Random questions.

[yesitsme]

I don't use the app. I tried on PC.

It's chrome
I'll try desktop version

[yesitsme]

Worked thanks

[yesitsme]

Anyone else didn't get there direct deposits?

[CountValentine]

Anyone else didn't get there direct deposits?

Direct deposits for?

[yesitsme]

Direct deposits for?

Payroll
Is it only me does that mean I'm fired 

[CountValentine]

Payroll

Showed up on 9/1.

[Yehuda57]

Is it only me

yesitsjustyou

[smart man]

Is there a Yom Tov Ehrich song about driving up to the country? Or anyone know what I’m getting it mixed up with?!

[S209]

Is there a Yom Tov Ehrich song about driving up to the country? Or anyone know what I’m getting it mixed up with?!

Seven Little Kids by Country Yossi?

[ExGingi]

Is there a Yom Tov Ehrich song about driving up to the country? Or anyone know what I’m getting it mixed up with?!

Thank my son for that. He's a walking encyclopedia.

[Something Fishy]

Is there a Yom Tov Ehrich song about driving up to the country? Or anyone know what I’m getting it mixed up with?!

איי איי די קאנטרע

Epic song, לוקסוס tape.

ETA: what @ExGingi said lol

[smart man]

Thank my son for that. He's a walking encyclopedia.

Thanks! Any chance it can be found on Apple Music?

[CountValentine]

I know what a mashgiach is but what is a mashgiach tmidi?

[Yehuda57]

I know what a mashgiach is but what is a mashgiach tmidi?

Constant. There are two types of mashgiach, temidi, someone who is there always, they business can't open without a mashgiach, and a "yotze v'nichnas", meaning someone who "comes and goes", someone who drops in regularly at unannounced times.

[dm123]

I know what a mashgiach is but what is a mashgiach tmidi?

https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/3851553/jewish/What-is-a-Mashgiach.htm

Then there are the places, notably busy restaurants, where a mashgiach is present from opening until closing. This type of mashgiach is known as a mashgiach temidi—a “constant mashgiach.”

[CountValentine]

Constant. There are two types of mashgiach, temidi, someone who is there always, they business can't open without a mashgiach, and a "yotze v'nichnas", meaning someone who "comes and goes", someone who drops in regularly at unannounced times.

If he is not there all the time that is a disaster waiting to happen.

[CountValentine]

What is the reaction when an Orthodox Jew finds out they ate trief? Is it physical, emotional or both? Is there an example a non-Jew could relate to?

[ExGingi]

What is the reaction when an Orthodox Jew finds out they ate trief? Is it physical, emotional or both? Is there an example a non-Jew could relate to?

I would think it's mostly emotional (that could lead to physical).

I'm not sure if this is a good example for a non-Jew to relate to the feeling, but imagine doing something you believe is 100% ok and mundane, only to discover in retrospect that due to ignorance beyond your control you actually did something you consider repulsive and immoral.

[jj1000]

What is the reaction when an Orthodox Jew finds out they ate trief? Is it physical, emotional or both? Is there an example a non-Jew could relate to?

Imagine finding out that the delicious dinner you just ate was actually the family pet dog.

[CountValentine]

I would think it's mostly emotional (that could lead to physical).

I'm not sure if this is a good example for a non-Jew to relate to the feeling, but imagine doing something you believe is 100% ok and mundane, only to discover in retrospect that due to ignorance beyond your control you actually did something you consider repulsive and immoral.

I would then say an example would be to find out you ate dog.
ETA: Cross posting.

You said immoral, how so?