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I will preface this by saying I am very lucky that I can afford this, I know there are people doing it tough just affording to eat at all with food like stir fry, beans and lentil soup, and there was a time when I was doing something similar.
If I wanted to halve my food budget I can go back to simple food made with basic ingredients like I mentioned above and I would survive fine, but cooking is something I enjoy and I like making new recipes to keep what I eat varied, so I could justify spending a bit more than the average person would probably spend on food. How it used to be is I would buy nothing preprocessed and make everything from scratch to offset some of the extra costs of ingredients, so even if I was spending more, it wasn't by a huge amount, but lately doing this is just causing my spending to balloon.
So I guess to my actual question, I want to know how people manage the middle ground of cooking varied and interesting foods, and keep spending somewhat reasonable.
For example, here is what I planned to eat for the week, and here is the receipt from Pak n Save, also add about $15 for tofu and varied greens from the asian grocer.
I don't think anything I am making on their own is very extravagant, yet together it costs so much! The only "nice to haves" I think are orange juice, and the more expensive chorizo since I wanted to try make chorizo sandwiches. The rest I think are pretty basic ingredients. Is this just how much things cost now, feel free to roast me if I am out of touch though.

I've been interested in Georgism for a while, and a think I have a grasp of the theory. But I'm interested in starting to simulate what LVT would look like in practice. What would the rate need to be to fund X level of government, who would pay more, who would pay less, etc. (I know people already do this, but I'm doing this for my own learning.)
My first question is to confirm that the "land value" reported by property tax assessment information is the unimproved value of the land? So it's theoretically measuring the price this parcel of land would sell for on the market, if it were completely undeveloped. For context, I am starting with California data here. I understand there might be flaws in the process of assessing values (for instance, California doesn't appear to update assessments until property is sold), but I want to start by assuming assessment practices don't immediately improve anyways.
My second question is, how would the land value be converted to a land rent? If land value is the price this unimproved parcel of land would sell for on the market, wouldn't the tax needed to capture the full unimproved land value need to account for the tax being charged on a regular basis? Similar to how the amount you pay in rent each month is much lower than the cost of buying that unit outright? I don't think this is as important for a bottom up approach (replacing revenue from taxes with LVT), but it would be important for determining the maximum LVT that could be charged.
Third, are there any large raw datasets that you can recommend working with? It looks like property assessments are public information, but I can only look at assessments one parcel at a time. I am curious if there are any datasets where these assessments are scrapped and included in a single data set? This doesn't need to be for California, it could be for any region.
Fourth, if there are any projects trying the simulate LVT, I'd be interested in links.

So I’ve seen quite a few people here discuss their ideas, their checkpoints in trading, and how long it took them. I’ve even seen on the wiki about where to start and how long to expect to get good, but something I haven’t seen is a timeline for study, practice, and then trade. I’ve made a pretty good path that’s been affirmed by some profitable traders, so I figured I would share. All criticisms are welcome for sure, as this is kind of done on my own and just contributed by others minimally.
Phase 1: Theory
Phase 1 is for Forex Theory. As Babypips and Bloom’s trading course puts it, it’s hard to practice basketball if you don’t even know the rules or the premise of the game. At this stage, I’d argue it could take anywhere from 1-3 months of study.
Some key advice I was given was that if you diversify where you learn from, you’ll learn many aspects and emphasized aspects of the world of Forex that you wouldn’t see from learning from only one source. So for me, I am learning from a mixture of sources.
1). Babypips- an online Forex education website that has an all in one learning pathway.
2). Currency Trading for Dummies- Kathleen Brooks
3). Udemy Courses- (I just picked 2 random ones. I was more worried about learning general knowledge than specific information so I wasn’t picky. Udemy tells you the most popular so I bought the most popular 2. It only cost me like $30 I think).
The thing that is important with theory is that you are an absolute beginner. In these 1-3 months of study, absorb everything and quiz yourself. There is no pressure to be good at trading because you are just learning how to play the game, but you are not actually playing yet.
Phase 2: Practice
Phase 2 is where are start getting our feet wet. This phase is broken up into 3 parts, all with different parts to it and time frames that it will take you. Altogether, it should take you around 6 months to a year if you add all of it up. However, it just depends on your work ethic and time it takes for you to soak everything in.
1). Demo trading- Demo trading at this stage should only take you about 2 weeks or so, assuming you will take between 5-7 trades a week. Win rate doesn’t matter, what matters is your experience. SO, journal journal journal. Every time you take a trade at this stage, write down how you felt, what went right, what went wrong, and then document how your knowledge helped you trade from the previous section (Phase 1: Theory in this case).
2). Backtesting and building- So now that you’ve gotten your feet wet, it’s time to build a strategy. Get yourself a backtesting software (I got the cheap version of Forex Tester 5), and work out a trading strategy. Find out what style of trading you like, what you’re built for, and how you approach the markets. Once you feel like you have a system that works, practice it. Practice, practice, practice. If you can, try to make 10,000 trades on your demo account using your strategy. It is possible to have multiple strategies during this part, what is important is that you practice them profusely. This step should take you around 5-6 months.
3). Demo Trading- Backtesting has a tendency to distort a persons view on how fast a trade should be, and can distort a persons expectations for the psychology of a trade. So, during your backtesting, take 1-3 demo trades a week to remind yourself how long a trade should last. What’s important is that you keep real time trading at the fore front of your mind. There’s no time frame for this, because you do it during your backtesting period.
Again, in Phase 2 we begin practicing and building our strategy. We don’t have to be perfect at it, but we want to be well associated enough at the end of it that we could take it to live markets.
Phase 3: Demo Trading
Now that we have back tested and are comfortable with our strategy, we also need a suitable amount of time to test it in real time for both mechanical and psychological purposes. Assuming you are a scalpeday trader like me, you’ll now take 5-10 trades a week on a demo account. Of course, change this to whatever fits your trading style. At this point we aren’t backtesting anymore, unless we have a new strategy that we want to test and have under our belt.
It’s important to emphasize that this should be done during phase 2. If you backtesting forever you’re only hurting yourself with never going into real time. Demo trade for awhile, and I mean AWHILE. Depending on your strategy and win rate, you should be doing this for a minimum of 4 months of demo trading. Even if you have a 100% win rate across 500 trades during this time, do not take it to live accounts until you have a minimum of 4 months of practice under your belt. Win rate isn’t everything, but psychology is almost everything.
EDIT: During this phase, I’ll also be reading Trading in the zone by Mark Douglas.
Phase 4: Live Testing
So now that we’ve learned the rules of the game (theory), practiced our free throws (backtesting), and have played a few pick up games (demo trading), it’s time to join a league (live trading).
Before we go live trading, we need to make sure we are the real deal. So my mentors have given me a 3 fold test to make sure I am ready to try out for a prop firm.
1). Test 1: Backtesting account. With your backtesting account, try to triple your account. If you lose 10% of your account, you need to reset and try again. If you succeed, move on to part 2.
2). Test 2: Demo Account. Try to triple your demo account. If you lose 10% of your account, you need to reset and try again. If you succeed, move on to part 3.
3). Test 3: Live Account. Add $100 into your account. Try to triple your live account to $300. If you lose 8% of your account, you need to go back to a demo account and repeat test 2. If you succeed, that means you’re probably ready to try out for a prop challenge.
All in all, this should take you around 1.5-2 years as a whole. Trading isn’t meant to be easy, but it is worth the learning curve.
Anyways, this is the plan my mentor helped me come up with, I hope it helps someone.

[Note: This was spoiler tagged automatically, but there aren't really any spoilers in here beyond extremely surface level stuff. I've tagged anything actually spoilery, and even then, it's a stretch.]
Some negatives still apply, and I really hope they fix it next time around. TotK is better, but it's still not great, and 99% of the time, it still doesn't feel like a Zelda game.

1. The dungeons still aren't real dungeons. They all follow the exact same, word-for-word format. The enemies are all identical. Sure, they are thematically distinct, but only really in visual elements and bosses - they don't bring much actual difference, and the literal exact same wording/pacing across each dungeon is far too repetitive, with the one exception being the Spirit Temple because it shatters that convention by you not even knowing you're in a dungeon until the boss battle, but in any other Zelda game, that would be a mini dungeon at most. Even if they were just substantially longer, it'd be great, but they're some of the shortest dungeons in the entire franchise. And there are so few of them, too.
   
2. Items. Yeah, we get four abilities, but I want items back. It's extremely possible to have a total freedom open world co-exist with items, and frankly, more restrictive movement abilities through a larger selection of more narrow-focus items would force you to get a lot more creative with your movement. It would open up older areas for re-exploration once you got future items, instead of offering absolutely no replayability because you have access to everything from the get-go. You know, like Zelda games have always been, right from the beginning. Having a big world isn't enough if it's empty, hence why small maps are generally far better, because there's just a ton of stuff condensed into smaller areas, and a lot more secrets to discover. Here, any chest you find is either going to be a cosmetic armour piece, or a temporary weapon or item.
   
3. The vast majority of this game is designed using the same theory as MMOs, mobile games, and other microtransaction games. It's a time waster. It's literally designed to throw a lot of similar, shallow content at you to keep you in the game longer. TotK does it far better than microtransaction games, but they've designed the entire game concept around BotW and Totk's mechanics. That's not inherently a bad thing - building is fun, contraptions are fun, but they're not why I play Zelda, and the focus on them has clearly taken away from things like story, situational puzzles (basically everything can be solved with rewind and ascend, seriously), and soul. It's good to have these elements, but these are sandbox elements, and you need something deeper too. What's more, the game promotes the concept of grinding, which is a major time waster - whether you're farming zonaite or hunting down weapons to dig through a particularly deep cave, you're spending that time doing a menial, time-consuming task intended to keep you playing the game at any cost, rather than giving you more meaningful experiences... and rather than doing both, TotK abandoned the meaningful and unique experiences.
   
4. Enemy variety is MUCH better this time around, but even though the enemy variety has practically doubled, and even introduced one or two region-specific enemies, it's still an embarrassing joke compared to classical Zelda games. It doesn't really matter if you're fighting a moblin, a bokoblin, or a lizalfos, they're all pretty much identical with slightly varying attack patterns, and those three, along with constructs (which aren't really that different either, and certainly aren't different from each other), form the vast majority of all enemies you'll encounter, no matter where you are, making fighting an enemy on a mountain identical to fighting an enemy on a beach.
   
5. There's no Vai armour.
   
6. The story was either written by AI, someone who knows absolutely nothing about writing and just wanted to throw out literally anything that could justify the existence of a game, or someone who did know how to write, but didn't care, didn't have time, and wrote one thing and copy/pasted it four times over with minor changes.
   
7. No heart pieces. Some of the most engaging puzzles in the Zelda franchise have been hunts for heart pieces (or other obscure items). Shrines are boring - we're given a basic puzzle that could be solved by a squirrel, a slightly less basic puzzle that may even require three academically gifted squirrels, and then one actual puzzle. This pattern is common in gaming, and has formed the backbone of almost every game ever made. You start off small, introducing concepts to players, then let them test those same mechanics in new ways, slowly building up to more complex designs. A great example of this is bombable walls in Minish Cap, where the first time you see a bombable wall with no cracked boulder, it's between two fences with a sign saying "beware of crumbling walls, blasting strictly prohibited." From that point on, the cues become less pronounced, like a space between two trees. But now, you know what to look for. This is why linear game design, at least to some degree, is very important, and why almost every game has some degree of linearity. This is also where TotK suffers, because there's a concept of a complete open world. They don't build on previous lessons because there are no previous lessons to build on, because they have to assume every puzzle will be your first one ever. There are some slight exceptions to this, but the vast majority of the game is conducted without this fundamental element of game design. Shrines are standalone, and the concepts introduced in one shrine never evolve outside of that shrine. Actual dungeons with unique puzzles, and items you can only get from dungeons, which unlock new areas through the items' mobility, are a great solution to this, but those items would require either more complex world design, which TotK and BotW have largely abandoned in favour of freedom, or they would require staggering out the abilities (instead of getting four right away, you'd get seven throughout the game, with the extra three bringing similar levels of freedom, like the BotW abilities, or something similar to the Dominion Rod or Gust Jar, giving you new ways to interact with objects). Personally, I would much rather return to more restrictive abilities, because they offer you far more creativity and possibility in world design and gameplay.
   
8. The Imprisoning War is already a thing, and it's a different event from what's described here. So much of TotK's lore doesn't make any sense at all unless it fits into an entirely separate timeline. Secret stone? Really? Seriously? That's the best they could come up with? Not much of a secret when people can recognise them on sight, having never seen one before, now are they? Also, how in the stars did Zelda hear the name Ganondorf and only have a subconscious uncomfy feeling about him, and not make the immediate connection to Calamity GANON????
   
9. Please let me turn off voices. Look, I speak French fluently, I can understand some Japanese, I know there are better voice actors, but I grew up with Zelda being English. I also grew up without any voice actors. Not only do they just not fit with the game, they're just awful to listen to. I don't care if you want them - you're weird for it, but by all means, keep them (with maybe better VAs), but PLEASE let me turn them off without muting the game entirely. Give me an option for silence.
   
10. I miss companions. I really miss companions. They brought personality and a LOT of story to past Zelda games. I also miss a Link with some actual personality, and a deadpan small gasp or deadpan silence to literally every single situation imaginable is pretty horrible.
    
11. I don't mind the concept of breakable weapons, but some weapons should be unbreakable. I don't think the Master Sword should ever run out of energy, especially after having its batteries charged for a continuous eon, but even if we keep that element of it, just extend that function to other unique weapons! And if the energy depletion is removed, give more functionality and unique usage to other items to compensate, like fire rods and anything that can break a boulder. Not puzzle solving items, but weapons that feel different and have different applications. Spears stab, but they don't really feel much like spears, they don't feel like they offer much extra range or function. Give them that, and you can have unbreakable regular and unique weapons that do different things. Instead of prioritising breakable weapons for survival (just grab a weapon), prioritise breakable weapons that have specific functions. I especially don't want my unique weapons that I need to spend 150 poe to rebuy, to shatter. Because you know what I do instead? I never end up using them. I collect the unique ones. And worse, there's absolutely no storage that I have yet to find, for any weapons. So your inventory will fill up with the ones you don't want to break.
    
12. Beach, mountain, island, desert, who cares? It all feels the same. The music's the same, the enemies are the same, you don't need any unique abilities or items (except regional survival armours) or even different ways of thinking. There's no environmental hazards that you can't just solve by putting on a different armour, like the rocks falling from Death Mountain in Ocarina of Time, or gusts of wind that force you to use the Iron Boots in Wind Waker, or areas that require different perspectives to access every area by form shifting like Twilight Princess, Minish Cap, Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, and A Link Between Worlds. Or time/season shifting, like... too many Zelda games to name. The only exceptions to this are the Gerudo Desert during the sandstorm, which is actually one of the few areas that makes this feel like a Zelda game, and the Depths before you discover the area's lightroot (but only when you first dive in, because after that it really just gets tedious). There's no actual difference between these places in how you play the game, nor in the soul of the locations, and when you add a lack of meaningful discoveries in there, there's absolutely no reason to explore, which is the entire point of the game.
    
13. There's no Zelda music. There might be the occasional note, but no classical Zelda music at all. No Hyrule theme. Nothing recognisable from any previous game (barring Botw). A good soundtrack is really important for a game, and prior to BotW, Zelda has always had incredible soundtracks that have elevated the game so, so much.
    
14. I'm taking the lack of a Vai armour as a personal insult.
    

There's a lot I really don't like, far too much to go through here, and I'm just crossing my fingers for an actual Zelda game at some point in the future. A real, proper Zelda game. And it breaks my heart that the series I loved is most likely dead for good. And with how long BotW took to come out, and how long TotK took to release after that, I have a feeling we won't be seeing another new Zelda game for a decade yet. Yes, they did a wonderful job with the physics, but that's not why I play Zelda. If I cared about vehicles, I'd go play an actual survival game. It may be mechanically impressive, but it offers absolutely no Zelda experience, nor any challenging gameplay. And they could have had both, they could have had a well-written, engaging story, they could have had more enemies, they could have had proper music, and they could have given us the Vai armour, whose assets exist already ready to go, and they actively chose not to. Even if you want to argue that it was somehow outside of their abilities or budget to create more enemy variety and better music (which is ridiculous), they made a conscious, purposeful decision to create a shoddy story that a raccoon could have outperformed. They could have done everything they wanted and still given us a proper Zelda game, and they chose to deny us that.
After BotW's DLC, and how similar TotK is, I have absolutely no confidence whatsoever that TotK's DLC will be at all a meaningful experience, not when TotK itself hasn't been. Maybe we'll get a new top-down view game, which would basically force them to return to a classical Zelda philosophy of game design, or a remake or remaster of a previous game, like the Oracle games, or a re-release of Twilight Princess or Wind Waker on the Switch or whatever the next console turns out to be. And yeah, rereleases would be great, because it's been so long since I've played them. Provided they don't remove good elements of the game or dumb-down engaging features like the OoT and MM remasters did, I'd be very happy with that. But I want new Zelda games. New experiences. New stories and new versions of Link, and I want them from a 3D perspective as well.
And it makes me sad that I'll probably never have that again.

I messed up lol. I decided to sign up for my first Orange Theory class first thing tomorrow morning and just realized I don't have any workout/running shoes. I threw my pair out a few weeks ago because they were falling apart and haven't had a chance to buy new ones yet. My options are Vans ( this style), Keds, or hiking boots (this style). I'm leaning towards the hiking boots because they're super broken in but I'm not sure if the Vans might work a little better for the type of workout. What do you think will work best?

My (f47) husband (m51) was introduced to crystals by his coworkers and I. He now loves them.
However, when he first touched my crystals he had different reactions to them. Some made him instantly feel nauseous and ‘gross’, some he liked, some would send a zing through his arms or to his head or heart. He eventually started to purchase a few and would carry them around in his pockets. He had a deep orange one that was for “success” and it really did bring him success!
A couple of months ago we were in Banff at a crystal shop and they have these huge amethyst geode type things on the wall that look kind of like wings. He said he felt like he was levitating head & body and absolutely buzzing when he stood in front of them. Now he calls them his charging pods and goes back every time we visit.
I’m curious what people’s theories are about what this means and maybe offer some advice on how to hone this ability - if that’s what it is.

Wheels
Black blade wave, Crimson cyberware (turtle), SB cyberware, Finny, Jandertek, TW Jandertek (victor), Orange Jandertek, Link Jandertek, Purple Jandertek, Saffron Jandertek, Low-Poly TE, Muscle Boy, Cobalt Muscle Boy, FG Muscle Boy, Lime Muscle Boy, Pink Muscle Boy, Purple Muscle Boy, SB Muscle Boy, Q-Runner, Grey Q-Runner (juggler), Pink Q-Runner (sniper), Reaper, Shinkei, Shortwire, Black Shortwire, Burnt Sienna Shortwire, Saffron Shortwire, Stella, Saffron String Theory (sweeper), TRI-2050, Black TRI-2050, Saffron TRI-2050, TW Tri-2050, Z-RO, Lime Z-RO, Inverted Pink Z-RO, Saffron Z-RO, Glitch: Glitched, and Grappler (Saffron)
Boosts
Purple Glimmerslag II (paragon), FG Glimmerslag II (victor), Black Glimmerslag II, Lime Glimmerslag II, SB Glimmerslag II, HoloData, FG HoloData, Pink HoloData, Purple HoloData, TW HoloData, Rad Rock, Purple Rad Rock (playmaker), Orange Rad Rock, and Trinity
Decals
Fennec: Ombre, Fennec: Ombre (Purple), Fennec: Slimline (Pink), Insidio: Mr. Coney, Insidio: Silencer, Insidio: Sticker Bomb (TW), Insidio: Ternion (Crimson), Mamba: Ombre (Saffron), Octane: Abtruse, Octane: Dragon Lord (Orange), Octane: Vertebrate, Sentinel: Faceted (Purple), Sentinel: Faceted (Saffron)

I'm currently a rising Junior majoring in Computer Science and I have the opportunity to double major in Math while still graduating in 4 years. My target after graduation as of now is to get a decent job but graduate studies is something I want to consider as well. Perhaps a master program but I heard those are mainly money grabs and for the more prestigious programs, my GPA make it less of an option therefore, I feel like graduate studies is less of an priority unless I don't find a job.
My current situation is below:
CS + Math Major
I will only need four more Math courses which can be spread through my last four semesters and those courses doesn't necessarily need to be too difficult although I'm worried that may mean the courses are not too useful in the future. Another caveat to this is I have switch to a different track which wouldn't change much but the electives (≈ 6) I need to fill out now are all required to be humanities related and have to be clearly planned out. I can handle a couple that are to my taste but I'm not incredibly interested in the humanities especially when the other option is to take any courses more align with my hobbies.
CS Major
Without the Math major, I will be able to have more slots to take higher level computer science courses and a more intense information science minor although the minor is something I will pursue regardless but definitely to a lesser extent. This track allows me to take electives that are more align with my hobbies but I will still be require to take this Science prerequisite known notorious for its difficulty and time sink (Workload alike to Electromagnetism).
Personally I feel like I will be happier being able to take more courses I enjoy just as a CS major but there will be opportunities I'm losing out on if I don't take on the Math major. Especially if I want to consider graduate school in the future since it is an option I want to have available. Otherwise, I'm not so sure how the Math major will fare in the workforce especially when the cost to that is being able to take other technical courses (Data Science, Robotics, Security, etc.). Given, I will still be able to take some of those courses and obtain the Math major but the counterargument to that is if the Math courses (Number Theory, Real Analysis, etc.) I take for the major going to be just as useful and will it be worth it?I was hoping to get some other opinions since I have the whole Summer to plan this out and I will appreciate any insights anyone have.

Hello, and welcome to my sale!
I go by timestamps in this thread, so please do not message me until we have come to an agreement about pricing. I accept PayPal Goods and Services and will cover associated fees. I’ll hold items for a couple of hours unless you request differently, and will then move on to the next interested party if there is one. Some items may be posted on multiple platforms and I will usually go by timestamps across all platforms, but do reserve the right to prioritize buyers who will be purchasing multiple items.
Shipping starts at $5.00 for light items within the continental US and will increase with weight and distance. Palettes and nail polish are likely to cost more. I'm happy to ship internationally as long as you understand that postage can be costly. I do look for the best rates, domestic or international, and I ship quickly. Unfortunately, postage rates have increased and there’s only so much I can do. No minimum purchase.
I have marked a lot of things down significantly, including many $10 palettes, indie shadows in the $2-$6 range, and cut prices on everything. I can’t say for sure how much more flexibility I can offer, but try making me an offer rather than closing out and moving on!
I’ve added swatch pictures that I found online for many of the products that have glimmer, shimmer or shifts. Hopefully this helps show how beautiful and unique these products are!
$10 palette section! All palettes in this section are marked down to $10
Ace Beaute Falling for You palette, BNNU, $15
Alamar Cosmetics Spanglish Pressed Pigment palette, 3 colors swatched, $15
bh Cosmetics Run Wild x Tina Yong, 3 eye colors swatched. $12 this is heavy and will require more postage to send
Beauty Bakerie Sugar Cookies palette, most colors used 2 or 3 times, $20
Colourpop Salvaje palette, some colors used 2 or 3 times, $15
Colourpop Semi Precious, some light use, one color chipped, $12
Estee Edit The Gritty Eye Palette, 3 colors swatched once, $12
Juvia’s Place The Magic Minis , BNNU, $15
Juvia’s Place The Zulu, 3 colors swatched, $12
Notoriously Morbid Aim With My Eye palette, 3 colors swatched. $16.00
Pretty Vulgar Pretty Birdie, light use, $36
Sigma Warm Neutrals Vol. 2, 4 colors swatched, $15
Sydney Grace Chase Your Dreams, 2 colors swatched, $14
Violet Voss Drenched Metal palette, swatched but one color has a chip missing, $18
Violet Voss Essentials 2, BNNU, $12
Other Eyeshadow Palettes
Dia & Noche Once Upon a Time palette, 4 colors swatched, $5
Fantasy Cosmetica Bard palette, Never used but arrived with middle shade shattered. Retails for $38.99. $20
Fenty Beauty Snap Shadows Mix & Match eyeshadow palette in Cadet, used 3-4 times at most, Retails for $30 . $18
Kat von D Serpentina palette, some light use, missing loose pigment. will need extra shipping $20
KimChi Chic Juicy Velvet palette; see swatch photos from Kimchi Site, BNNU, $12
Lethal Cosmetics Magnetic Pressed Powder Palette in Jolina, 3 or 4 colors swatched. $25
MAC Cosmetics Aaliyah eyeshadow palette, 4 colors swatched, $18
Peach Queen We’re All Mad Here, 3 colors swatched. Sold out on site $20
Pink Crush Cosmetics Nocturnal Garden palette, brand new, $22
Pinky Rose Cosmetics Sunflower palette, most shades swatched once, $12
Sigma x Beauty Bird Dream Palette, most colors swatched, comes with brush, $25
Sugarpill Capsule Collection in black and orange versions, each swatched or 4 times, $22 each; both for $40
Urban Decay Urban Spectrum palette, 5 colors swatched, will require a couple of dollars extra to ship due to weight, $25
Viseart Golden Hour, usage shown, $25
Eyeshadow Singles, Eyeliner, etc.
About Face Matte Fluid Eye Paint (l - r) in It’s a Blitz and Vertigo Flowers. Swatched with clean, disposable brush. $11 each or both for $20
bh Cosmetics x DojaCat Cascade liquid eyeshadow in top - bottom Berry and Royal Blue, used 3 or 4 times each. $8 each or both for $15
Glossier Lidstar in Fawn, hard to tell how much is left even though I only used a few times, $8
JD Glow cosmetics L-R: Galaxy liner in Nocturnal; glitter tube in Poise; galaxy liner in Facetime. Each used up to 3x with clean, disposable brush. Retail for $9-10. $4 each; all 3 for $10
Indie shadow large pans $3 each
JD Glow 37mm metallon shadow in Bestie, swatched, $7
JD Glow 37mm metallon shadow in Blue Avenue, swatched, $7
Give Me Glow foiled pigment in Anastasia, swatched, $6
Give Me Glow ultra matte pigment in Dramatic, BNNU, $6
Give Me Glow ultra matte pigment in Tan Lines, BNNU, $6
Moira Cosmetics Lucent Cream Eyeshadow, L-R Cosmos, Earth, Nimbus, each BNIB, $5 each or all 3 for $12
Lipstick
Benefit California Kissin’ Color Balm in Poppy, swatched once with brush, $12
Fenty Gloss Bomb in Fenty Glow, BNNU, $6
Gucci lipstick Agatha Orange, swatched once with clean lip brush, $25 15
Lime Crime Wet Cherry Gloss in Pumpkin Pie, BNNU, $10
MAC lipstick in Chili, BNIB, $10
Mally x RuPaul Discotheque Lip Topper in Condragulations, bnnu, $8
MBA Cosmetics Glossy Glaze in Miss Monroe, still sealed, seller image here. $7
Pat McGrath Labs Bronze Astral Vinyl Gloss, 0.34 fl oz, $14
Highlighter
Becca Shimmering Skin Protector liquid in Opal, BN/still sealed, $10
Becca Shimmering Skin Protector pressed in Burnished Copper, BNNU, $12
Miscellaneous
Pulp Riot Blank Canvas Hair Color Remover, Unopened, 1.5 oz packet of powder. $6
Nail Polish all full size/13-15 ml unless otherwise stared. Will require extra shipping costs
Chanel Le Vernis in Délicatesse, an opaque rose-brown. BNNU, $20. Swatch photo not mine.
Chanel Le Vernis in Paparazzi, described as a “plummy brown with copper pearl. BNNU, $20. Swatch photo from Temptalia website.
Chaos and Crocodiles in Wishing Star Sky, probably a few years old. Swatch photo. $6
LynB Designs Fishing With No Bait, golden peach linear holo, used for one mani, $6 photo from blogger Naked Without Polish.
LynB Designs, L - R Sage It Ain’t So, Rustworthy, Gamboge You Don’t, all BNNU from Tonally Awesome collection. See pictures from site of Sage It Ain’t So, Rustworthy, and Gamboge You Don’t. $7 each, will bundle.
Moon Shine Mani Nail Polish. Click on shade for swatch photos. And Then There Were None , The Geller Cup, The King of Bad Thanksgivings, North by Northwest. BNNU, $8 each; will bundle multiples
OPI Visions of Georgia Greens, shimmery green/pink duochrome. BNNU, $6. blogger swatch photo
All Sally Hansen BNNU, now $5 each
Sally Hansen Color Therapy in Plum Euphoria, Multichrome shifts purple-blue-green. Swatch photo not mine
Sally Hansen Miracle Gel in Combustealable. Swatch photo not mine.
Sally Hansen Miracle Gel Hyp-nautical, blue/purple/fuchsia multichrome, See stock photo here
Perfume
I have a spreadsheet of indie sample and full-size perfumes/other indie products here if you are interested.

Last year I (21F) decided I was going to EDC Las Vegas, so i bought a ticket and was going to camp with my friend Laura. Well, a couple months later Laura decided she wasn’t going anymore, so I was left not knowing where I was staying. Last minute, probably like 4 months before the festival, my friend Jay (25M) said one of his friends Derick (25M) needed someone to stay with. I had met Derick before (actually used to work with him) and he was always nice and super chill so I thought it’d be fine to stay with him. Derick didn’t really help me plan, he just mentioned he wanted to save money and stay somewhere cheap. So I sent him the hotel I found and let him know the price ($800) and booked it. Since it was last minute the price was up there and I didn’t have the money on me immediately to pay it right then, so I did a payment plan on it. After months of giving Derick time to pay me for the hotel I asked him two weeks before we left when he’d pay me and he said he’d give me the money the day we left for Vegas. I also want to mention we took my car and I drove. I had to get new tires and some maintenance on my car for the trip as well and that wasn’t cheap. Before we left I grabbed some snacks and drinks for us on the car ride and asked Derick if he wanted anything and he gave me a whole list of snacks he wanted so I told him I’d get them and we can split the cost. The day of, I pick him up and asked if he just wants to pay for gas instead of groceries as it would’ve been the same price. He does and we make our way to Vegas. On the car ride I mention the hotel and how it was so expensive so I did a payment plan. I regret telling him this because then he asked me if he’d be able to pay for half of it then and the rest when he gets paid again. I was a bit annoyed because he had months to save up to pay me but I understand money can be tight and didn’t want to stress him out. I’d also like to mention Derick works 50 hour weeks as a Nurse and I’m a barista at starbucks in college. Derick makes probably 5x more money than me. On the way there I tried talking to him and was excited to get to know him better but it didn’t seem like he was interested in talking very much. This was the whole trip honestly. He was such a downer and super negative and complaining the whole trip. I tried my best to be a good friend to him and cater to him and all his needs but he was so ungrateful and didn’t thank me at all. I did try to make the best of and still had fun but it definitely put a damper on our whole groups vibe. My friends have a theory that he wants to be Jays favorite who I mentioned earlier and ever since I got closer with Jay they think Derick is jealous of me. It’s just a theory and could totally not be true but I do think it’s interesting. Anyways, I texted Derick after the trip asking when he would pay me for gas and all the food I bought him and the rest of the hotel and he said “i get paid next week so i can most likely get it to you by then”. I feel extremely disrespected and am now upset because not only did he make the trip not fun but he can’t pay me the $300 he owes me. I’m not sure what to do, if I should wait and give him a week or press him about it? I have talked to Jay and he said he’d talk to him about it but I don’t think he has. I’d like to stop bothering Derick and move on but I also need the money he owes me as Im moving in a couple weeks.

NOTE: CAN DO DISCOUNT IF BUY MULTIPLE especially with RP + Listening to offers aswell
Decent Items

Item	Colours	Price
Capacitor RP1	Scorer TW	580
Draco PCC	Scorer Cobalt	780
Dynamo Zephyr	PM Tw, Tact Cobalt	700c , 550c
Enchanter Impact	Scorer TW	750c
Gaiden Accelerator	Sniper Black	280
Helicorpion	Sweeper Black	40
Libertine Zephyr	Aviator Black	100
Saptirishi Accelerator	PM Black	1.4k
Super Manga Bolt	Sweeper Black , Juggler Saffron	350 , 50
Ultralex Ignition	Sweeper TW	1.290
Zomba	Black	870

Fan Rewards

Item	Colour	Price
Aero Mage	Uncert, Playmaker unpainted	30 , 40
Ballistic	Unpainted	10
Carbon	2x Uncert, 1x Scorer unpainted	10 each , 20
Crown	Crimson, Grey	50 , 20
Decennium	2x Uncert	10 for both
Dominus: Stratum Badge	2x Unpainted, Grey	10 each , 20
Emerald	Guardian	40
Mendoza	Unpainted	20
Ninja	Unpainted, Crimson	10 , 30
Octane: RLCS X	Unpainted	50
Petacio	Uncert, Goalkeeper	10 , 30
Rival	Black, FG, TW, Unpainted	40 , 10 , 10, 10
Rival: Infinite	2x Unpainted	30 each
Rival: Radiant	Black	60
Statesman	-	10

RP Items

Item	Colour	Price
ANDR01D	Cobalt, FG, Black	10 each
Auger	FG, GK Saffron	40, 80
Ault-SPL	Juggler Pink	10
Bloomer	FG, Grey, 2x Orange	10 each
BLSSM	Guardian Purple, Tact Lime, Uncert Crim	10, 40 , 10
Chequered Flag Boost	Crimson, Pink, SB	20, 10, 20
Chequered Flag GE	Pink	10
Corbital Boost	Lime, Pink	10 each
Corbital Trail	SB, TW	10, 30
Cosmosis	Cobalt, FG	90 each
Diecast Spark	Black, Crimson, FG	30, 20, 10
Dimensionator Boost	BS, FG, orange	10 each
Dimensionator Trail	Black, Cobalt, FG	20, 10, 10
Disc Bliss	Crimson	10
Dream Beam	Cobalt	10
Dust Cloud	Purple	60
Enjin	Lime, Pink	10 for all
Enjin: Roasted	2x BS	10 for all
Fissure Trail	Cobalt, SB	10, 10
Floret	Black, BS, 2x FG, Lime, 2x bs	10 each
Floret SE	Black, BS, Purple	50, 10, 100
Glimmerslag	Pink	10
Glonex: Holo	Purple, Saffron	20, 10
Green Machine	Black, Orange, 2x Purple	10 for all
Hack Swerve	Black	120
Hamster	Pink, Purple	10 for all
Haphazard	Pink	10
Hazy Flame	Orange	10
Holodata Boost	Sniper SB	10
Holodata Trail	Black, BS	20, 10
Holodata GE	Cobalt	10
Hrb-20	SB	10
Imptekk	FG, Grey, Saffron	10 for all 3
Jandertek	Lime, Orange	10 for both
Joko XL	BS, Cobalt	10 for both
Lotus Bloom	BS, Crimson, Lime	10, 20, 10
Lunation	TW	100
Mandala Boost	Grey, Purple, cobalt	10 each
Mandala Wheel	Black, Acrobat Grey, Lime, FG, Scorer Pink	40, 40, 40, 30, 80
Mandala: Infinite	TW, Purple	140, 60
Marred Shard	TW	100
Maxle-PA	Pink, Saffron, TW	10 for all
Morrowhatch	Paragon, Sniper Grey	10 for both
Muscle Boy	Crimson	20
Phase-R	Cobalt, FG	10 each
Philoscope	TW	130
Pylon	BS, Cobalt, Lime	10 for all
Q-Runner	Striker Purple, Uncert BS, Grey	20 for all
Rad Rock GE	Sniper TW	90
Rad Rock Boost	Crimson, Lime	10 for both
Reticle	Purple	10
Riser	Crimson	50
Sandscape	BS	10
School'd	Black, FG, TW	10 for all
Shima: Infinite	Purple	80
Shining Barrage	Scorer Crimson, Uncert Black, Purple	150, 60, 30
Shortwire	SB	10
Slash Beam	Pink	10
Spotdrop	BS, Cobalt, Crimson, 2x Pink	10 for all
Sprattle	Pink	10
Star Princess	BS, Orange, Pink	10 for all
Starcade	BS, Grey, purple, orange	10 for all
Starpower	FG	20
Streamix	Cobalt, Grey, 2x Saffron	10 for all
String Theory	TW, Cobalt, Victor Pink	10 for all
Supernova Boost	BS	10
Synastry	Grey, Lime, Saffron	10 for all
Throned	Grey, Pink	10 for both
Throned: Sacred	BS, FG	10, 20
Torque TX: Inverted	Crimson, Purple, Saffron	60, 40, 20
Volkswagen GTI RLE	SB	140
Warp Wave Trail	Purple, TW	20, 80
Xtra	BS, Crimson, SB	10 for all
Z-Ro	Aviator Purple, Uncert Grey, SB	10 each