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My Grimborn teen wants to conduct an "experiment" on her older sister, so I did my due diligence and researched… Link to full-size image on gdrive. Future updates and all my other cheatsheets are listed in the pinned post on my profile. submitted by /u/fluffhq to r/Sims4 [link] [comments]

Hey everyone, Here are a few class action settlements tied to large companies that are currently open. If any apply to you, some of the deadlines are coming up fairly soon. Panda Express data breach settlement Deadline: April 10, 2026 Who qualifies: People whose personal information may have been affected in the Panda Restaurant Group data security incident around March 2023. Payout: Up to $5,000. File a claim: https://prgbreachsettlement.com LifeLock / Norton robocall settlement Deadline: April 13, 2026 Who qualifies: People who got an artificial or prerecorded call on their cell phone about a LifeLock or Norton account between February 19, 2021 and October 30, 2025, even though they did not have an account. Payout: Up to $625. File a claim: https://www.jacksonivrsettlement.com Sealy Mattresses settlement Deadline: May 11, 2026 Who qualifies: People who bought certain Sealy bedding products, including some Ultimate Indulgence or Cool Comfort products labeled with a 1250 thread count. Payout: Varies. File a claim: https://www.threadcountsettlement.com/ Dodge Ram EcoDiesel settlement Deadline: May 15, 2026 Who qualifies: People in the U.S. who bought or leased certain 2014–2019 Dodge Ram 1500 EcoDiesel trucks. Payout: Up to $3,000. File a claim: https://www.ecodieselegrcoolercase.com/ Sprouts Farmers Market receipt settlement Deadline: August 5, 2026 Who qualifies: People who made certain purchases at U.S. Sprouts stores with a credit, debit, or EBT card and received a receipt showing too many digits of the card number. Payout: Varies. File a claim: https://www.settleinfo.com Toyota vehicle settlement Deadline: December 11, 2028 Who qualifies: Current and former owners or lessees of certain 2011–2019 Toyota vehicles, including some Corolla, Avalon, Tacoma, Tundra, and Sequoia models. Payout: Varies. File a claim: http://AirBagControlUnitSettlement.com Amazon Prime settlement Deadline: Not decided Who qualifies: U.S. consumers who enrolled in Amazon Prime between June 23, 2019 and June 23, 2025 and may have been automatically enrolled or had trouble canceling online. Payout: Up to $51. File a claim: https://www.subscriptionmembershipsettlement.com/ submitted by /u/navn24 to r/ClassActionSettlement [link] [comments]

It folds in the middle. Sinks on the side. Can’t even put your shoes on when sitting on it is how much it sinks. I learned about it on Reddit snd it was a mistake. Learn from me. submitted by /u/LosVolvosGang to r/Mattress [link] [comments]

Y'all, I think I just wasted a ton of my sim's money, plus her bits and pieces to make a ton of these, lmao. I'm currently building a hostel from all the crafted objects I could make my sim craft and some deco she could dumpster dive for. I was really hoping I could use these. Well, I can but only as a bottom bunk but none of the bunk beds in game matches any of these. Does anybody know where I can find a top bunk cc for these fabricated beds? Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/checksout2313 to r/sims4cc [link] [comments]

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As a Finance Consultant I’ve been digging into some sector-level data over the last few weeks, and something is happening in Indian Healthcare that isn't getting enough mainstream coverage. If you’ve noticed your insurance premiums or hospital bills creeping up, it’s not just "general inflation." We are currently in the middle of a massive, structural shift. Global Private Equity (PE) firms are moving from "interested" to "aggressive" in the Indian hospital space. They are essentially betting on the "Financialization of Health"—the same model that made healthcare a luxury in the US and Germany. (Recent Transactions) If you think this is a theory, look at the capital inflow from the last 18 months. These aren't small bets; these are "takeover" level moves: Temasek (Singapore): Dropped ₹16,500 Crore to take majority control of Manipal Hospitals. They are now eyeing an IPO at a valuation of over ₹1 Trillion ($12B+). Blackstone + Aster DM: Blackstone is merging Aster DM with Quality Care (Care Hospitals + KIMS Kerala). This creates a 10,000+ bed behemoth. They are buying scale because building from scratch takes too long. KKR & Co: Re-entered India in a big way. They just grabbed a controlling stake in HCG (Oncology giant) and Baby Memorial (Kerala). PB Fintech (Policybazaar): This is the one that should worry the public. They’ve raised nearly $218M (₹1,800 Cr+) specifically to build and buy hospitals. They are closing the loop: they sell the insurance, then they own the hospital you use it in. This is a classic case of Loss Aversion. If you don't secure your healthcare strategy now, you will lose significantly more in the future. For the Public : We are moving toward a "Pay-to-Play" model. Expect medical inflation to stay at 11-14% (highest in Asia). Independent "neighborhood" hospitals are being eaten by chains, which means standardized (higher) pricing and mandatory insurance-first appointments. For the Investors : Hospitals are becoming the new "Commercial Gold." Unlike offices or retail, hospital occupancy is recession-proof. EBITDA margins for top chains are now hitting 25-28%. These PE firms are looking for 20% IRR, and they are getting it through "Yield per Bed" optimization. Top 20 Healthcare/Hospital Players to Watch (Publicly Listed) If you want to track this wave through the stock market, here are the heavyweights currently dominating the charts by market cap and expansion plans: Rank Company Name Key Strength 1 Apollo Hospitals The undisputed leader; massive pharmacy + digital ecosystem. 2 Max Healthcare High ARPOB (Revenue per bed); aggressive Delhi/NCR focus. 3 Fortis Healthcare Backed by IHH (Malaysia); undergoing major turnaround. 4 Global Health (Medanta) Super-specialty focus; expanding into Tier-2 cities. 5 Narayana Hrudayalaya Low-cost efficiency model; strong international presence. 6 Aster DM Healthcare Post-merger with Blackstone-backed Quality Care. 7 KIMS (Krishna Institute) Dominant in AP/Telangana; very high ROCE. 8 Rainbow Children’s Specialized pediatrics/maternity (High margin niche). 9 Jupiter Life Line Premium focus in western India (Thane/Pune). 10 HCG (Healthcare Global) Specialty cancer care; now a KKR-controlled asset. 11 Shalby Hospitals World leader in arthroplasty (knee/joint). 12 Kovai Medical Strong regional fortress in Tamil Nadu. 13 Yatharth Hospital Emerging player in Noida/North India. 14 Sahyadri Hospitals (Recently merged/acquired by Manipal/Temasek). 15 Metropolis Health Diagnostics (Pathology) – critical for hospital flow. 16 Dr. Lal PathLabs Diagnostics leader; feeding the hospital ecosystem. 17 Vijaya Diagnostic Dominant in South India diagnostics. 18 Syngene International (Research/Contract) – part of the broader Biocon/Health eco. 19 Piramal Pharma Critical care and pharma supplies to hospitals. 20 PB Fintech (Policybazaar) The "New Entrant" changing the insurance-to-hospital pipeline. The "Entry Phase" for independent investors and doctors is ending. Institutional money is pricing out everyone else. I’ve seen data suggesting that hospital land and ready-to-move medical assets are being snapped up by corporate "land banks" before they even hit the open market. If you aren't looking at healthcare assets (either through stocks or direct medical real estate) in the next 24 months, you are likely going to be on the "paying" side of this monopoly rather than the "earning" side. What are your thoughts? Are we okay with the "Americanization" of our hospitals as long as the service improves, or are we sleepwalking into a debt trap? Disclaimer: This is purely for education purpose, Not financial advice. Just a research-heavy deep dive into a sector that's clearly heating up. submitted by /u/Clean-Bodybuilder822 to r/IndianStreetBets [link] [comments]

I've been wanting to replace my sheets, blankets, duvet cover and insert, and pillows. They're all pretty worn out (my duvet insert is literally flat at this point) so thought this would be the perfect time to switch to something more sustainable. submitted by /u/qveensvmmer to r/EcoFriendly [link] [comments]

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Had a group of three grown women check into my Airbnb in San Antonio this past Thursday. They somehow managed to put the thermostat into Eco Mode “Away,” which basically shuts the AC off, and then were shocked to return to a house that was 88 degrees in the middle of July in Texas. Shocking, I know. They immediately freak out and claim the AC is “broken.” I drive over to check it out, and of course, the thermostat is in Eco Mode. I switch it back to normal and explain very clearly that it will start cooling now and just needs a little time. That’s when the meltdown starts. I’m not exaggerating full on crying. Not from a child, not from someone with actual heat exhaustion. From three adult women who claimed they were going to get heat stroke unless the house hit 65 degrees in five minutes. I asked if they understood how AC works. They told me yes, because when they go to a hotel it cools in 10 minutes. Right. Because a 200square foot hotel room and a 1,800 square foot 3 bed 3 bath home are totally the same thing. I told them the house was cooling, they just needed to be patient. But they doubled down on the drama, saying if it wasn’t freezing cold in minutes they were leaving. At that point I realized I wasn’t dealing with normal guests just manipulative, entitled people who were either clueless or fishing for a reason to cancel. So I told them to pack up and go. I gave them a full refund just to get them out. I’m not about to let people like that stay in my property, especially when they’re already acting like victims because they don’t know how a thermostat works. Honestly, this just confirms everything I’ve been thinking. Selling off my Airbnbs was the right move. Hosting is great until you run into people like this who think crying will change how HVAC systems function. submitted by /u/meow4mekitty to r/airbnb_hosts [link] [comments]

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70k miles. Max tow, Lariat, Tuned w MPT, Catch can, bilstein 5100s all around. 1.5" level, airbags in rear. 33.2" Falken Wildpeaks at4s. Front hitch w Anderson clip for my removable 12k lb winch power. Think I'm done w mods. Might delete some chrome eventually. Someone dinged my rear bumper anyway. I'm in love tho even w chrome(I know many dont like on here). 3rd F-1, 5th ford. 1.5 years in w this one. I dont ever want to let her go tho. I'm not great at detailing her, but made an attempt to clean her up today. Been using a foam cannon wash, wax, and liquid ceramic coating. Need some tire foam clearly. Her names Fancy Nancy submitted by /u/m0st1yh4rmless to r/f150 [link] [comments]

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I don't know why people hate on paper straws when the taste they add makes some drinks significantly better and isn't strong enough to ruin the others, which are usually either carbonated or lemonade anyway. Paper straws also have a better texture in mouth, I was able to feel something pleasant instead of the cold industrial feel of plastic. I have no idea why you heathens prefer a straw that is somehow both smooth and sharp over the correct option. EDIT1: It seems most of you think I'm trolling, but this is honestly just a slight exaggeration of my actual opinion. I do in fact think paper straws are better than plastic, but only if they're dense. This makes the taste not overwhelming and the texture only mildly soggy. EDIT2: I'm getting kinda sick of people correcting me on the word "objective", but I wrote this at 2AM just before bed and I can't edit the title so you lot should just deal with it. EDIT3: I finally got around to confirming your saying that paper straws are often coated in plastic and/or PFAS so I've removed the "eco-friendly" bit. submitted by /u/AtTheKrakenOfDawn to r/unpopularopinion [link] [comments]

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What I recommend for the Open First box: One towel for every person living in the house or per bathroom (whichever is more). One roll of toilet paper for each bathroom One pot (can be used to boil water as well as prepare food) One pan Corkscrew and/or bottle opener Can opener What you need to make coffee in the morning, you can get by usually with good instant or a Melitta-style cone to make pour-over coffee into whatever. A sharp knife for food prep A pair of scissors (more that one if you use bins secured with zip ties) One box-cutter per person who will unpack (if you use regular boxes) Phone charger Trash bags Shower curtain and rings (unless it's really skanky, otherwise, you can throw it away as soon as you get a new one, remember you would be showering the next day with it anyway) Optional: If you're eco-conscious, a plate, bowl, water glass, mug, and place-setting per person Trash can Curtains and a tension rod for the bedroom if there are no window treatments. A fan if you are going somewhere in the summer and the AC needs to be set-up Two screwdrivers, flat and Philips head, duct tape, and WD-40 Also, have a separate box for first-day bedding with a sheet (plus a top sheet if you use it), blanket, and pillow(s). EDIT: Great suggestions for additions, I am adding them as I see them. submitted by /u/survivalothefittest to r/LifeProTips [link] [comments]

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