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Hello
I have a cousin living in Little Rock whose birthday is tomorrow. I want to order a cake & flowers for them. But I do not live in the USA. Can some of you kindly help me with such a service provider? I'd really appreciate.
Thanks...

I've been on doordash for 4 years and it just consistently gets worse by the month. They ran a $3 peak pay for 6 hours last Saturday and I declined 10 orders. A few were close to accepting based on the distance but had I taken that $3 out of the equation, these would've been 2.25 low ball offers. I rejected a few of those on principle alone. Anyway, not only are the offers going down but the distance is going up. Doordash should really route these to the closest people. If another driver isn't within three or four miles, they should dump it. I'm getting offers like $7 for 17 MI. I had an $8.50.36 MI offer just tonight. you're telling me in the country's fourth largest city there's not a closer f****** driver than 36 mi away?
Life at Rock bottom as far as gate codes go. Before people blast me that I can make a list, a few things on that. First, is this something I should really need to do or should the customer enter the f****** gate code and/or apartment number in the app? Also, those change periodically and then I'm still ending up having to ask these idiots for their gate code. If there's no code and it's a remote that the customer has to do, would it be too much for them to respond to me?
I had one about an hour ago and asked the person if they were working in the leasing office tonight. I knew this office closed at 5:00 or 6:00 and it was like 9:30 when I asked him. I just wanted to make him look stupid. This guy didn't leave a goddamn apartment number or code
Over the past 6 months I have stopped asking at all on doordash. I have been to at least a minimum of 100 different apartment complexes in my city and I know God damn well which one of them have a remote entry the customer has to do.
So, since we're company owners, each and every one of us, I stopped asking for a code altogether about 6 months ago. If you don't include it, I will immediately leave at the leasing office. I don't even do the timer thing anymore, and I don't reach out to you. I just take a pic and go
My guess is it's the same people that order all the goddamn time and every driver has to ask them. You would think after three or four deliveries they would go in the application and fix it
GrubHub typically pays out a little bit more, so I'll put in a little more effort on that one, but not much more because I get paid regardless.
UE is the only one I make sure the people get their food. Even if I have to parachute into the complex. If it's a weekend I may take the L and move on, but I typically give customers a little more time.
the doordash app still sucks though so I don't see anything I just said happening anytime soon. It's going to catch up to these fuckers. The founders are already cashing in their stock options
I guess what I'm trying to get at is its well past time that when people are filling out their doordash profile, the software should recognize that's an apartment and force them to put an apartment number and gate code

Hasta ahora mis libros favoritos y que más he disfrutado en momentos recientes son:
1) Kafka en la Orilla, de Haruki Murakami 2) Indigno de ser Humano, de Dazai Osamu 3) El Guardián en el Centeno, de J.D Salinger 4) El Lobo Estepario, de Hermann Hesse 5) El Relato de un Náufrago, de Gabriel García Márquez
Ahora mismo estoy leyendo Siddhartha, de Hermann Hesse, y me está encantado.
En mi lista tengo: 1) Norwegian Wood (Tokio Blues), de Haruki Murakami 2) Stoner, de John Williams 3) Dune, de Frank Herbert 4) Flowers for Algernon, de Daniel Keyes 5) Pedro Páramo, de Juan Rulfo

What the title says.
Basically are there any dramas where the main characters meet multiple times and either through misunderstandings or deliberately kept secret the fl doesn’t realize the Ml is the same person she met a previous time or is famous or rich or something.
Examples:
Healer: she met him both as Healer and as a reporter and doesn’t realize that he’s the same person.
My shy boss/introverted boss: she meets him and thinks he’s a delivery man instead of the CEO and also doesn’t know that he is ‘Mr. Smith’.
Liar and his lover: she doesn’t realize that he’s the composer for her favorite band.
18 Again: not exactly what I was thinking of but the Fl doesn’t realize that her husband turned back into a teenager.
Flower of Evil: also not exactly what I had in mind but she is investigating him under his real name
Those are all I can think of for now but pretty much any drama where the Ml has a secret identity/big secret would be appreciated.