Like: I make a loop on the left, but my father would've made a loop on his right but I saw it on the left so that's how I do it, this would mean every second generation does it the same way
If you train with it you can increase its power, like its range or the amount of control you have with it (different knots, multiple pairs of shoes at once). Will work with any type of laces
So we had someone that claimed leadership, network skills, AD/SCCM, and other things on their resume. However, it was all in another country, and the company didn't bother checking any of it.
When it came down to it, he required step-by-step instruction on basic things, instruction in AD, SCCM, basic computer functioning, and had the initiative of an old PS/2 computer ball mouse. After it's gotten filled with gunk.
Worst of all, he wasn't teachable.
It impacted operations and projects. Management didn't want to admit they made a mistake and just shrugged it off. We groused about him but just tried to make things work, but I can't help but feel there must be a better way to deal with a situation like that.
Genuinely curious how many people experience this. I was initially convinced that this isn't normal, especially not to the degree that the title has it. But, I'm thinking it might just be way more common than I thought. Do you personally experience this? Even just a little bit? I was shocked to find out that my husband did (just like me), and he thinks its normal. Curious on your thoughts.
I am an aspie, never been able to. That or ride a bike, so I was wondering. Are there mechanical tasks such as tying your shoelaces that are given for granted and you are unable to do?
Have a good day.
https://youtu.be/3Qcl5llMezc
*"I'm Too laz- Wait a minute. Did you just ask me out there?" she questioned.
"Ye- Wasn't the main intention of the sentence, but yeah."
BAM!
"Don't consider doing that. Now come on, we've got chemistry to figure out"*
"Ow." I murmured.
Holding my face, and having seen what's to come, I bit my tongue, and held the first sentence in my mouth.
She tripped on her shoelaces. I burst out laughing at the scene.
"For a best friend, you're quite the sadistic excuse."
"Too bad. You're struck with me. Atleast now, tie your shoelaces. And make it quick. We've got chemistry to figure out."
I don’t want you falling for anyone else
I still don’t like I can barely tie the knot/ribbon thing or whatever correctly so I just avoid wearing those kinds of shoes now
Fun fact
