1/14/2025

Salutations.

It is now 12:03AM EST for me.

I ordered takeout food. This time, it was Japanese food. Since I have some experience eating takeout food and placing them in Hefty Slider Jumbo Storage Bags, 2.5 Gallon Size, I chose to eat the food I know would more likely spoil, and placing the rest of the food in the storage bags, something to eat later. It seems like all of the foods that I have ordered so far have those reputations. You may learn to eat the foods that will more likely spoil later, and save the foods that will ‘keep’ more, and will more likely be able to be eaten later. I’m experiencing progress, but I’m still learning to do that.

Well, I was doing that around 7:30PM yesterday, I ordered the food around that time, ate some of it, brought all of the garbage outside yesterday, and it’s now 12:09AM EST for me. Obviously, I didn’t type around 7:00PM EST yesterday, but I’ll keep trying to type on Monday nights.

I’m going to start preparing my laundry for the laundromat now. Soon after coming back from the laundromat, I will go to the supermarket and buy food that I can carry out. And soon after I come back from that, I am scheduled to receive delivered food and other items from that supermarket that i would not want to carry. In other words, I will type yet again around 7:00PM EST, but Tuesday night, not Monday night.

To mention quickly, I did purchase within the past week 2 items from Amazon.com that I think may be useful to you:

Smarter-Seal, 6-Pack, Reusable, BPA Free, Pop or Beverage Can Lids, Covers, Protectors, Toppers For Soda, Seltzer, Beer, Energy Drinks. Keep Carbonated Beverages More Bubbly and Fizzy

KitchenAid Classic Multifunction Can Opener and Bottle Opener Easy to Use, Razor Sharp Stainless Steel Cutting Wheel, Soft Ergonomic Handles, Black

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Both items are about $11 with Prime shipping available.

I haven’t tried the ‘Smarter-Seal’ before. When you are at work, have you ever only partially drank a can of soda, and you left it opened and exposed, since you are still drinking from it? I haven’t tried it yet, but I think the ‘Smarter-Seal’ could be your solution. It looks neutral to use. I’ll let you know how I used it later.

I purchased a new can opener because my current can opener looks very rusty. This new can opener should last a lot longer. Also, I haven’t tried this one, but the video reviews I saw from Amazon.com look promising.

As always, they’re just recommendations. You’re not obligated by me to purchase them.

I’ll see you later today at 7:00PM, if you are there.

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It is now 12:47AM EST for me.

I wasn’t able to start typing at 7:00PM, but the explanation for idea ‘Lack tolerate’ is not difficult for me to explain.

A few hours ago, I tried this out on a can of Diet Coke:

Smarter-Seal, 6-Pack, Reusable, BPA Free, Pop or Beverage Can Lids, Covers, Protectors, Toppers For Soda, Seltzer, Beer, Energy Drinks. Keep Carbonated Beverages More Bubbly and Fizzy

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It snapped right in there! I’m going to use it from now on at work.

A few hours ago, I thought that, if I got used to using it, and I used something that I was drinking, and that ‘Smarter-Seal’ doesn’t work, then I decided to purchase something else as a back-up from Amazon.com:

Adpartner Silicone Can Lids (10 Pack, All 2.6” Diameter), Reusable Silicone Stretch Lids for Pet Food Cans, BPA-free Silicone Seal Can Covers for Yogurt Jars Soda Regular Mason Jars Canned Pet Foods

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It’s also about $10 with Prime shipping available, and, according to the videos from Amazon.com, it works on more than just soda cans. I’ll keep it in my back pack in case the other one doesn’t work. I like using the other one because it looks more natural to use, but if I’m drinking something and it doesn’t work, then I’m using this one. You get 10 of them. 5 are light blue, and 5 are clear.

Here is a quote from one of the reviews from Amazon.com:

I am notorious for starting a can of soda for a few sips then done for a while. You pop these on and it holds the freshness and fizz for a day or more. Also great for if sitting outside and your a slow drinker and set it down for several minutes but done want flies landing on the lid. Even semi protective of soills for if you knock it over and grab it real quick .

Works on canned goods. You only need half the can of olives? Pop this on the can to keep the rest fresh in fridge.

Wash up easy. Even pop in dishwasher if they can be contained to not fly around.

I keep a couple in my car for if needed while on the road with a can of soda.

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It is now 1:06AM EST for me.

I am going to look for a music video and trailer for this list now. That should take about an hour an a half. I should start typing again in about an hour and a half from now. So, if you are there, I’ll see you then.

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It is now 2:19AM EST for me.

Before I continue, I want to give you an illustration example with an explanation to help you find these ideas (more?) useful to you. In a manner of speaking, the explanation may feel like I’m ‘stepping on my own foot’, but I don’t mind having a very mildly bruised ego, as long as you find the advice more? useful.

The scene is from episode 4.20 ‘The Last Man’ from sci-fi tv series ‘Stargate: Atlantis(2008)’. The episode is available streaming from Amazon.com:

21 minutes and 49 seconds:

Lt. Colonel John Sheppard(Joe Flanigan): ‘The city has solar power generators, right?’

Dr. Rodney McKay hologram(David Hewlett): ‘Yes, which would come in very handy if we were trying to power a couple of electric golf carts.’

Sheppard: ‘See, you’re still thinking like the old McKay.’

McKay: ‘I can’t really help that! Look, what are you saying?’

Sheppard: ‘The sun’s going red giant, right? Increased solar energy. The worse it gets, the more power we’ll have.’

McKay: ‘Oh, my God, that could work. We use the shields to protect the atmosphere.’

Sheppard: ‘Exactly.’

McKay: ‘We wouldn’t be able to do it indefinitely, but it would buy us 100 years or so.’

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Refurbishing that scene, Sheppard for not being a scientist communicates very well with McKay. Let’s say you imagine asking Sheppard for more of an explanation for something that both Sheppard and McKay created. In this example, the explanation that you seek can be made by McKay, not by Sheppard. However, even though Sheppard cannot give you the explanation that you seek, Sheppard’s advice was still useful to you.

So, let’s say that my advice is useful to you. However, my situation for one example is like that ‘Stargate: Atlantis’ situation. I was able to present to you something that is useful to you, but the explanation that you seek may be able to be made by another person or persons that I communicated with in the past. Still, even though I am not able to give you that explanation, you may still find certain advice that I typed in sort of useful to you.

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It is now 3:19AM EST for me.

The music video that I watched less than a few hours ago for the 1st time that I recommend for this advice, refurbished with inapproprieities removed, is called ‘Bench Sitter’ by Sara Kays. I found it by selecting ‘Music’ from my signed in youtube homepage, scroll down and select ‘New This Week’, scroll down, and the music video ‘Bench Sitter’ is #31 out of 33.

Here’s a quote from the lyrics:

I could be a first place winner but I don’t play
Could be a home run hitter in every game
But when you’re out there with her and look at me
I’m just the best bench sitter you’ve ever seen

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There’s one inappropriate word in the lyrics. Just don’t use it.

I used phrase ‘sara kays age verification’ in www.google.com, and here’s the quote:

Sara Kays (born February 18, 1999) is an American singer and songwriter hailing from Noblesville, Indiana, United States.

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Here’s how I recommend that you watch the music video ‘Bench Sitter’ for this advice: In my opinion, it shows the singer Sara Keys just being a ‘bench warmer’ for soccer, but you can extrapolate that to be any sport that involves bench warming. The people in the music video seem to support her ‘bench warming’ participation. So, if you participate in sports in school, and you have experience ‘bench warming’, then this music video may give you an entertaining perspective for that experience.

To watch the music video, search in www.youtube.com for phrase ‘sara kays bench sitter’, and it should be one of the 1st selections offered, with 26K views. It was published 4 days ago by publisher ‘Sara Kays’.

Here’s a quote from one of the comments:

‘ I don’t personally listen to most female artists music but from finding this music video randomly on YouTube. I realized that in my past as I was younger, I have been a “Bench Sitter” for most of my sport games growing up. This song gave a flashback of my past experiences from youth soccer, youth baseball, youth lacrosse, youth & High school hockey, and even now with handling 2 different Hockey Programs. This song can hold some places in people’s hearts and @SaraKays you did that for not only for me but for those who has experience something similar around the globe. ‘

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It is now 4:19AM EST for me.

The movie trailer that I watched a few hours ago for the 1st time and recommend for this advice is called ‘Jack of the Red Hearts Official Trailer 1 (2016)’. Here is a quote from link hollywoodreporter.com about it:

‘ A teenage runaway cons her way into a job as a caregiver for an autistic child in Janet Grillo’s drama.

Not surprisingly, “Donna” has more than a few awkward moments dealing with her charge, but her quick thinking and street smarts rescue her from myriad mistakes. She begins to warm to the assignment, getting some tips from watching the film The Miracle Worker, and embarks on a tentative romance with Robert. She also finds herself bonding with Glory, who, despite such occasional lapses as wandering off to her favorite park, starts showing signs of improvement. ‘

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I found it by selecting publisher ‘Rotten Tomatoes Indie’ from www.youtube.com, select ‘Videos’, select ‘Popular’. Scroll down, and it’s the one with 11M views.

It is my belief that certain forms of experienced instigation encourage too much disassociation when interacting with others. If you choose to, you may watch the trailer ‘Jack of the Red Hearts’ to help recharge more your sense of interaction with others, as it relates with experienced instigation.

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It is now 4:28AM EST for me.

Lack tolerate:

The illustration example that I am using for idea ‘Lack tolerate’ is in episode 3.3 ‘Ashes and Demons’ from sci-fi tv series ‘American Gods(2021)’. I quoted that scene in a previous list, so I’ll use that quote. I went to the www.ionicbreeze1.com’s homepage and searched for phrase ‘ashes and demons’. The quote I chose comes from Wishlist #1275, published 5/22/2021. As of now, the episode is available streaming from Amazon.com:

The quote for that ‘Ashes and Demons’ scene from Amazon.com starts 16 minutes and 48 seconds into that episode:

Chad Mulligan: ‘You know, uh… I’ve been looking for, uh, an opportunity to talk to you about the… the other day down at the station. Uh… I hope you understand, I’m just doing my job with… and you being the new guy in town, and you know, what with me being, um, a cop who… happens to be Caucasian, and so forth and… You know, just the optics of you being, um, you know, somebody, uh… somebody who’s African American. I just don’t want you to get the-the- wrong, uh, idea, uh… (sighing) Uh… Lakeside isn’t that kind of place. (sighing) ‘

Shadow Moon: ‘Lakeside’s still in America, right?’

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According to www.imdb.com, that episode aired Jan 24, 2021. People all over America experienced being quarantined last year, and even now, I think, restaurants are operating at 50% capacity, in order to honor social distancing. We’re all wearing masks, and according to certain social media from smart phones, people are getting fired for things that they typed in the internet over several years ago. In a tv show context, I believe that is where chief of police Chad Mulligan is coming from. He is experiencing a certain difficulty of tolerance in order to watch what he is saying, given the current situation America is in.

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Idea ‘Lack tolerate’ identifies how certain experienced instigations may cause you to have difficulty tolerating certain things, to the point that the difficulty to tolerate may create an evaluation that seemingly contradicts your chosen intent of interaction. Now, even though Chad Mulligan(Eric Johnson) did not experience instigation from Shadow Moon(Ricky Whittle), he is still experiencing a difficulty to tolerate that is seemingly creating an evaluation that is contradicting his chosen intent of action. Chad Mulligan tried to explain the effect to Shadow Moon. I’ll quote his attempt using the current streaming episode from Amazon.com. The quote starts 16 minutes and 47 seconds into the episode:

Chad Mulligan: ‘I hope you understand, I’m just doing my job with… …you know, Alison missing, and you being a new guy in town, and you know, what with me being, um, a cop who… …happens to be Caucasian, and so forth and… ‘

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You can watch more of that scene for more content. If you are experiencing a difficulty to tolerate because of experienced instigation, and for example, you did not agree to address it, just contemplationally say ‘Lack tolerate’, and choose to not use it, not address it, not resolve it, not use it, etc. So, even you feel something about it, you are not using it. Difficulty to tolerate caused by experienced instigation can be used as ‘bait’ to cause you to interact with certain contemplations inappropriately associated with such a difficulty to tolerate.

To practice, if you are at work, just practice on one of the people that you see, from a safe, respectful distance, of course. Contemplationally say ‘Lack tolerate’, imagine Chad Mulligan as he looked in that episode made in 2021 standing near the person that you chose, and he’s smiling and/or laughing, as he’s trying to understand more and cope better with his difficulty to tolerate evaluations and contemplations associated with the person that you chose that he has such evaluations and contemplations with, imagined of course. The person doesn’t have to be someone that instigated you. You’re just practicing with that person, whether or not that person instigated you.

Keep in mind that I am assuming that you have a few evaluations and contemplations that you have some difficulty to tolerate, like Chad Mulligan illustrates in that episode. If you used the idea, you contemplationally said ‘Lack tolerate’, you allowed yourself to experience somewhat those evaluations and contemplations you have some difficulty to tolerate, and since you did not choose to address such difficulties to tolerate, you are choosing to not use it, even though you feel somewhat something about it. Idea ‘Lack tolerate’ by intent is helping you to disassociate yourself from the evaluations and contemplations that such a difficulty to tolerate may be causing you to associate with.

In the previous list, I recommended that you watch the music video ‘Despacito’ so that you have a comparison, how you evaluate the music video before using idea ‘Lack tolerate’, and how you evaluate the music video ‘Despacito’ while using idea ‘Lack tolerate’. Based on my experience refurbished for advice, when using idea ‘Lack tolerate’ to watch music video ‘Despacito’, your new interpretation should allow you to notice certain evaluations that you didn’t notice when watching music video ‘Despacito’ without idea ‘Lack tolerate’. Those certain evaluations may give the impression that you are seeing new faces that you didn’t see before. I offered you that experience to be considered as proof that idea ‘Lack tolerate’ is offering you progress from such an experienced instigation.

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It is now 5:08AM EST for me.

I am going to close this list now. I will try to type this coming Monday, 1/20/2025, the next list, on around 7:00PM EST. So far, I would create new ideas up until then, so I’ll decide then what to type in. If you are there, I’ll see you then.

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TV-PG mature themes, sci-fi violence, viewer discretion for tv series ‘Stargate: Atlantis’. Rated PG for thematic elements including teen behavior, language, and smoking, viewer discretion for movie ‘Jack of the Red Hearts’. Rated TV-MA mature themes, sci-fi violence, viewer discretion for tv series ‘American Gods’. A few scenes of forward/mildly overt dancing in music video ‘Despacito’. Use only refurbished for advice references. Throw away rest of episode, series, movie, and music video.(Refurbish forward/mildly overt dance scenes.) [Use mental bookmark ‘Lack tolerate’ for reference, allocation, and prevention when needed.