Pretty boring tbh, I don’t get sick very often at all and can forrest gump it for ages. My Cha at 21 would probably be 11 but I do think I’ve developed a decent amount just through life experience/learning how to build rapport quickly with new colleagues and acquaintances who have become friends
I used to go a lot around then, idk why (youth maybe?) but we weren’t that scared… maybe because it was a tradition of our group after the music on Sunday night to go on an adventure around the campsite, making friends with random other camps sharing drinks, uh various substances and generally chilling with randoms. So even though we were aware of all the chaos and mayhem going on around, we just cared about chatting gods-knows what to people we’d never met before
Now I do remember the bottling 50 Cent got in '04, my mate threw a camping chair on the stage. Funny back then, still funny now
Panopticon are also notable in combining bluegrass and black metal
But the year’s only just star… ohhhh whoops.
Pretty interesting so far, left a job for the first time due to burnout only to get a significant step up in role… to team who are pretty much similarly overworked. Will try to stick it out for the CV, at least the new CEO seems to have his head screwed on properly.
Externally, lots of scary news about the rise of Reform and the lack of mainstream alternatives here is sad but I also started volunteering for the Green Party. Just leafletdropping as I thought I should try to do something positive politically
This is the most D&D campaign thing I’ve ever heard, no further questions
Personally, no, though I recently quit a job due to burnout. I’ve had a lot of luck in enjoying or at least being able to easily tolerate the company of 98% of my coworkers. There’s definitely people I’ve worked with who are eager to climb the ladder, but at least manage to put on a good front/put it aside to some degree for the good of the company
The only Headhunter that works for me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1cRGVaJF7Y
Edit: to answer seriously, I’ve not heard of this personally but a friend was headhunted to a part time role that paid almost as much after commute as her previous position. So, it can work out for both parties at least