Salmon

The life of a cop and a famous athlete in Miami might be a tad different, no?

do you ever stop weeping?

$130/month for family at our local YMCA that is 1 mile from our house.

Its amazing. Huge gym area, Crossfit/Hyrox classes (extra $15 per month), basketball courts, pickleball, indoor family pool, indoor Olympic pool, and any class you could think of

Its going to suck when we move because it by far the best $130 I pay every month

there is no way that map is accurate

I'm 3 months into my fully remote position.

There are certainly negative and positives.

Positives:
- morning walks while on meetings
- workouts are easier to schedule
- middle of day sex with wife (she is a SAHM)
- no commute
- I can be both productive at home and at work during the day
- Productivity at work has not suffered
- I can make nice/fresh lunches

Negatives:
- I like talking to other people than my wife sometimes :lol:
- It has been difficult getting plugged in as a new employee being remote
- I sometimes don't know what I'm supposed to be doing and am afraid to get up from my computer because I'm afraid people are going to think I'm not working
- I currently don't have an office space and WFH with kids at home sucks (the Christmas break was rough)

Overall I'm enjoying it, but its not without its challenges.

You post a bunch of really dumb threads

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and whilst this may benefit them or not, it certainly does not motivate me investing much interest in them

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"sure it may benefit them, but what about how its makes me feel" is peak entitlement

This all sounds very healthy

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it just sucks being in limbo and not knowing who will be on the team next year.

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Sure. But players want to take visits. Coaches have to evaluate players in the portal. New players are going into the portal by the hour. They are clearly focusing on the big targets (like QB) right now. The rest will fall into place after.

I honestly don't know what some of you expected.