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The newly announced dates span a total of nine shows taking place in August (22, 23, 26, 27, 30, 31) and September (3, 5, 6). 

I (32M), a teacher, decided to grab a coffee after a long day. I brought my work laptop with me because I needed to quickly check emails and make sure the built-in DVD player was actually working. We're starting The Great Gatsby next week, and you know how technology can be. So, I set up at a table, plugged in my headphones, and hit play on the movie to test it out. Then like an absolute idiot, I didn't even think to close my laptop. I just got up and went to the restroom. When I came back, I noticed a commotion near my table. The coffee shop staff looked flustered. As I approached my laptop, one of them quickly apologized, explaining that they had just had to ask someone to leave due to some inappropriate behavior with my computer. I looked down at my screen, and my email inbox was open. This person had apparently decided to have a little fun by mass-deleting my emails. The staff were apologetic but couldn't provide any details about th

🏆 2024-25 UEFA Champions League, Semifinals - 1st Leg FULLTIME': Arsenal 0-1 PSG PSG scorers: ⚽Ousmane Dembélé - 4' Auto-refreshing reddit comments link Match Thread best viewed using old reddit: link Match Information 🗺️ Location: London, England 🏟️ Stadium: Emirates Stadium 📅 Date: Tuesday 29 April ⏰ Kick-off Time: 20:00 GMT / 15:00 ET / 12:00 PT 📢 Referee: 🇸🇮 S. Vinčić 🖥️ VAR: 🇸🇮 Matej Jug 📺 Where to Watch 🇬🇧 Amazon Prime Vi

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Answers must be one single word line that makes not only a scene but a whole movie. Think Ceaser's, "NO!" from Planet of the Apes, "Rosebud" in Citizen Kane. It's not just the word, it's the emotion, the effect on not just the characters but the audience too! Repeated singular words don't count, like "Toga! Toga! Toga!" from National Lampoon's Animal House. submitted by /u/RayoftheRaver to r/movies [link] [comments]

I’m posting mainly because I’m not a passive-aggressive type and I’m in disbelief that this actually worked. Ever since I started at my job a few months ago, my supervisor—we’ll call him Josh—has been micromanaging me. When I’m the subject of criticism (which is often), I try to give him the benefit of the doubt and ask him to clarify. What are your expectations? What specifically should I have done differently? Josh’s responses are always vague, often something to the effect of “Just do better.” I even had a meeting with Josh and HR to address this, but to no avail. Yesterday, Josh comes to my desk to tell me I need to dress better. Now, I work at a small company, and the vibe is unusually casual. A not-insignificant number of people come to work wearing jeans, hoodies, t-shirts, and/or baseball caps. I have never worn a hat to work, and I make a point of wearing a button-up shirt with a collar every day. This partic

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