What's the statscan definition of homeowner? Aren't myself and my partner considered owners because we live with my parents in their house, so there are 4 "homeowners" living in the house.

I could be wrong but I remember reading what they consider a homeowner does not match what common sense says it is. Please point me in the direction of something if I'm wrong, I've tried looking but can't find anything.

Public servant here, the city I live in isn't hiring and when they do it's extremely competitive, think 150+ applications for one position. The city I work for is an hour away and I've been doing the drive for two years. I can't move closer due to lack of rentals and what is available is too expensive (I saw a 2br for 3100 this morning) and they won't rent to me because of pets (why bother when there is someone without pets who is willing to pay 60% of their salary, less risk for your "investment"). Can't buy because I can't afford 600k for a starter home with how crazy interest rates are right now I would be looking at a 3k/month mortgage.

I could try adjacent work closer to home, but there isn't much and it would be a pay cut even accounting for gas. Also no viable transit option available unless I want to leave my house at 5 and get home at 7.

So far I've been able to get 1 wfh day, 2 or 3 would be nice but I need to be in office to deal with the public.

Yup that too.

My partner got food poisoning a few years ago and kicked her food intolerances up a level where even trace amounts now wreck her so we've had to go to the dairy free route which is expensive and very limiting. Her doctor recently told her to try cutting gluten so now I have to relearn how to shop and cook to accommodate that which adds more to the bill. She's essentially a gluten free vegan who eats meat.

Loved that megazord. That was one of the very first santa gifts I can remember back when I was little. Played the shit outta that thing.

I never understood this show when I was a kid watching it, I still don't but it's funny as hell.

Similar experience to you, never read the books and watched it off the recommendation from some work people. I wasn't a big fan, the story and characters were alright but nothing really gripped me. I'll probably check out a few of the first episodes of the new season, but I don't expect myself to keep up with it.

Don't know why I thought this was talking about the anime

I came here to say capes. I would want one that's more casual/tone down though and not one that makes me look like a count tbh.

Woop woop

Check out American Juggalo on YouTube if you haven't already

Digital art is pretty fun if you're at all artistic, even technical drawing using AutoCAD or a similar software can be fun to learn and will give you a new skill. Try to use something you already like as a jump off point (ie draw a scale model of a weapon from a game).

Probably Tiptoes. Gary Oldman plays a little person who is Matthew McConaugeys twin brother

Generally only when I'm hungover.