Aremel

I wasn't aware cassette reading heads needed cleaning. How does this work?

Thank you for answering the one Mister i didn't recognize.

That is a sweet sentiment.

Let's do some math, shall we?

Average person takes 12-20 breaths per minute. 0.05 × 12 = 60 cents a minute on the low end.

0.6 × 60 = $36/hr at minimum.

I was initially gonna say the steps one, but $36/hrs minimum just to exist? That sounds kinda tempting...

Oh wow, I did something pretty similar!

Question: for nitrogen (or other gasses) do you need to use a fluid buffer or can you just hook up machines directly to the source?

Unrelated question: how did you change the color of your zip line thingy?

I'm gonna play them a song on the world's smallest violin.

Had me in the first half, not gonna lie.

If you like video essays and video games, I can suggest The Tarnished Archeologist. He does deep lore dives into FromSoft games (Dark Souls, Elden Ring, etc.) using real world archeological techniques and insights, and draws parallels with real world civilizations.

Even if you aren't into FromSoft games, his videos are worth it for the real world archeological parallels alone.

Full speed ahead, tell her how you feel. It can only end in two ways:

1. Your dream becomes a premonition and you live happily ever after.

2. She tells you she doesn't feel the same way and it ends there, awkwardly or not.

Speaking from experience. I had a crush on this one girl and I just couldn't get her out of my mind. I decided to do something about it and asked her out. She said no and that was the end of it.

Don't be afraid to be awkward.

Edit: If this truly is an impossible situation (you or the instructor are already in committed relationships) then I agree with everyone else telling you to find another instructor.

OR

Still do what I said but try to reconcile your feelings for her, with her. Also speaking from experience here. If she is a dance instructor, she is probably no stranger to having her pupils develop feelings for her.

Then you have to occluded the vessel before removing the needle, unless you have one of those fancy self-occluding cannulas.

American companies fucked around, and now they're finding out.