero markup fees but their currency exchange rate is higher than most banks and it seems like they cover the markup fees in their exchange rate itself.
Queries -
Q - Which is the best option in your experience and for my situation?
Q - What if I have an outstanding balance say 1,00,000 from other transactions and then I withdraw 20,000 cash, do I have to clear the entire 1,20,000 to avoid interest on the 20,000 cash advance? Or can I just pay 20,000 on the same day and avoid interest charges altogether?
Q - Are there any other ATM charges that are levied? I understand I should withdraw in local currency and say No to conversion, but I have heard there are ATM withdrawal charges as well levied by local banks.
Q - Is there any mistake in my calculations or other factors that I have not considered?
Q - Where do you usually withdraw the money from - ATM at Airports or ATM in the destination cities? Can I withdraw during layovers in airports like Jeddah or Abu Dabhi?
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2024.05.28 19:07 Past_Jaguar5184 Should I go to Rad Tech school?

So Iā€™ve been debating about going to school for Rad Tech. I was first considering PTA as I was an aide for 6 months but I felt so burnt out from having to be constantly extroverted and bubbly which I can do to an extent but for that it feels like you have to be that way 24/7 which is hard for me. I like the idea of rad tech because of the quick interactions, good pay, and Iā€™ve always had an urge to be in healthcare. Iā€™ve read on here some people after a while felt kind of stagnant like the same day on repeat and like a ā€œbutton pusherā€ which scares me a little. But Iā€™ve heard of others who ended up cross training and liking a different modality better which is hopeful. Iā€™m also at a point where I need to go in some direction career wise and this seems like something I can mentally handle compared to PTA or nursing. But I canā€™t help but feel Iā€™m doing it for the paycheck which I donā€™t know how to feel about that atm. I also feel especially since Iā€™m 23 it can be something I can fall back onto if needed if I end up changing careers. Anyone in this career that can give some thoughts and advice?
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2024.05.28 17:50 redjer12345 Too good to be true?

So I have a 1 yr and 3 months experience with Job X then suddenly I received a DM on LinkedIn from a recruitment person, she basically said that this company is looking a person for Job X and she highlighted the benefits and offer which it is a remote job being paid in dollars meaning it's from an international company. She also stated that it's gonna be a contractual-type of employment and she wanted to refer me to that company X. Also rin pala, she attached a pdf file where it contains the job responsibilities, requirements and details from the company. Natuwa rin ako na kahit 3 yr exp ung hanap nila and maraming reqs rin dun na wala sa current resumƩ ko, sinendan parin ako ng recommendation for the HR.
So ayown naoverwhelm ako about this since it's a significant jump from my current job with regards to pay and job responsibilities I think. I immediately said refer me then the following day, the HR from Company X sent me a DM also in LinkedIn asking when I will be available. Sinabi ko agad na available ako for the whole week despite na may work (Thankfully remote rin current work ko) then she sent me the meeting link for the interview. So ayun nakalagay na sa meeting link yung participants ng meeting and medj kinabahan ako kasi ung magiinterview sakin is from a director position. I read the job requirements from the PDF file and studied/prepare beforehand para ready. After the interview, I think nasagot ko naman lahat pero di ako confident, thought to myself na I could've answered the questions better, I was kinda frustrated that I didn't give a good answer to some of the questions despite it being a perfect question for me. I had low expectations na about this but I'm glad I tried.
After several weeks, I got an email then medj kinabahan since nakalagay sa subject na it's from company X so binasa ko siya agad. Pagkabasa ko ng first paragraph from the email nakalagay is "We're full atm at this position" so I was thinking to myself- "Ah, it's a rejection email" then I read the 2n d paragraph, may "BUT" stating that the interviewer was impressed by me then they would like to include me to the next batch of hires at the end of June. Also saying rin pala na when rin ako available raw or if interested ako about this? So sinabi ko agad na yes, and once again sinabi ko free ako the whole week. So the next meeting is basically a catchup meeting from the HR meaning the HR explained the company process, how did they come up to include me to the next batch of hires, and if ano daw status ko sa current company ko and lastly if I'm entertaining interviews daw atm. Sabi ko, I'm in the last stages na with my current company and I'm currently entertaining interviews rin with other companies kahit wala naman hahaha. For context rin, they decided to expand for their X team and decided that I will be one of the first hires from my country. Also sinabi rin nila na I need to be patient daw for like 2 weeks daw kasi dun lang daw magkakaroon ng opening from the position for Job X, basically konting tiis nalang raw ako then magproceed na sila with the hiring process. The whole meeting/catchup was very wholesome and parang naassure narin kasi ako na I will get this job, I was very happy after the interview thinking I will get this job for the advancement of life in general.
Few weeks later, basically 18 days up to this day, wala parin akong nakuhang email from them, sa sobrang anxious ko, I sent an email to the recruitment person who referred me asking for an update about the application. Then wala paring reply....
Should I be worried that I possibly got ghosted or should I still be patient since these situations is clearly normal for hires?
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2024.05.28 17:47 ButtholeBungieJump Seeking Help with Gas Money

Hey all, Iā€™ve had to use this sub before, but have also come back to give as well when in a better position. Ive had some emergencies come up lately, and its left me very short on cash to budget for the week. Im in an apprenticeship for the IBEW, and I need to be able to get to work tomorrow and classes tonight. Im sitting on a quarter tank atm, but I have about 150 mile round trip with school and work tomorrow. I get paid on Thursday and will hopefully be back on track. If anyone could spare 25$ for fuel to last me until Thursday morning - Im hoping that will be enough to get me where Im going lol. I have cashapp, Zelle, and Applepay. Thank you as always!
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2024.05.28 17:03 Ipvp4fun Need advice

Hello everyone.
Okay let me just jump into it. Every-time you ask for tips on how to study or blah blah blah about python, all people suggest is don't spend all day " studying ", instead actually try to create something.
And for us new guys it seems like the worst advise because we know nothing, but when u put it to thought Yes. That is the way to actually get the experience in this field.
So here are two things that I want to create~
A website or an app, where you can select different leagues (Football) and then it will show you the teams in that league. You can go through and pick a team, for e.g. Man-City. It will show you all the players the current manager etc. Then you can click on the player, and it shows it's Face obviously and, on the side, it brings the players stats... (such as- goals this season, total goals trophies transfer news etc.)
And a similar website (not an app for this) that shows you how the news impacted the charts (on forex) such as Trump had a stand and USD dropped in value. So, it will show how it affected each chart, and the " candlesticks " that appeared on the news.
Anyways, no point diving TOO deep into details about these.
But as I said I'm a new guy, yeah, I've finished a few courses created super simple stuff, but I have 0 idea how to create these ideas that I brought forth.
What would you say I do now? How to proceed in creating these, because all people say is create create create.
I'm super desperate for money right now, I have the whole summer ahead of me, and I've been studying for the past 2 weeks and know the simple stuff about python, even starter OOP, have a tiny idea about classes and some other guys alongside that lane (don't remember names atm). As you know, nothing will stop a desperate person. So, Like I really need a roadmap, something I can do; to start creating so I can gather enough "experience" or something so I can have enough knowledge to apply for a job.
Kindly advise,
Thank you!
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2024.05.28 16:29 Rudeass_titties WV DUI living in PA. A little confused here.

Some background. I lived in PA until 2012 when I moved to WV. After living in WV with a PA DL for a year I got a WV DL. In 2017 I got a DUI and my WV license was suspended. I no longer have a vehicle and have not driven since. In 2020 I moved back to PA. My wife and I have found public transport to be reliable but were increasingly in need of an actual car to run errands so I set about trying to find out what I needed to restore my dl.
I contacted WV DMV, got the total for my fines including reinstatement fee. All of my fine in WV are paid off. I was told by them that I would need to take dui classes in PA and have an ignition interlock even though I do not own a car atm and it would be a PA license.
This past Friday I call Penndot after a year of trying to make sure I get all of my ducks in a row. The person I spoke with at Penndot put me in for a shock. I have no restrictions on my license in PA. All they could do was that my PA license is expired and I would need to renew. I asked how certain she was and she sounded very sure and I could do the renewal online at Pa.dmv.gov
To my surprise it seems to have gone through and now I have a temporary license until the physical one shows up in the mail.
Iā€™m still bracing myself to be let down somehow and find that I was misinformed but so far it seems to be otw. Iā€™m confused as to how all of this was possible but the way she explained it and I understood is that because my Pa license was expired and my dui was out of state and my suspension in WV is over I donā€™t need to jump through WVā€™s hoops. Is there something Iā€™m missing here?
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2024.05.28 16:01 AlienMissy483 Found out I have cancer

Yesterday I found I have colon cancer. I still have to another exam or something and a CT and possibly an MRI to see if it has spread to other parts of my body. The doctor said that if it hasn't spread then they'll remove my colon and I should be perfectly healthy afterwards (well, healthy cancer-wise, I'd still be chronically ill). And ofc it's great if they just need to do one surgery and then I'm healthy, but I just feel... weird. I have chronic pain in my entire body, so I've never noticed any possible new symptoms, because it just feels like how it always feels. I know I have cancer, but since I don't feel any different it's like my mind is refusing to believe that I actually have cancer. But at the same time it also feels like I knew it all along. I was in the hospital a couple of weeks ago because my hemoglobin something was so low that I needed a blood transfusion (which we just caught on a bloodtest because I randomly decided to ask my GP for an allergy test, since I haven't done one in years. If not for that test it could've been another 6 months before we found out any of this bc I do bloodtests once a year, just to check that everything is okay). After the bloodtransfusion the doctor had referred me to both gastro and the blood and cancer illness department (or something like that), and she immediately told me that I shouldn't be worried just because the department has the word cancer in its name, because it's very likely that I just have some sort of infection. But of course, my anxiety immediately spiraled and started assuming the worst, So when I was told it's cancer it felt kinda like I already knew that it was gonna be that. I did cry a bit yesterday, after getting the news, but not much tbh. I cried a lot more when my at the time 86 year old grandma got 2 different types of cancers (including colon cancer) back in 2016. It kinda feels like my mind has just gone numb to protect me from feeling the feels? I'm not sure if that makes sense.. feels kinda like how the mind will protect you against feeling pain after a car accident by giving you lots of adrenaline, except it's "just" with feelings. I hope that makes sense x)
I'm not really sure exactly what I'm looking for, if I'm looking for any advice or not. Atm I don't really have any questions or anything. I think I just needed to say it to someone who might understand how I feel atm, since I don't know anyone who has cancer. The one person I'd LOVE to talk with right now, who had cancer several times in her life (my grandma), died in 2020. No one else in my close/immediate family has ever had cancer, nor has any of my friends, so I guess that maybe I just needed to vent somewhere Where someone might understand exactly what I'm feeling/going through right now.
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2024.05.28 15:48 Angelic_Britt04 how can i fix this bumper??

how can i fix this bumper??
hi yall, this is my first time posting here (i hope in in the right group) iā€™ve got a 2010 hyundai sonata here that my mom drove into an atm..i know. the bumper cover (?) is now looking like this after, i donā€™t know much about cars but i know the repair for this at a shop can get pricey, and i want to try and fix it myself, which from what ive seen shouldnā€™t be too difficult of a process. but can anyone give some advice on what i would need to do based on the pics i attached of this mess? ps i know some pieces have been broken off, but i do still have them in case i can somehow reattach them.
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2024.05.28 14:04 Rich_Flatworm6362 19f and I really want a child

Hi reddit! Im looking for advice over here because I feel unsure how to move on witg my life rn. Im not suicidal, but I feel like my life is pointless atm (schools unfulfilling, relationships unfulfilling, etc.) and I want some advice that may help me snap out of this baby fever haze. I can say that ever since I was pretty young Ive wanted to be a mother, Im talking ever since I could choose a profession in elementary I said I wanted to be a mother. The temptation to become a teen mom in highschool was really bad, but I was jumping bf to bf and had no real job. My child development class only made my then baby fever worse, because understanding more about them made me want them more, even the robot baby couldnt stop me as I was obsessed with her (absolutely 0 issues taking care of her, it was a joy). Now Im 19 and I still feel that hole in my heart to want a child, it is terrible! I constantly find myself smiling at little kids (cheesy ik) and wanting to care for a little creature that came from me. I always feel like its basically a missing part of me and I feel really stuck. Heres my dilemma: I really REALLY want children. Ive cared for children before and I can say that I absolutely enjoy every part of it, from the vomitting and pooping to watching them reach new milestones, every part of having a child to me sounds absolutely beautiful and it feels like I will have an actual purpose in life. I am currently studying in college and working, so I wouldnt say my schedule is too forgiving, but if there is one thing I cant handle it is coming home to my baby after a long day. Maybe its my mental issues talking here, but I feel the need to care for a child of my own and takibg care of pets (of which I have many) doesnt feel as fufilling. Ig my question to parents here is what made you decide to have children whenever you had them? alternatively im curious if anyone has any opinions on my stance atm (whether or not id be ready) because Im always told im too young but I see no other purpose in my life. Ill answer questions and respond to comments as they come!
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2024.05.28 13:52 banana0503 OMFG I NEED UR HELP GUYS PLEASE DO RESPOND

OMFG I NEED UR HELP GUYS PLEASE DO RESPOND
Hi guys, i need ur urgent help, so I was ought to register and pay for my 200 dollars fee on pearson vue, using my Debit card, upon trying it, it says 'please try another payment option' but instead, I re entered my details thinking it will still work, on the 2nd time I submitted my info, it still says to please try another payment option. Buttttt, the 200$ was debited from my card šŸ˜­ and i haven't received any email receipt regarding my choice. Andddd I still haven't been registered for an exam. HELP PLS, where to contact them? Or will the money be back on my atm account? šŸ˜­šŸ˜­šŸ˜­
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2024.05.28 13:30 Yeetedoffahorse Need some advice

Need some advice
I was given an Aphonopelma chalcodes yesterday, and was told he's a mature male and probably wouldn't live much longer. I posted on here once I'd got him home, looking for some advice re mature males, and roughly how long they live once they've hooked out. Thing is, I don't see any tibial hooks or emboli (not sure if that's the right word?) on the pedipalps, however he is very thin, abdomen is really small, and seems quite lethargic. I offered him a locust, but he just threat posed, I'm gonna assume it's probably too soon to offer him food anyway, seeing as I only got him yesterday, but he's so thin, I felt I needed to try. He has a water dish, and there's a little dirt in it today, so he's definitely been near it, though I don't know if he's actually drank any. Just need some advice on what to do for this guy, I want the best for him, even if he won't be with me very long.
I should add, the enclosure he's in is only temporary, as I wasn't expecting another T lol I've ordered a bigger, glass enclosure for him, which should be here by the weekend. The acrylic one is just a spare I had sitting empty, so popped him in there just for the time being. I've also got sand ordered as well, as someone mentioned to me that they're natural habitat is desert, so sand would be better? I was thinking I would maybe mix it with the soil substrate I usually use?
Any advice to help this dude would be much appreciated šŸ•·ļøā¤ļø
Not the best pic of him, I know, but the only one I have atm
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2024.05.28 13:22 banana0503 OMFG I NEED URGENT HELP REGARDING PEARSONVUEEE!!

Hi guys, i need ur urgent help, so I was ought to register and pay for my 200 dollars fee on pearson vue, using my Debit card, upon trying it, it says 'please try another payment option' but instead, I re entered my details thinking it will still work, on the 2nd time I submitted my info, it still says to please try another payment option. Buttttt, the 200$ was debited from my card šŸ˜­ and i haven't received any email receipt regarding my choice. Andddd I still haven't been registered for an exam. HELP PLS, where to contact them? Or will the money be back on my atm account? šŸ˜­šŸ˜­šŸ˜­
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2024.05.28 13:21 banana0503 OMFG I NEED HELP ASAP REGARDING PEARSONVUE!!!

Hi guys, i need ur urgent help, so I was ought to register and pay for my 200 dollars fee on pearson vue, using my Debit card, upon trying it, it says 'please try another payment option' but instead, I re entered my details thinking it will still work, on the 2nd time I submitted my info, it still says to please try another payment option. Buttttt, the 200$ was debited from my card šŸ˜­ and i haven't received any email receipt regarding my choice. Andddd I still haven't been registered for an exam. HELP PLS, where to contact them? Or will the money be back on my atm account? šŸ˜­šŸ˜­šŸ˜­
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2024.05.28 12:00 throwRA-eifn Something went on between my (F32) husband (M32) and my sister (F26). What do I do?

My heads a mess atm so please excuse me if Im all over the place.
Yesterday morning my husband quickly got a bag ready without me seeing, came to me and told me my sister sucked his dick, and that he thought it would be best if he left for awhile and gave me space.
That was it.
Ive pretty much been left in the dark since. He seemed very stressed and upset. I just stood there a little dumbfounded.
My sister has been going through a very hard time the last few weeks and has spent a lot of time at ours, initially with her partner but around a week ago they started having issues so she just came and unloaded their problems. She came over Sunday night and ended up staying over. But I didnt notice them slipping away together at any time.
So far the only communication Ive had with my husband has been about our child. Ive asked him over and over whats going on and all he tells me is he is still trying to figure it out. What is there to figure out?
I cant believe that just like that everything I know is in tatters. Everything weve built together, everything we have, hes choosen to throw it all away. And to just tell me like that and leave, Iā€™m totally heartbroken. I never in a million years saw this coming. I also thought me and my sister had a stronger relationship aswell, the betrayal from her has me feeling so lost right now.
Ive seen many a horror story on here with infidelity and stupidly now Iā€™m in this situation I have absolutely no idea where I go from here? I know everyone will tell me to leave him, but its more complicated when theres kids/houses/a business involved. And I dont even know whats went on, no one will talk to me. The mental pictures are driving me insane.
Im not ready to talk to friends or family yet so Iā€™m asking reddit, wtf do I do? Restarting life at 32 sounds like a nightmare.
****Edit: Many people suggesting I move money/ restrict accounts. In a pathetic move I text him again to ask whats going on and to please talk to me before I contact lawyers and secure my accounts, thinking this would get a reaction.
He replied simply saying do what I need to do and that he can come back tonight to explain what happened.
Depending on how this goes I may or may not make an update post.
I just dont get why Im getting the runaround.
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2024.05.28 11:42 yourharambae for people who didnā€™t (or wonā€™t) marry in their 20ā€™s.

i am in my late 20s, lead quite an independent life. my parents however donā€™t seem too fond of the idea. they donā€™t press me generally but when they get external pressure, i am the one to suffer. Personally, i feel like i am still not mentally where i need to be in order to be married. i am a far different person from who i was 2 years ago? my rationality evolves everyday and i learn a new thing about myself every other week. scientifically speaking as well, the frontal lobe of the human brain doesnā€™t completely evolve till the age of 25 - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3621648/ & i am only two years out of that. so the question i am posing is if you decided to not marry in your 20s, how are things now? fish in the sea any good? are you happy of your decision or not? i am more than happy focusing on family, myself & my career atm but is it worth losing this time that i have as my mom always says? And since I am a woman. comments from women would be very very insightful.
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2024.05.28 11:31 VariousCampaign5721 Adding a battery to a lowly 2kW setup (upgrade panels also?)

Hi all, looking for some advice and have a load of general questions.
Considering I already have a 2kW solar setup the bills are not THAT bad - elec is like Ā£60-120pm depending on time of year so a long payback period but hoping for a cheap deal due to having an existing system (cheaper install?) and doing my bit for the environment.
Roof and panels: https://imgur.com/h5h6ph9
Inverter: https://imgur.com/LAC8zlY
My consumption (Jan 2024) https://imgur.com/ziv4Apx
Questions:
  1. Is it a good idea to get new panels to make the entire lot VAT free and simply double the system capability too?
  2. How big should I go battery wise? Do you size for winter days or general days?
  3. Will my inverter size dictate both how much I can take from the panels and also how much the battery can give back to the house? Bigger the better like 5kW?
  4. Is it likely the labour costs for my install will be much lower given things like the panels are going to be swap-in swap-out and there is already solar?
  5. Do batteries go near the solar system or near the fuse board? I ask because all of the solar equipment is in the roof area anad the fuse board on the ground floor (4 floors)
  6. It seems Sunsynk, Givenergy and Fogstar seem to be the ones everyone talks about. With Fogstar being hard to source installers atm. Any others?
  7. Is replacing panels the same physical size literally a straight swap or are there other things to consider?
  8. Anyone recommend good, decent, London installers?
Thanks for all the help!
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2024.05.28 11:06 TransportationShot56 Meso Cap & Future of MSEA

DISCLAIMER: I am no insider, just an old mapler that enjoys the game. Take the following with a grain of salt if you will. . . Ok, I believe it's common knowledge that Msea is implementing Meso Cap starting Dreamer patch, without meso cubes. which i dont think is a bad idea considering that the system is a huge meso sink, and we still need to make P2W feel like P2W (people willing to spend for cubes will progress faster). Also if they implement meso cube, RMT will become even more of a problem. . . Over the week, a fair amount of attention is gathered from both P2w and F2p players, for many reasons, including the flourishing RMT scene. TLDR: Casual F2P unaffected, Hardcore F2P affected slightly but compensated by new content. RMT P2W affected, Non-RMT P2W not so much. My take on the matter, and how it will affect the direction of the game . . Here are some main takeaways regarding meso cap: 1. This update affects an incredibly small part of the f2p population(those who spend all day playing the game) and let's be real here, people who refuse to spend a single dime does not impact the future of the game that much. Also, amidst the changes, I'd argue that the high mountain content is a great compensation for this progression loss. Sure you will have less Meso, but you can spend meso for Maple Points, and get loads of guaranteed gains from the EXP and Sol Erda Frags. in early stages of the change, it might be too expensive meso-wise to convert, but as meso value goes up, it will be more viable as we will only need more fragments as we unlock more of our HEXA matrix. . . 2. I'd like to argue(as someone who played maple for more than 1.5 decade), this game's f2p event rewards have gotten so much better! Which I appreciate. So if you're a casual f2p Player, this change has nothing to do with y'all, enjoy the ride. . . 3. Many so called p2w players are not exactly p2w. They mainly fund their characters through Real Money Transactions, which are 3rd party, and is against the Terms of Service if you didn't know... Well sadly a large population of the maplers do this, which I understand, because they're basically spending to save time. Spending more = less grinding which is fair, if you do it "LEGALLY"..... These people are the main voice against the meso cap update for obvious reasons. They are nervous that the change will make it more expensive to progress the game through rmt, simple. Edited: it is also worth mentioning that rmt will take out some of the RNG of the game. Which appeals to many people. . . 4. RMT players are also the reason why most(not all) botters exist. Main botting scene consists of suppliers for in game resources, you guessed it, mesos to provide to players via rmt. . . 5. There are also some RMT suppliers contribute to the longevity of the game. which honestly speaking, they are the backbones of MapleSEA. Let's just say that at this point of time, they are the ones keeping MapleSEA alive (in my humble opinion). These people, would spend so much in the game, not to fund their own characters (well sometimes they do), but to make end game items and supply them to RMT players. Although RMT is still against the ToS, Asiasoft cannot afford to lose these cash cows atm. Which is why they have decided to not take action against these people. As well as their customers (RMT players) . . 6. And then we have some Whales playing the game, which they would P2W according to the ToS of MapleSEA, contributing lots of income to MapleSEA but usually not as much as the RMT merchants. Though nowadays many has succumbed to botting as well due to peer pressure, and the convenience of it being available widely. . . Personally, I'm not against the idea of spending foin games. Video games are products, most games nowadays you need to Pay to play anyways, either one time purchase or subscription/microtransaction basis, all are well received by the general public. It's only fair that we pay for our hobby. . . Businesses are mainly created to earn a profit, its not charity, nor is it rocket science. MMORPGs like MapleStory requires long term upkeeping and constant updates to keep it fresh and working for us players. Hence, profits are the main incentive for them to keep working on the game. By spending on RMT instead of supporting the game directly, their income will be siphoned, which has made MSEA so dependent on RMT suppliers, and have no choice but to surrender to them. . . With this change hitting soon, 1. we will inevitably lose some players, namely the RMT players, but not all. On an economics POV, as soon as the market stabilizes, RMT will still be a thing for the game in the long run, maybe not as effective and profitable. . . 2. Casual F2Ps will still be F2Ps, nothing changed here. . . 3. Hardcore F2Ps and non supplier botters will quit because they're losing their main way of progressing the game, with the latter being less noble than the former. But my argument with high mountain still stands. . . 4. Meso value will increase, Auction House prices will stabilize over time, making f2p even more viable than before. . . 5. P2W whales will keep on spending regardless. . . All in all, the change in my opinion is MSEA's attempt to reduce rmt, which would help to bring in more direct profits to the company, ultimately making them able to sustain themselves without relying on RMT suppliers. In addition to that, there will hopefully be a decrease in botters, therefore stabilizing the in game marketplace. . . In all honesty, the game will still be enjoyable if you like the game part of MSEA and not the Comparison(PVP) part of it. . . Side note: I still think that reboot is a good idea to convert many of the F2P interest groups into potential customers. And funnel in more light spenders into the game. Since I still believe we should pay for our hobby, Playing an MMORPG without contribution will not make the game last. If its anything like GMS, they consider reboot a subscription based game due to the fact that pets require monthly renewal, and it is the ultimate QoL for reboot servers. Even in most gacha games like genshin, star rail, subscriptions are a good source of income(assuming its not overpriced). It is stable, and most people would not mind to spend a little bit. Big spenders will still stay away from reboot due to the grindy nature, but f2ps might eventually spend for the QoL in reboot. . . Hope you find something useful from this long essay, and be informed of the impact of the coming changes. Stop mindlessly following trends and complain when it does not affect you. And stop complaining if you are not abiding the rules to begin with. I am of course human, and this is my OWN OPINION on the case, so anyone can disagree with my POV, its fine. Not here for a heated drama, but a calm discussion about the future of my favourite game. . . What are your thoughts on this? Share it with us if you don't mind will ya~
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2024.05.28 10:41 Sweet-Count2557 Things to do in Marrakech Morocco in 2023 - Explore the Vibrant City

Things to do in Marrakech Morocco in 2023 - Explore the Vibrant City
Things to do in Marrakech Morocco in 2023 - Explore the Vibrant City
Exploring Marrakech Morocco is like opening a treasure chest of wonders. From stunning Islamic architecture to vibrant bazaars, this bustling city offers an array of activities that will delight any traveler looking for adventure and freedom from the everyday. Whether youā€™re seeking out local street food or exploring the famous souks, there are plenty of things to do in Marrakech Morocco.
The Medina quarter is where most visitors start their journey into Marrakech's past. You can wander down its narrow winding streets lined with traditional buildings and take in sights such as the Koutoubia Mosque, which dates back to the 12th century. The medina also contains many interesting shops selling everything from leather goods to spices and crafts - perfect for souvenirs!
When it comes time to indulge your taste buds, don't miss out on some traditional Moroccan cuisine at one of the eateries scattered throughout the city. Sample dishes such as couscous, tagine, and pastilla - all staples of Moroccan cooking - while sipping on mint tea or freshly squeezed fruit juice. For those feeling more adventurous, there are plenty of opportunities to try something new too! No matter what activity you choose, Marrakech promises a truly unique experience that won't be forgotten anytime soon!
Visit The Stunning Koutoubia Mosque
Marrakech, Morocco is a city full of vibrant culture and stunning architecture. One of the most impressive sights in Marrakech is the Koutoubia Mosque, located just south of the Jardin Majorelle. This beautiful mosque was built in the 12th century by Almohad Caliphate ruler Yaqub al-Mansur and stands as an iconic symbol of Marrakech today.
The Koutoubia Mosque boasts intricate Islamic designs with unique patterns that adorn its walls, towers, and minarets. Its design has been adopted for many other structures throughout Morocco, including several nearby cities such as Rabat and Casablanca. Visitors to the mosque can spend time admiring its beauty while learning about its history during their stay in Marrakech.
After visiting the Koutoubia Mosque, visitors can explore more of this amazing city's attractions like Yves Saint Laurent's former home, or take a drive out to view the breathtaking Atlas Mountains. El Fnaa Square also offers plenty of activities that will keep you entertained all day long! Whether itā€™s shopping at one of Marrakechā€™s famed souks or tasting delicious Moroccan cuisine from local street vendors, there are endless possibilities for adventure here. With so much to do and see in Marrakech, make sure not to miss out on seeing this incredible place firsthand!
Take A Journey Through The Central Souks
Coincidentally, the perfect way to experience Marrakech is by taking a journey through its central souks. As you wander around, breathing in the scent of spices and getting lost in the maze-like streets that make up this vibrant cityscape, all your senses will be overwhelmed. Youā€™ll find yourself surrounded by colorful stalls selling everything from leather goods to jewelry and toys. The hustle and bustle of street vendors hawking their wares may take some getting used to for those unaccustomed to it - but donā€™t be intimidated!
If you're looking for things to do in Marrakech during your stay, consider taking a day trip out into the Sahara Desert. Here, you'll witness stunning sunsets over rolling sand dunes while riding camels or galloping on horseback. This unique adventure is sure to provide an unforgettable experience as you explore the vast desert landscape - an ideal opportunity to connect with nature away from the bustling city center.
When night falls, there's plenty more to see and do in Marrakech. Explore traditional Moroccan cuisine at one of its many restaurants or head down to Place Jemaa el Fnaa where local performers and musicians fill the square every evening with music and laughter - making it a must-see destination for anyone visiting Morocco. Whether it's going on an exciting excursion into the desert or simply exploring what this beautiful city has to offer, visitors are bound to find something fun and memorable when they visit Marrakech.
Discover Rahba Kedima Square
Discovering Rahba Kedima Square is a must-do when visiting Marrakech, Morocco. This open-air market square is the largest and most popular in the city and has been around since the 13th century. Here are some of the things you can do while exploring this historical site:
Shop: You'll find an abundance of stalls selling traditional Moroccan goods like jewelry, carpets, leather bags, and clothing as well as souvenirs from all over North Africa.
Eat: Enjoy delicious food that reflects Morocco's diverse culinary traditions - tagines, couscous dishes, pastries, and street snacks made with locally sourced ingredients.
Listen to Music: Listen to local Berber or Gnawa musicians playing traditional instruments such as drums and lutes in small cafes nearby. They often perform for tips so donā€™t forget to support them!
Explore Local Culture: Take in the vibrant atmosphere of the bustling crowds and experience what daily life looks like here by taking part in conversations with locals who have gathered at Rahba Kedima Square for centuries.
Rahba Kedima Square is a unique place full of culture and history which offers visitors a glimpse into Moroccan tradition and lifestyle they won't soon forget. Whether you're looking to shop for unique items, sample authentic cuisine, or simply take in your surroundings, there is something here for everyone to discover!
Explore The Mellah
Exploring the Mellah can be a great way to experience Marrakech, Morocco. This area of town is full of life and activity; there are countless places to explore for those looking for something unique. The narrow streets are lined with shops selling everything from spices to handicrafts, making it an ideal place to pick up souvenirs or gifts. There are also plenty of restaurants and cafes offering delicious local dishes that will tantalize your taste buds and make you come back again and again!
The atmosphere in the Mellah is truly special - locals mingle with tourists, creating a vibrant energy that can't be found anywhere else in Marrakech. Wander around the winding alleys, take some time out at one of the many rooftop cafƩs for stunning views over the city skyline, or simply soak up the culture and people-watch as they go about their daily lives.
No visit to Marrakech would be complete without exploring this fascinating part of town. From its bustling marketplaces and beautiful mosques to its hidden gems waiting to be discovered ā€“ thereā€™s something here for everyone looking for things to do in Morocco! Whether you're visiting on business or pleasure, a trip through the historic center of Marrakech provides visitors with a captivating glimpse into Moroccan history, culture, and traditions.
Admire Bahia Palace
A visit to Marrakech, Morocco is incomplete without a trip to the stunning Bahia Palace. Located in the heart of the city, this exquisite palace was built during the late nineteenth century and has served as an inspiration for many tourists since its completion. The beauty of the architecture and interiors are unparalleled when it comes to tourism activities in Marrakech.
The grandeur of the palace will leave you mesmerized with its opulent courtyards, intricate mosaics, ornate wooden doors, and colorful stucco walls. During your tour of the palace, be sure to take some time out to admire the breathtaking views from one of its balconies or terraces; these offer panoramic vistas that make them worth pausing for a while. You can also explore various sections like harems and gardens which provide insight into the rich history behind this architectural marvel.
Visiting Bahia Palace gives travelers a chance to learn more about Moroccan culture and heritage; making it a great activity if youā€™re looking for something different than regular tourist attractions such as markets or souks. Not only does it help you understand why Marrakech is known as ā€œthe jewel of Moroccoā€ but also makes you appreciate all that this beautiful country has to offer. So don't forget to add visiting Bahia Palace on your itinerary!
Marvel At The Saadian Tombs
Nestled in Marrakech, Morocco lies the Saadian Tombs. This historic monument dates back to 1557 and is a must-see for anyone interested in sightseeing or touring this beautiful city. From its mausoleums to its colorful frescoes, you'll be amazed by what's on display here:
A Garden of Tiled Mosaics: The garden surrounding the tombs features intricate tile mosaics that lead up to the entrance of the tomb complex.
Stunning Interiors: Inside the tombs themselves, visitors will find breathtaking interiors adorned with stucco carvings as well as painted wooden coffins believed to contain members of the family who built it all those centuries ago.
An Architectural Masterpiece: Visitors can also marvel at the architectural brilliance behind this masterpiece ā€“ from its intricate domed ceilings and detailed stone walls to its vibrant stained glass windows that let light pour into the chambers below.
Historical Significance: The Saadian Tombs are more than just an impressive tourist attraction; they're steeped in historical significance, representing both important figures from Moroccan history and centuries of artistic achievement throughout North Africa and beyond.
The experience of visiting these tombs is sure to leave any visitor feeling inspired and moved by their beauty and complexity. Itā€™s no wonder why so many come here each year - even if only for a few moments - to appreciate one of Marrakech's most iconic landmarks!
Get To Know Gueliz: Modern Marrakech
Stepping away from the centuries-old Saadian Tombs, it's time to get acquainted with Gueliz: modern Marrakech. This ever-expanding part of the city is a stark contrast to the ancient Medina but just as vibrant and alive. From hip cafes and trendy restaurants to luxurious shopping centers and art galleries, this area has something for everyone who visits.
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Gueliz offers an array of activities that are sure to make any stay in Morocco memorable. Whether you're looking for a place to grab a coffee or a spot to take some amazing photos, you'll find yourself surrounded by locals enjoying their weekends out on the town. You can enjoy a leisurely stroll down Avenue Mohammed V - lined with upscale boutiques, high-end restaurants, chic bars, and lively nightclubs - before heading towards Place du 16 Novembre where you can soak up the hustle and bustle of everyday life without venturing too far off course into the old medina.
For those seeking more immersive cultural experiences, Gueliz also features multiple museums celebrating traditional arts and crafts such as carpets, pottery, and jewelry making. In addition, there are plenty of opportunities to explore the local music scene with live performances at various venues throughout the neighborhood. Whatever your inclination may be, you will surely find something fascinating about this unique corner of Morocco that is both contemporary and still very much rooted in its past.
Tour Yves Saint Laurentā€™S House
Marrakech, Morocco is a must-visit destination for those looking to explore the culture, history and beauty of this vibrant city. One of the top things to do in Marrakech is tour Yves Saint Laurentā€™s house, located in the heart of the city.
The former home of designer Yves Saint Laurent offers visitors a glimpse into his life and work during his time living in Morocco. The grand entrance opens up onto a courtyard filled with lush plants and trailing vines that lead to an open terrace surrounded by Moorish arches. Inside, guests can take guided tours through different rooms displaying some of Saint Laurent's iconic designs, as well as photographs from his personal collection.
Visiting Yves Saint Laurent's house gives insight into how he was inspired by Moroccan art and architecture while creating timeless pieces:
He used traditional motifs like cedar wood carvings & mosaic tiles on furniture & walls throughout the home
His appreciation for local craftsmen led him to purchase locally made items such as ceramics & textiles
He also commissioned several works directly from artists in Marrakech which now adorn the interiors of his home
An exploration inside this historic property will give you a better understanding of why so many people have fallen in love with both Yves Saint Laurent's work and Morocco itselfā€”making it a truly magical experience!
Hunt For Treasures At Flea Markets
Ready to discover a different kind of treasure in Marrakech? The city's colorful flea markets are the perfect place for an adventure. From the souks near Jemaa el-Fna, where you can find everything from spices and leather goods to handmade jewelry, to Gueliz, where vintage clothing and antiques abound, there is something special waiting around every corner.
No matter which market you visit, be sure to take your time when shopping. Bargaining is expected and encouraged as part of the experience. Make sure you don't pay too much by haggling over prices - it may take some patience but it'll be worth it! And if bargaining isn't your thing, just step back and enjoy soaking up the sights and sounds of these vibrant Moroccan bazaars. Who knows what hidden gems await discovery?
Take home a memento or two that reminds you of this magical country; whether it's pottery vases or intricate silverware, each item carries with it a piece of Moroccoā€™s culture and history. Be prepared to get lost in the hustle and bustle of these incredible markets ā€“ they make for an unforgettable experience no traveler should miss out on when visiting Marrakech!
Experience Jemaa El Fna After Dark
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to experience the full vibrancy of Moroccan nightlife? Marrakech, Morocco has an abundance of things to do after dark. One particular activity that is absolutely unforgettable is experiencing Jemaa el Fna after dark.
Jemaa El Fna offers locals and tourists alike a unique cultural experience that canā€™t be found anywhere else in the world. During the day, it's bustling with vendors selling food, trinkets, and souvenirs; however, by sunset, it transforms into a vibrant open-air theater filled with dancers, musicians, snake charmers, and more! It truly feels like stepping back in time as you explore this 12th-century square surrounded by ancient buildings and monuments.
The best part about this attraction is that there are no admission fees or tickets needed - all you have to do is show up and enjoy the show. With its lively atmosphere and a plethora of activities going on at once, Jemaa el Fna After Dark will give any traveler an unforgettable experience they won't soon forget. Whether you're looking for entertainment or just want to soak in the culture of Marrakech, Morocco ā€“ make sure not to miss out on one of its most iconic attractions!
Indulge In Rooftop Restaurants
Marrakech, Morocco has some of the most amazing rooftop restaurants in the world. From panoramic views to exquisite cuisine, you can indulge your senses and enjoy a unique dining experience at these high-end establishments. Whether it's for a romantic dinner or an unforgettable evening with friends, Marrakech's rooftop eateries are sure to deliver.
One of the best things about these restaurants is that they offer breathtaking views of the cityscape from up above. You'll get stunning vistas of towering minarets and vibrant souks as dusk falls over Marrakech. To top it off, many restaurants feature live music and entertainment too! An evening spent atop one of these rooftops will definitely be something you won't forget anytime soon.
When visiting Marrakech, make sure to take advantage of its plethora of rooftop restaurants. It doesn't matter if you're looking for fine dining or just want to grab a bite; there's something here for everyone. With an inviting ambiance and authentic Moroccan dishes, you'll be able to find exactly what you need to satisfy your appetite - all while taking in incredible views of this magical city!
Stay In A Traditional Riad
A stay in a traditional Riad is an experience that should not be missed while visiting Marrakech, Morocco. A Riad is a perfect getaway to escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Here you can relax in peaceful tranquility, surrounded by history and culture. The rooms are typically decorated with Moroccan-style furnishings, vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and unique artwork. You will feel right at home as soon as you step inside one of these amazing homes!
The hospitality level at a traditional Riad is second to none; they take pride in providing their guests with exceptional service and amenities. From freshly cooked meals prepared daily to luxurious spa treatments, there's something for everyone here. And if you're looking for some adventure during your stay, many Riads offer activities such as camel rides through the desert or guided tours through historic sites around Marrakech.
The memories created during a stay at a traditional Riad will last a lifetime - it's truly an unforgettable experience that no traveler should miss out on when visiting Morocco! Whether you're seeking relaxation or excitement, this is one of the best things to do in Marrakech and it won't disappoint. So book yourself into a traditional riad today and start creating your own magical moments!
You can book a riad in Marrakech Morocco in Airbnb
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is The Best Time Of Year To Visit Marrakech?
When it comes to choosing the perfect time of year to visit Marrakech, Morocco, there's no wrong answer. Whether you're looking for a warm winter escape or a summer adventure, this vibrant city has something to offer all year round.
The best time to experience Marrakech is in spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November). During these seasons temperatures are milder making it ideal for exploring the souks and markets. Plus, as an added bonus, flights tend to be cheaper at this time of year compared with a peak season during the summer months.
Visiting Marrakech in summer can also be enjoyable if you don't mind the heat. This is when the city really starts to come alive with events such as music festivals and art exhibitions taking place across many of its public spaces. However, itā€™s important to note that due to high demand prices will usually be more expensive than at other times of the year so make sure you plan ahead!
Whether you decide on winter or summer - or any season in between - your trip to Marrakech promises unforgettable memories and experiences that will stay with you forever. So why wait? Start planning your dream holiday today!
What Public Transportation Options Are Available In Marrakech?
Getting around Marrakech, Morocco can be a challenge. But with the right public transportation options, you'll soon find yourself exploring this vibrant city!
Here are four great ways to get around Marrakech:
Taxis - Taxis in Marrakech are plentiful and reasonably priced, making them a convenient way to get around town. Just make sure you negotiate the fare before getting into the vehicle.
Indriver (Uber Like app) - Since Uber is forbidden in Morocco, you can use Indriver, download the app for iPhone or Android phones, and enjoy your rides.
CalĆØches - Also known as horse-drawn carriages, calĆØches provide an enjoyable sightseeing experience through some of Marrakech's most interesting neighborhoods, including Djemaa El Fna square and the Palmeraie Gardens.
Navigating Marrakech doesn't have to be stressful or time-consuming; there are plenty of transport options that allow you to explore without having to worry about being late or lost! Whether itā€™s by taxi, petit taxi, bus service or caleche ā€“ each provides its own unique advantages and experiences so you can discover everything that makes this ancient city special. Enjoy your journey through one of North Africaā€™s oldest citiesā€”with these transport options at hand, nothing stands between you and adventure!
Are There Any Special Safety Precautions To Take When Visiting Marrakech?
When traveling to the exotic city of Marrakech, Morocco, safety should be a top priority. There are certain precautions you can take to ensure your visit is both safe and enjoyable. Are there any special safety precautions one should consider when visiting Marrakech?
The answer is yes! To stay as safe as possible while in Marrakech, it's important to remain aware of your surroundings at all times. Be mindful of pickpockets, particularly around crowded markets and tourist attractions - keep wallets, purses, and other valuables close to your body. Additionally, avoid carrying large amounts of cash on you; instead use an ATM card or credit card whenever possible. This way if anything is stolen, at least you wonā€™t lose a huge sum of money that would be difficult to replace.
Furthermore, visitors should be conscious about what they wear when walking around the city during the day ā€“ dress modestly so as not to attract unwanted attention from locals. During the nighttime hours, it's best to stick with well-lit streets and refrain from venturing into dark alleys or areas where there aren't too many people around for security reasons. Taking these extra steps towards self-protection will give you peace of mind knowing that you're doing everything you can to enjoy a safe stay in this vibrant place.
It's also recommended that travelers purchase travel health insurance before their trip in case any medical emergencies arise while away from home. In addition to taking preventative measures such as wearing sunscreen and drinking plenty of water throughout the day (especially during summer months), having some form of protection against potential illness could prove invaluable if needed. So don't forget: plan ahead and research thoroughly prior to departing for Marrakech in order to make sure nothing ruins your holiday experience!
Are Credit Cards Widely Accepted In Marrakech?
Are credit cards widely accepted in Marrakech? This is an important question, especially for tourists wanting to explore the city and its many attractions. Paying with cash can be a bit of a hassle when out sightseeing, so it's helpful to know if you'll need to carry around lots of Moroccan dirhams or not.
The good news is that most places throughout Marrakech accept major international credit cards. Whether you're looking to buy souvenirs at Jemaa el-Fnaa market or enjoying dinner at one of the city's restaurants, your Visa or Mastercard will usually come in handy. That said, some small vendors may still prefer cash payments only. So always keep some on hand just in case!
When it comes to withdrawing money from ATMs, they are easy enough to find within the city center and main tourist areas. Just make sure thereā€™s no suspicious activity going on before using themā€”the same advice applies anywhere else! Additionally, check with your bank beforehand about any fees associated with foreign ATM withdrawals and currency exchange rates ā€“ this information can help you plan ahead financially for your trip.
Overall, traveling with credit cards in Marrakech should be relatively straightforward. With plenty of establishments accepting them and convenient access to funds through ATMs, you won't have too much trouble finding ways to pay for all the amazing experiences Morocco has to offer!
Are There Any Nearby Day Trips That Can Be Taken From Marrakech?
Are there any nearby day trips that can be taken from Marrakech? Absolutely! If you're looking to get away for a while and explore the beautiful Moroccan landscape, then Marrakech is definitely the place to go. With its stunning mountain ranges, ancient cities, rolling sand dunes, and vibrant culture, it's no wonder why so many people choose this city as their destination of choice.
You don't even have to travel far in order to find something exciting. The picturesque Ourika Valley is only an hour's drive away from downtown Marrakech. Here visitors can take part in activities such as rafting or horseback riding along its winding riverbanks - perfect for those who are seeking adventure! Alternatively, if you'd like to stay closer to home but still experience something unique, consider taking a camel ride through the desert on your way back into town; it'll surely provide you with some memorable moments.
No matter what kind of activity you decide upon during your trip to Marrakech, one thing is certain: You won't be disappointed. From outdoor adventures to cultural experiences, this city offers countless opportunities for exploration and relaxation alike. So make sure you donā€™t miss out ā€“ book yourself a day trip today and enjoy all that Morocco has to offer!
Conclusion
Visiting Marrakech is a great way to experience the culture and traditions of Morocco. There's so much to do in this vibrant city - whether you're looking for adventure, culture or relaxation, there's something here for everyone. To get the most out of your trip, it pays to research ahead of time and plan accordingly. The best time of year to visit is usually during spring or autumn when temperatures are milder and crowds tend to be fewer. Public transportation options are available throughout the city, but safety precautions should still be taken. Credit cards are widely accepted in businesses around Marrakech, making transactions easy and convenient. Finally, if you have extra time on your hands, consider taking one of the many day trips that can be found near Marrakech - such as exploring the Atlas Mountains or visiting nearby cities like Essaouira or Ouarzazate.
As they say: "The journey is just as important as the destination." With careful planning and an open mind, you can make sure your trip to Marrakech is a memorable one! Whether it's shopping at local markets, tasting new cuisine or simply soaking up the atmosphere, every visitor will find something special about this magical city that they'll never forget. So don't wait any longer ā€“ take advantage of all that Marrakech has to offer!
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2024.05.28 10:19 Educational-Bat-2567 Studying with adhd

Hey guys this is my second post on here, I wanted to ask if anyone with adhd had any studying tips or what they do, because whatever I am doing atm is not working šŸ˜­ And other than that I take literature and reading the texts have been pretty hard for me especially when it comes to focusing. Iā€™m not diagnosed at the moment as urm (costs money and I already have a lot going on so thatā€™s an issue for later), but Iā€™m pretty sure I have it and I need some advice on how to survive jc life!
Little background during Oā€™s im one of those last minute study students and it worked out for me, but it certainly isnā€™t going to help for A levels! So let me know what I can do to improve productivity
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2024.05.28 07:33 zhuzhu09 I knew jp online systems were bad, but this one sent me to the moon

This is a rant, but Iā€™m not mad. I just found this hilarious and wanted to share so that you šŸ«µ can also have a laugh on this beautiful rainy Tuesday.
I filed a few application papers related to taxes online (namely, for a personal invoice number), through the online e-Tax system. It took me about 2-3 hours and tonnes of useless numbers and apps to connect it with my mynumbercard and get it to work. This is a whole other story of pain and distress, but I did it. I managed to use the website stuck in the 90s. I felt like I was on top of things and even dared to assume itā€™s not that bad.
3-4weeks later today, I got an email from the E-Tax system with the information regarding my tax number application. It did not say whether it was issued or not, just that there was an update about it. Want more info? Go to the website.
I wait to get back home to my pc, as I canā€™t log in without scanning my number card.
I get home, enthusiastically take my mynumbercard and scan the QR code to log in through the mynumber app on my phone, which then lets me scan the card, and then I finally access the websiteā€¦
ā€¦Which then shows me a list of my applications without any updates. Just says ā€œappliedā€ as was on day 1.
But the notification must be somewhere, right?
Knowing potential pitfalls of automated Japanese systems, such as small creatures inside ATMs who have to manually give you out cash and take days off during golden week, I figured that there must be similar ones here and they just forgot to ā€œautomaticallyā€ update my status.
Thus I went to the notification listā€¦
Which, alas, appeared to be empty as well.
I was about to give up on myself, but then noticed that there is a small field which allows you to choose a ā€œcategoryā€ of notifications to be shown in the notification list.
After choosing the category I needed, it appeared! The update message appeared!
I click on it, grabbing a piece of paper and a pen, greedily staring at the screen (just like Light when writing down the names of criminals he saw on the TV) ready to get my numberā€¦
And it redirects me to a notification that just shows my application date and content, and that there is an ā€œupdateā€.
But where? WHERE ON EARTH IS IT?
I was exhausted. Devastated. Infuriated.
And then I saw a small button at the bottom right of the page, which said ā€œgo to notifications regarding (this category)ā€.
I click there and heavens, I see the document attached to the notification box.
Never have I ever clicked ā€œdownloadā€ so fast in my lifeā€¦
ā€¦only to get an xml I couldnā€™t even open properly. No pdf available.
Ended up viewing the document with the number and hitting that good olā€™ snipping tool. (Right click print did not work).
All of that took me over 20 minutes. Just to download my online document.
In short, if you want to use eTax online system, beware.
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2024.05.28 07:31 TheLordJames Stop Playing Armchair Detective

The amount of "X must be traumatized" or "Y needs to speak out" or "this joke might vaguely be an innuendo" or "if your mind is dirty enough this could be a penis" posts are weird.
It is not your right to state someone has been traumatized. That includes Amanda. If is not your right to tell someone else's story. It is not your right to speculate on who or who wasn't a victim. These are the victims right. It is also their right to remain silent.
Then there is the "This might be a sexual joke of you squint hard enough, notice the thing that was there for half a second, and have a dirty mind." No, ATM isn't a sexual acronym. The slime was green because of boogers, not because of green screen.
Then there is the obvious ones like Rugrats "this one is got Grandpa after you kids go to bed. Yes, kids cartoons has have had adult jokes that you didn't notice as a kid. Why? Because they were designed that way for your parents who back then, would watch with you instead of handing a toddler an iPad and calling it a day. Do you know why you didn't realize the joke was sexual until you were older? Because it was written well.
Stop trying to play armchair detective. You only hurt actual victims.
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