pelicansfan123

My biggest work meeting pet peeves are when someone is clearly just asking a question to look engaged or just to suck up and the person asks some ridiculous, irrelevant question that extends the meeting longer than it should be.

Texas A&M curb stomped LSU, Vandy did a mercy-victory kneel on the goal line, and Ole Miss beat LSU last year too.

Let's see how Lane ends up doing next season before talking crap.

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Your cardio and weight training isnt helping you one bit in the heat baw.

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Three summers ago, I had what had to be heat exhaustion and nearly had a heat stroke playing tennis outside in the summer (felt like I was going to collapse, full body cramps on the drive home, etc.).

Was in excellent shape, could run and never get tired.

I was so confused why I was suffering from the effects of heat, being extremely fit and having grownup in Louisiana and having lived in Florida, as well.

It dawned on me then that heat exhaustion/heat stroke isn't about fitness. I don't think it's always even about how used to it you are. I used to do fairly-long distance running in Louisiana/Florida in the summer time and play tennis in that weather, as well.

I think it can sometimes just be a combination of direct sunlight on you, combined by high temperatures, and lack of proper food/water.

Growing up in the southeast can help, but if you're not properly hydrated, didn't eat properly that day, and are standing in the heat with the sunlight beating down on you for a long time, then eventually your body is going to crack, regardless of fitness level.

I am so sorry to hear this.

Were you looking to potentially make changes to your life? Were you unhappy in your career? Sometimes, I feel, an unexpected life event can be the best thing that can happen to you in the long-term.

Short-term, of course it's going to suck. Long-term, this could be the kick in the butt that you need to make the changes necessary to find more happiness in your life.

I absolutely believe this.

The world that a lot of 50-60 year olds grew up in, that I'm sure many of them think still exist, isn't there anymore.

The job market sucks, inflation is extremely high, gas prices are horrific, it's a lot harder to date than it used to be with the dating apps now...and then once you find a job, a lot of the times apartment rent prices are completely out of control.

A lot of middle-aged and older folks don't realize how extremely tough it is nowadays to have a nice house in the suburbs with a stable job nowadays.

ESPN was always terrible with tennis, but they've gutted the little credibility they have left.

Most actual tennis fans want ESPN to give up the Majors. I don't need Rece Davis or Malika Andrews pretending to know tennis.

I know there's some nostalgia with Mike & Mike in the morning, but that was always a super weak radio show back when it was on.

Anything with Mike Greenberg on it is too corporate and bland.

I get it's really annoying how many services have that tip screen now. And I do think it means that services that legitimately should be tipped won't be.

With that said, I have no problem hitting that "No Tip" or "0%" button, even if a worker is staring at me.

At the end of the day, you just click "No Tip" and move on.

During my busy season, it can be probably as high as 60 hours a week (maybe a little less). Outside of busy season, usually, it's much more needs-based. So it can be a lot, it can barely anything, just depends on my clients and if they are requesting my help or not during those quieter times.

This has been the best Major for the men in a long time. Tons of intrigue, very close, physical matches, the winner completely up in the air.

Finally, it feels like men's tennis has some juice again. And I'm not talking about Sinner's doping.