I just came across this on YouTube TV and I’m watching the Collingwood vs Fremantle match. I think I understand the general idea, you have to kick the ball and have a player catch it inside the arch for a chance to score a goal.
I've had two bad Uber/Ubereats encounters recently and there is no way to contact Uber's customer service, apart from their social marketing (facebook and twitter). No phone number for customers, no email, no online chat. their app only goes to pre-filled requests.
Ordered fish and chips for $40, only the chips came. Send through a request and they refunded me $20. I tried to re-raise through the app and it just closes the enquiry saying the refund already applied.
When I reach out to their social media they completely misinterpreted my message and then advise they have already dealt with the issue.
Is the service getting worse?
How have you successfully had your issue dealt within Australia?
I vaguely remember watching a movie late at night on SBS in about 97-98, movie was Aussie, I think the kids dad set them up with a picnic on the roadside in the outback and drove off or something similar. I remember the kids eating powdered lemonade, I think it was a boy and girl.
Anyone know what it's called?
Hi there, before I seek advice I’d like to state that I don’t know much about native Australian/Aboriginal belief or culture, so if I say anything wrong or disrespectful I am so sorry. My parents are immigrants, and I do not have any aboriginal blood. My schooling was heavily focused on Protestant religion. I never had the opportunity to learn about native Australian/Aboriginal belief or culture. Basically, my mental health has been getting worse over the past 10-15 years, regardless of what I try to do to help (diet, exercise, therapy and medication). I don’t think what’s happening to me can easily be solved with only CBT, DBT, therapy or medication. I have been trying to improve my mental health since 2010 but I feel as though I am not getting better. I would like to speak to someone spiritual to seek guidance or advice, however I seem to only find white spiritual healers/workers/psychics. No disrespect to white spiritual workers, but I don’t really want to go out of my way to interact with them, as from what I’ve seen at psychic or spiritual festivals, most of them seem to give very generalised advice which could be applicable to almost anyone. I am asking specifically for Aboriginal Australian advice or guidance because I am living on Australian land, more specifically in South Australia, and I feel that Aboriginal Australians would know more about spirituality in Australia, making them a more trustworthy and reliable source when seeking advice, in comparison to white people who have only been living in Australia for roughly 200 years. Once again, if I have said anything wrong or offensive I do apologise. I am very uneducated in Aboriginal/native Australian culture. Can I please have some advice and if I am in the wrong subreddit can I please be pointed in the right direction? Thank you so much for reading.
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