TJDetweiler

That's just like, your opinion, man

Our pothos do that too. Pretty normal stuff according to my wife.

Not that I'm taking this thread very seriously based on the other comments.. but other than seeing a doctor, have you tried the obvious things? The things you are describing are not a 30 year old thing. You are way too young to attiribute all of those things to age.

• Exercise (very important). Get your steps in. Get a watch or something and count em.
• Eat a proper, balanced diet. Don't calorie load before bed, eat throughout the day.
• Go to bed at a decent hour, whatever that is for you. Make sure you are getting at least 8 hours. Women typically need a little more.

I've known a few people that have all your symptoms, and the common denominator is that they are all extremely sedentary and take 0 accountability for their own health. They somehow expect a doctor to fix a problem only they can solve with the things I mentioned above.

If you've been seeing a doctor for years and aren't doing any of the things I've mentioned, you are wasting your time.

As a Canadian who owns a truck, I think this may just be a North American thing. I am the guy that is referred to when one says "I know a guy".

Some of the best advice I ever got was "it's not the grades you make, it's the hands you shake"

I actually switched into IT. My commute to work was pretty bad and my brother and friend had a work from home job, so they put in a good word for me, and here I am. Honestly I got pretty lucky with this one as I don't have any schooling for it, but I do pretty well in interviews so I was able to land the job. That was 5 years ago.

I was able to bullshit my way through the interview saying electrical had a lot of transferable skills like troubleshooting problems, working with work computers, plus I do a lot of PC work on my own time as a hobby (which is true) etc etc.

Got my red seal (Canada) so if I ever want to go back into the trade, I can really easily and would be starting again at journeyman wage.

I think electrician will be one of those jobs that will always be in demand, but you might have to go where the work is. I'm from BC and spent my first year working out in Alberta doing a camp job. After that though, 9 years pretty steady at home until I left it on my own terms

I went to electrical school right out of high school and was an electrician for 10 years. Learned a ton of practical skills, can fix just about any household or mechanical issues, and bought my first house 5 years in. Best decision my parents ever encouraged me to do. Would recommend and also not sure why it gets so much flak

I mean, I dunno about all that but if your point is weed is strong af these days I'm not going to disagree. The weed I smoked in middle school doesn't have shit on the weed you can buy in a dispensary these days.

And smoke a little weed then stress reeeeaaaal hard for a few hours

A distinct lack of "drugs/degeneracy" category

I think their take is crazy, but calling them facists does a disservice to the word.

Dumb as hell but I tell myself "nothin' to it but to do it", and then I do the thing. Like ripping it off like a bandaid.