Weekend Love Puns

I just need to rant.. I work from home. My husband is stay at home dad for our almost 7 months old boy and I’m tired of this. Though my husband’s primary responsibility is to take care of the baby.. I still have to help him out while I’m working (feed the baby. Put him to nap. Clean the house. Take care of the baby if he wants to do something in the house.). When I’m done working.. because he is done with his shift, I take over while he does his thing. He gives him a bath 2-3 times in a week and I feed the baby and put him to nighty nighty sleep. We had huge fight because I still have to wake up multiple times every night. Feed him. Change his diaper. Put him back to sleep and for last week, the baby has been teething so he wakes up 3-5 times. I have been barely sleeping. Fast forward weekend..I had rough night. The baby woke up at 6 am. He is done sleeping. Started crying. I asked husband if he can take care of him because I barely got sleep. He said he didn’t get good sleep too and left him crying until I got up and picked him up. I lost my shit. What did he do? Went to basement and slept until 11 am now he is somewhere watching FB acting like he is upset because I told him to go get a job so that I can hire nanny and let her take care of him FULLY. This has been my weekends for a long time and I’m scared of weekends now.

List of hedge funds (Anchorage capital is no longer a hedge fund as you may know lol)

Hedge funds 1-20

AQR : Price / Previous shares / Current shares / Change in %

Blackrock : Price / Previous shares / Current shares / Change in %

Citadel : Previous shares / Current shares / Change in %

Citadel calls : Price/ Previous shares / Current shares / Change in %

Citadel puts : Price/ Previous shares / Current shares / Change in %

I found this while looking up the information about citadel and it gave me a good laugh.

DE shaw shares

DE shaw calls

DE shaw puts

Millennium management: Price/ Previous shares / Current shares / Change in %

Renaissance tech: Previous shares / Current shares / Change in %

[Banks 1-20](https://preview.redd.it/ovmh2t7dd9681.png?width=538&format=png&auto=webp&s=cec5e5af22cd6ef30

I moved out of my parents last March as a 25 year old as a person who'd never been big into arcade games and had never touched a legit pinball machine before the move. I soon discovered there was this newish pinball "barcade" only about 10 minutes from my apartment that has 30 beer taps and over 30 pins, I fell in love with it instantly. Ever since my first visit I try to go play every weekend, I'll probably never be able to afford my own game, and that's okay.

Wondering if there's any other enthusiasts who only go out to play?

Ok im sorry I haven't been able to reply to everyone but I've received a shocking amount of input and replies from a lot of people. Thank you so much and I really look forward to being a part of this community!

I'm especially thinking of the fact that every episode, no real estate options seem to exist in their price range so they agree with the realtor dude to go over their budget.

That's... not how mortgage pre-approvals work. And even if that budget number is the family's preferred budget they'd like to spend (and got pre-approved for more), usually spending more than your budget is a bad idea financially speaking. We had two places we were looking at, one well within our budget and one right at the top, and because of these shows I kept assuming my agent would say "sure, this one is at the top of your budget but it's SO PERFECT you should just do it." No, my agent is smart and told me not to be house poor. Based partially on his advice we picked the cheaper place.

(I'm ignoring the fact that all these HGTV shows seem to exist in a permanent seller's market where you have your pick of several different homes, which you are able to buy at roughly the asking price.)

The game is at:

https://www.playlinkr.net

Its a puzzle game about connecting points together.

After seeing the success of WORDLE, I tried to make my own daily puzzle game using Phaser. I've not used JS much before, so I would appreciate any comments about the overall performance and if you find any bugs. Any general feedback/recommendations would be great too.

Thanks!