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The user wants relief from an unexpectedly huge tax bill and clarity about why it is so high.
The post suggests the user was contacted by their accountant and informed they owe a very large amount in taxes. There is no extra context about whether this is business, personal, or due to a specific filing issue.
Agree
People say the real fix is doing quarterly estimated taxes and tracking liability throughout the year, not waiting until April.
Many agree the accountant should have warned earlier and that the business owner should close the books monthly and know the numbers well before tax day.
Commenters recommend setting aside a percentage of revenue/profit in a separate tax savings account and using payment plans or extensions if cash is tight.
Disagree
A number of commenters defend the bill as a sign of a very profitable year — more taxes simply means the business made a lot of money.
Some say big tax bills are normal for growing businesses and that paying taxes in a lump sum is manageable with proper cash flow or payment plans.
A few argue the owner can reduce future liability with better tax structure, deductions, retirement plans, or major business purchases, so the bill is not inherently a crisis.
Asking
Several comments ask follow-up questions about gross profit, business structure, or whether estimated payments were made.
Some are jokes, flexes, or off-topic reactions rather than advice.
The bot/mod reminder explains subreddit rules and warns against market-research style posts.
The user wants jeans with normal, durable quality without needing to hunt for old used pairs.
The complaint is about shopping for jeans and feeling that modern jeans are lower quality than older ones. The user is forced into searching the secondhand market for vintage-made jeans to get acceptable durability and fit expectations.
Agree
People agree that modern jeans are thinner, stretchier, and wear out much faster than older 100% cotton pairs.
Many say the quality drop is real across major brands, with worse stitching, ripping, and cheaper materials.
Several commenters miss the old rigid/heavy denim feel and prefer vintage or workwear-style jeans that last for years.
Disagree
Good-quality jeans still exist today if you buy the right brands or styles, especially heavier 100% cotton or selvedge options.
A lot of the perceived decline is explained by inflation — jeans of similar quality now cost much more than they did in the 90s.
Some people say brands like Levi’s, Wrangler, Lee, Uniqlo, or USA/Japanese heritage makers still produce durable jeans, just not the cheapest lines.
Asking
A few comments were just corrections, jokes, or side notes with no clear stance on jean quality.
Some neutral comments wandered into broader topics like sewing your own clothes or general complaints about consumer goods.
A couple of comments were simple questions or off-topic reactions rather than opinions on the issue.
The user wants a job search process that results in more callbacks with far less effort and rejection.
The post describes a high-volume job application workflow over several months. The implied context is job searching and dealing with extremely low response rates from employers.
Agree
Many commenters agree that tailoring a resume to each job description improves callback rates because ATS and recruiters match keywords and phrasing.
People say the resume should be treated as a translation of your experience, not a static record, so you should emphasize the most relevant true details for each role.
Several comments add practical advice like using standard section headings, prioritizing the top requirements, and checking boxes quickly to get into the first screening bucket.
Disagree
Some commenters think the application volume is the real problem and describe 694 applications in 4 months as mindless spray-and-pray spam, so the low callback rate is unsurprising.
Others argue the result is exaggerated or fabricated, saying the callback numbers seem unbelievable or that the story is missing important details beyond simple keyword tailoring.
A few defend alternative job-search strategies by saying referrals or recruiter outreach are more effective than mass applying and resume tweaks alone.
Asking
Several comments ask for more details, such as what changes were made to the resume or what field the poster works in.
A few comments are jokes, meta remarks, or bot/resource messages rather than opinions on the job-search strategy.
Some comments compare different application strategies in a neutral way, like spamming many applications versus spending time tailoring one resume.
The user wants relief from sustained viewbotting and wants to know if any further action is possible.
This appears to be about a creator or streamer experiencing artificially inflated views for over a year. The post suggests ongoing interference with their audience metrics and uncertainty about what steps remain available.
Agree
People think Twitch support has limited power and the best practical move is to keep streaming while continuing to report it.
Several comments suggest the issue may be embedded viewers or external site embeds rather than classic viewbotting, so checking analytics, domains, or extensions could identify the source.
Common advice is to reduce the impact with mitigations like sub-only streams, follower/chat verification, 2FA/phone requirements, blocking chat bots, or changing the channel name to break embeds.
Disagree
Some comments dismiss the complaint and imply viewbots are normal or that the streamer should not be upset because the extra traffic is 'free'.
A few replies frame the problem as overreacting or suggest the streamer should simply stop worrying or that streaming may not be for them.
Asking
Many comments ask clarifying questions about what viewbotting or embedded viewers mean, or how to tell the difference.
Some replies are supportive but do not take a clear stance, mainly offering sympathy, encouragement, or saying they do not know how to help.
There are tangential suggestions about community, username changes, and bot-follow cleanup that are more workaround-focused than opinionated.