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Nope and most times when I'm angry I just walk away and go cool down because if I stay in the situation, I'll usually want to escalate it.

I use a budgeting app to help me track my earnings and then I usually save 50% of that, 20% for personal spending, 30% on rent, groceries, bills etc.

I'm currently going through this as my hairline is receding but I just make it happen. My dad went through the same so I just have to adapt.

Some days, I'm way more tired than others so I'll take a nap per day at most. On other days, I can stay awake the whole day without any issues.

Yep. When I was going to work for the government at the time, everyone had to do a lie detector test and it went well for me.

I mean, that could be one of the reason but the primary reason is usually familiarity.

I know of plenty of people who are like that unfortunately.

It makes sense because that relationship could never be mended between Ten Hag and Sancho. Also, Sancho has made a decent start at Chelsea with like 2-3 assists?

I mean, getting elbowed happens quite a bit and I've also had sprained ankles as well but knee injuries are serious stuff. Did you suffer ligament damage in the knee?

I mean, he's doing better this season but he still lets in some pretty savable chances.

The Sum Of All Fears - 8.5/10

Was playing some Need For Speed Heat. It's been a while but I wanted to feel the heat.

Thanks for linking that because I was going to link Yongyea's video but it must've slipped my mind.

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