Posts by rowdylynx38

I work in education, so here is my take on the situation.

I probably wouldn't go as far as demanding a refund for my kid, but I’d definitely buy him a sandwich if he was sitting there while everyone else ate. It feels wrong to let him just watch the other kids eat 🤷

Now, regarding why your teacher asked for money... maybe she was just being formal about it compared to the rest of the class? Like, trying to make sure it didn't look like she was playing favorites by treating him differently than the others

Can anyone recommend a decent GP in Cleveland?
I need to ditch the monster I’m currently seeing. Given that I have a newborn, I suspect I’ll be needing a doctor who actually knows what they're doing when my sick days inevitably run dry...

Well, thanks everyone. I just caught this 😍

Everything unraveled in forty-eight hours: the loan and Vito 😍

The contracts arrived. We’re heading to the notary on Monday, then the county recorder, and finally, the payout 👋

Finally, it’s settled. 🙂

Another week down the drain and my application still hasn't even been touched. 😠
"Give us a call on Monday." And when I do, they'll probably just tell me to check back Tuesday, then Wednesday...

It feels like I'm waiting for a Congressional hearing just to get a loan approved. Pathetic.

crimsonseal13 said:Maybe it’s because some people can get it sorted out in just two weeks...🙂

If that's the case, it isn't a rule.
I don't buy that whole "exception that proves the rule" logic.

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Please... if they can actually handle everything in two weeks, why the hell are they bragging about it?

If they hadn't made those empty promises, I wouldn't care. But this is pure chaos, at least from where I'm sitting. There’s no way this closes within a month, let alone by next week. I highly doubt the paperwork will even arrive in time for me to get the appraisal done, deal with the notary, and mail everything back to New York City just to see the funds hit my account by the second week.

I’m bumping this thread because I am losing my mind dealing with USA and this loan process.
I was with their Savings Bank for five years without a single issue.
On March 23rd, we submitted an application for bridge financing. Later, they started asking for paperwork from Mexico regarding the co-signers—which, if you ask me, they should have requested upfront since it was obvious we were dealing with small businesses with fewer than 10 employees. We got everything over to them in record time, yet somehow we still "lost" another entire week. The very same day they received the forms, they reviewed them, gave us the green light, and said the file was moving to the next stage for credit committee approval.
Nothing all last week. Nothing today either. What really pisses me off is that they don't even know which day this week that famous meeting is actually happening.
The icing on the cake? They told us, "We process files immediately; once you handle the property appraisal and the notary, the loan can be finalized within 15 days." Yeah, right. 🙄

By next week, it will have been a full month since we filed the application... so much for bragging about how fast their turnaround is.

rowdylynx38 said:Hello, everyone.
Here’s the situation: a routine truck inspection. The officer wrote up a citation, but three out of the four violations listed didn't actually happen. It should be an open-and-shut case because the logbook printouts—which the officer seized and issued a receipt for—prove it clearly.
We filed an appeal, and today we received a summons to appear in Municipal Court. They’re also demanding proof of average income for the last three months.

I have a few questions. Will the court actually review the appeal during this hearing? We haven't received anything in writing besides the summons itself. Does it make sense to bring along a witness who saw the whole thing? And realistically, what are the odds the judge accepts the appeal—keeping in mind that providing income statements probably won't lower the fine since the logs prove the violations were errors?

Thanks in advance.
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p.s. Thanks to the mods for moving this thread. I wasn't trying to start a massive debate here. My bad. 🙂

Nobody? 🙂

Hello, everyone.
Here’s the situation: a routine truck inspection. The officer wrote up a citation, but three out of the four violations listed didn't actually happen. It should be an open-and-shut case because the logbook printouts—which the officer seized and issued a receipt for—prove it clearly.
We filed an appeal, and today we received a summons to appear in Municipal Court. They’re also demanding proof of average income for the last three months.

I have a few questions. Will the court actually review the appeal during this hearing? We haven't received anything in writing besides the summons itself. Does it make sense to bring along a witness who saw the whole thing? And realistically, what are the odds the judge accepts the appeal—keeping in mind that providing income statements probably won't lower the fine since the logs prove the violations were errors?

Thanks in advance.
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p.s. Thanks to the mods for moving this thread. I wasn't trying to start a massive debate here. My bad. 🙂

Thanks, but I was looking for actual user experiences, not just a look at their websites.

Anyone here ever done business with them?
Any intel you can share would be appreciated.

Thanks 🙂

thanks 🙂

Getting there, thanks 😬

Take a look at this full sentence now (this is for a liver ultrasound): The liver shows normal size, shape, structure, and echogenicity.

Google isn't giving me much to work with here.

What exactly constitutes liver pathogenicity? I’m trying to translate the concept into Italian and I'm hitting a wall finding the right technical term... if anyone out there has the expertise 🙂 to point me in the right direction...

Thanks 😍

My contribution isn't exactly massive, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed. 🙂

Thanks... clearly I didn't use the search engine quite right...
And there’s never enough bickering in this place to keep things interesting. 😁

Hi everyone.

I’ve been tightening up my diet and hitting the gym three times a week.
The weight loss is starting, but yesterday I felt incredibly bloated. When I stepped on the scale before my workout, I was actually up by a couple of pounds compared to Thursday—even though I haven't touched the junk in the pantry 😁 .

People told me it’s just standard water retention. It makes sense; after a quick fifteen-minute session in the sauna, I dropped about 0.9 lbs. Despite the number on the scale, I’ve already lost about an inch and a half off my waist after five workouts.

So, what’s the move here? I keep my sodium intake very low, so salt isn't the culprit. I stay hydrated, sometimes drinking up to 2.5 liters a day. Is this one of those "fighting fire with fire" situations where I need to drink even more water to flush it out, or what?

We went in to check the status last week, and under these new terms, they’re requiring a deposit from us too. Honestly, though, there’s a silver lining: the repayment term dropped to 18 years. That means my dad—who's on the loan with me—won't be stuck dealing with this into his old age.

Yeah, I've heard the same thing—that those "post-pill" breakouts are just typical chin and neck acne. But for me, it wasn't just my face; I ended up with breakouts all over my back, and they weren't even those tiny little bumps. We're talking deep, painful, cystic acne.
And what about weight gain?