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{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My college is right next to the ocean, and the campus is built to preserve and protect the coastal wildlife. This means that there are a lot of wetland areas right next to and in the middle of all the dorms. There is this one bird that is apparently endangered that lives in these wetlands-I don't know what species it is. It makes the loudest, most annoying chirping noise in the world, and only does so in the wee hours of the night. I'm not exactly a light sleeper, but this bird constantly wakes me up. I've used earplugs, closed the window, and put a pillow over my head, but it doesn't really help. I and many other people that go here agree that this bird is a nuisance. Does anyone have any other stories of animals that should be put out of our misery?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My college is right next to the ocean, and the campus is built to preserve and protect the coastal wildlife. This means that there are a lot of wetland areas right next to and in the middle of all the dorms. There is this one bird that is apparently endangered that lives in these wetlands-I don't know what species it is. It makes the loudest, most annoying chirping noise in the world, and only does so in the wee hours of the night. I'm not exactly a light sleeper, but this bird constantly wakes me up. I've used earplugs, closed the window, and put a pillow over my head, but it doesn't really help. I and many other people that go here agree that this bird is a nuisance. Does anyone have any other stories of animals that should be put out of our misery?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My college is right next to the ocean, and the campus is built to preserve and protect the coastal wildlife. This means that there are a lot of wetland areas right next to and in the middle of all the dorms. There is this one bird that is apparently endangered that lives in these wetlands-I don't know what species it is. It makes the loudest, most annoying chirping noise in the world, and only does so in the wee hours of the night. I'm not exactly a light sleeper, but this bird constantly wakes me up. I've used earplugs, closed the window, and put a pillow over my head, but it doesn't really help. I and many other people that go here agree that this bird is a nuisance. Does anyone have any other stories of animals that should be put out of our misery?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My college is right next to the ocean, and the campus is built to preserve and protect the coastal wildlife. This means that there are a lot of wetland areas right next to and in the middle of all the dorms. There is this one bird that is apparently endangered that lives in these wetlands-I don't know what species it is. It makes the loudest, most annoying chirping noise in the world, and only does so in the wee hours of the night. I'm not exactly a light sleeper, but this bird constantly wakes me up. I've used earplugs, closed the window, and put a pillow over my head, but it doesn't really help. I and many other people that go here agree that this bird is a nuisance. Does anyone have any other stories of animals that should be put out of our misery?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My college is right next to the ocean, and the campus is built to preserve and protect the coastal wildlife. This means that there are a lot of wetland areas right next to and in the middle of all the dorms. There is this one bird that is apparently endangered that lives in these wetlands-I don't know what species it is. It makes the loudest, most annoying chirping noise in the world, and only does so in the wee hours of the night. I'm not exactly a light sleeper, but this bird constantly wakes me up. I've used earplugs, closed the window, and put a pillow over my head, but it doesn't really help. I and many other people that go here agree that this bird is a nuisance. Does anyone have any other stories of animals that should be put out of our misery?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My college is right next to the ocean, and the campus is built to preserve and protect the coastal wildlife. This means that there are a lot of wetland areas right next to and in the middle of all the dorms. There is this one bird that is apparently endangered that lives in these wetlands-I don't know what species it is. It makes the loudest, most annoying chirping noise in the world, and only does so in the wee hours of the night. I'm not exactly a light sleeper, but this bird constantly wakes me up. I've used earplugs, closed the window, and put a pillow over my head, but it doesn't really help. I and many other people that go here agree that this bird is a nuisance. Does anyone have any other stories of animals that should be put out of our misery?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So me and my girlfriend have been dating since December 18, 2011, so a little over a year now. We're both sophomores in highschool and recently have hit a rough patch in our relationship. She was diagnosed with depression and anxiety last summer and then was admitted into a psychiatric hospital in our city. After she got out, she was always depressed and the medication she was taking didn't appear to help, but I always managed to cheer her up. Her depression faded away for a while around October-November up until about a month go when it started affecting her more often. Since then we've had more arguments come up because of it messing with our relationship.\n\nShe went to her psychiatrist last week and she recommended that we take a break, which we didn't end up doing. Then this morning during class she sent me a message saying that she, \"can't take it anymore!\" and some other stuff saying how she wants to take a break because things weren't working out. Right before lunch she sends me another message saying, \"You know I still love you right? I always will\". I told her to leave me alone because I wanted some time to think about what to do. After school I messaged her asking if she wanted to take a break or break up completely. She couldn't make up her mind so I told her tell me in a couple days. So right now we're currently on a break. I don't know if I should move on or wait for her. Like as in if she only wants a break, should I wait it out, or move on? Or if she wants to break up, should I move on, or try to win her back (again)? She's my first girlfriend ever, and we've been through so much together and I absolutely love this girl with all of my heart to the point where we've discussed getting married many times, but now I don't know what to do. Any advice helps and ask me questions if you need more details." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So me and my girlfriend have been dating since December 18, 2011, so a little over a year now. We're both sophomores in highschool and recently have hit a rough patch in our relationship. She was diagnosed with depression and anxiety last summer and then was admitted into a psychiatric hospital in our city. After she got out, she was always depressed and the medication she was taking didn't appear to help, but I always managed to cheer her up. Her depression faded away for a while around October-November up until about a month go when it started affecting her more often. Since then we've had more arguments come up because of it messing with our relationship.\n\nShe went to her psychiatrist last week and she recommended that we take a break, which we didn't end up doing. Then this morning during class she sent me a message saying that she, \"can't take it anymore!\" and some other stuff saying how she wants to take a break because things weren't working out. Right before lunch she sends me another message saying, \"You know I still love you right? I always will\". I told her to leave me alone because I wanted some time to think about what to do. After school I messaged her asking if she wanted to take a break or break up completely. She couldn't make up her mind so I told her tell me in a couple days. So right now we're currently on a break. I don't know if I should move on or wait for her. Like as in if she only wants a break, should I wait it out, or move on? Or if she wants to break up, should I move on, or try to win her back (again)? She's my first girlfriend ever, and we've been through so much together and I absolutely love this girl with all of my heart to the point where we've discussed getting married many times, but now I don't know what to do. Any advice helps and ask me questions if you need more details." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So me and my girlfriend have been dating since December 18, 2011, so a little over a year now. We're both sophomores in highschool and recently have hit a rough patch in our relationship. She was diagnosed with depression and anxiety last summer and then was admitted into a psychiatric hospital in our city. After she got out, she was always depressed and the medication she was taking didn't appear to help, but I always managed to cheer her up. Her depression faded away for a while around October-November up until about a month go when it started affecting her more often. Since then we've had more arguments come up because of it messing with our relationship.\n\nShe went to her psychiatrist last week and she recommended that we take a break, which we didn't end up doing. Then this morning during class she sent me a message saying that she, \"can't take it anymore!\" and some other stuff saying how she wants to take a break because things weren't working out. Right before lunch she sends me another message saying, \"You know I still love you right? I always will\". I told her to leave me alone because I wanted some time to think about what to do. After school I messaged her asking if she wanted to take a break or break up completely. She couldn't make up her mind so I told her tell me in a couple days. So right now we're currently on a break. I don't know if I should move on or wait for her. Like as in if she only wants a break, should I wait it out, or move on? Or if she wants to break up, should I move on, or try to win her back (again)? She's my first girlfriend ever, and we've been through so much together and I absolutely love this girl with all of my heart to the point where we've discussed getting married many times, but now I don't know what to do. Any advice helps and ask me questions if you need more details." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So me and my girlfriend have been dating since December 18, 2011, so a little over a year now. We're both sophomores in highschool and recently have hit a rough patch in our relationship. She was diagnosed with depression and anxiety last summer and then was admitted into a psychiatric hospital in our city. After she got out, she was always depressed and the medication she was taking didn't appear to help, but I always managed to cheer her up. Her depression faded away for a while around October-November up until about a month go when it started affecting her more often. Since then we've had more arguments come up because of it messing with our relationship.\n\nShe went to her psychiatrist last week and she recommended that we take a break, which we didn't end up doing. Then this morning during class she sent me a message saying that she, \"can't take it anymore!\" and some other stuff saying how she wants to take a break because things weren't working out. Right before lunch she sends me another message saying, \"You know I still love you right? I always will\". I told her to leave me alone because I wanted some time to think about what to do. After school I messaged her asking if she wanted to take a break or break up completely. She couldn't make up her mind so I told her tell me in a couple days. So right now we're currently on a break. I don't know if I should move on or wait for her. Like as in if she only wants a break, should I wait it out, or move on? Or if she wants to break up, should I move on, or try to win her back (again)? She's my first girlfriend ever, and we've been through so much together and I absolutely love this girl with all of my heart to the point where we've discussed getting married many times, but now I don't know what to do. Any advice helps and ask me questions if you need more details." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So me and my girlfriend have been dating since December 18, 2011, so a little over a year now. We're both sophomores in highschool and recently have hit a rough patch in our relationship. She was diagnosed with depression and anxiety last summer and then was admitted into a psychiatric hospital in our city. After she got out, she was always depressed and the medication she was taking didn't appear to help, but I always managed to cheer her up. Her depression faded away for a while around October-November up until about a month go when it started affecting her more often. Since then we've had more arguments come up because of it messing with our relationship.\n\nShe went to her psychiatrist last week and she recommended that we take a break, which we didn't end up doing. Then this morning during class she sent me a message saying that she, \"can't take it anymore!\" and some other stuff saying how she wants to take a break because things weren't working out. Right before lunch she sends me another message saying, \"You know I still love you right? I always will\". I told her to leave me alone because I wanted some time to think about what to do. After school I messaged her asking if she wanted to take a break or break up completely. She couldn't make up her mind so I told her tell me in a couple days. So right now we're currently on a break. I don't know if I should move on or wait for her. Like as in if she only wants a break, should I wait it out, or move on? Or if she wants to break up, should I move on, or try to win her back (again)? She's my first girlfriend ever, and we've been through so much together and I absolutely love this girl with all of my heart to the point where we've discussed getting married many times, but now I don't know what to do. Any advice helps and ask me questions if you need more details." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So me and my girlfriend have been dating since December 18, 2011, so a little over a year now. We're both sophomores in highschool and recently have hit a rough patch in our relationship. She was diagnosed with depression and anxiety last summer and then was admitted into a psychiatric hospital in our city. After she got out, she was always depressed and the medication she was taking didn't appear to help, but I always managed to cheer her up. Her depression faded away for a while around October-November up until about a month go when it started affecting her more often. Since then we've had more arguments come up because of it messing with our relationship.\n\nShe went to her psychiatrist last week and she recommended that we take a break, which we didn't end up doing. Then this morning during class she sent me a message saying that she, \"can't take it anymore!\" and some other stuff saying how she wants to take a break because things weren't working out. Right before lunch she sends me another message saying, \"You know I still love you right? I always will\". I told her to leave me alone because I wanted some time to think about what to do. After school I messaged her asking if she wanted to take a break or break up completely. She couldn't make up her mind so I told her tell me in a couple days. So right now we're currently on a break. I don't know if I should move on or wait for her. Like as in if she only wants a break, should I wait it out, or move on? Or if she wants to break up, should I move on, or try to win her back (again)? She's my first girlfriend ever, and we've been through so much together and I absolutely love this girl with all of my heart to the point where we've discussed getting married many times, but now I don't know what to do. Any advice helps and ask me questions if you need more details." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Last week, my gf of 2 years broke up with me because I wasn't treating her right. We had a great relationship but college and work started to take it's toll on us. Me and her are part of greek life, she works a lot during the week and I have many mandatory classes that force me to give up free time during the day in order to attend. Trying to balance us, friends, greek life and our workload has took its toll on us, and we spent a incredible vacation in Spain a month ago. The day she broke up with me, we were both in tears and as she left she told me she still loved me. \n\nIn hindsight, I wish I put more effort into our relationship but I was always so scared of running out of money, and my schedule these past months have been hectic. On Valentines day, we couldn't do anything because I was supposed to be doing stuff for my fraternity and I could tell she was disappointed. I understand my mistakes and my shortfalls, but I don't want to lose her. I love her so much. She's been ignoring me for the past week and I understand it's because she's trying to get some space for the both of us. However, I want her to know that I will do a lot for her and make time for her. Although we can't forsake our commitment for our work and greek organizations, I was gonna start doing things ahead of time in order to make time for her. She doesn't want amazing date nights, she just wants a night to ourselves doing something fun. \n\nI just want to make her happy again, and I'm so sorry for ever making her feel unappreciated, but is there anyway I could win her back? I don't want to lose one of the best miracles in my life because of my mistakes, and I want to prove to her I have very much changed." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Last week, my gf of 2 years broke up with me because I wasn't treating her right. We had a great relationship but college and work started to take it's toll on us. Me and her are part of greek life, she works a lot during the week and I have many mandatory classes that force me to give up free time during the day in order to attend. Trying to balance us, friends, greek life and our workload has took its toll on us, and we spent a incredible vacation in Spain a month ago. The day she broke up with me, we were both in tears and as she left she told me she still loved me. \n\nIn hindsight, I wish I put more effort into our relationship but I was always so scared of running out of money, and my schedule these past months have been hectic. On Valentines day, we couldn't do anything because I was supposed to be doing stuff for my fraternity and I could tell she was disappointed. I understand my mistakes and my shortfalls, but I don't want to lose her. I love her so much. She's been ignoring me for the past week and I understand it's because she's trying to get some space for the both of us. However, I want her to know that I will do a lot for her and make time for her. Although we can't forsake our commitment for our work and greek organizations, I was gonna start doing things ahead of time in order to make time for her. She doesn't want amazing date nights, she just wants a night to ourselves doing something fun. \n\nI just want to make her happy again, and I'm so sorry for ever making her feel unappreciated, but is there anyway I could win her back? I don't want to lose one of the best miracles in my life because of my mistakes, and I want to prove to her I have very much changed." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Last week, my gf of 2 years broke up with me because I wasn't treating her right. We had a great relationship but college and work started to take it's toll on us. Me and her are part of greek life, she works a lot during the week and I have many mandatory classes that force me to give up free time during the day in order to attend. Trying to balance us, friends, greek life and our workload has took its toll on us, and we spent a incredible vacation in Spain a month ago. The day she broke up with me, we were both in tears and as she left she told me she still loved me. \n\nIn hindsight, I wish I put more effort into our relationship but I was always so scared of running out of money, and my schedule these past months have been hectic. On Valentines day, we couldn't do anything because I was supposed to be doing stuff for my fraternity and I could tell she was disappointed. I understand my mistakes and my shortfalls, but I don't want to lose her. I love her so much. She's been ignoring me for the past week and I understand it's because she's trying to get some space for the both of us. However, I want her to know that I will do a lot for her and make time for her. Although we can't forsake our commitment for our work and greek organizations, I was gonna start doing things ahead of time in order to make time for her. She doesn't want amazing date nights, she just wants a night to ourselves doing something fun. \n\nI just want to make her happy again, and I'm so sorry for ever making her feel unappreciated, but is there anyway I could win her back? I don't want to lose one of the best miracles in my life because of my mistakes, and I want to prove to her I have very much changed." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Last week, my gf of 2 years broke up with me because I wasn't treating her right. We had a great relationship but college and work started to take it's toll on us. Me and her are part of greek life, she works a lot during the week and I have many mandatory classes that force me to give up free time during the day in order to attend. Trying to balance us, friends, greek life and our workload has took its toll on us, and we spent a incredible vacation in Spain a month ago. The day she broke up with me, we were both in tears and as she left she told me she still loved me. \n\nIn hindsight, I wish I put more effort into our relationship but I was always so scared of running out of money, and my schedule these past months have been hectic. On Valentines day, we couldn't do anything because I was supposed to be doing stuff for my fraternity and I could tell she was disappointed. I understand my mistakes and my shortfalls, but I don't want to lose her. I love her so much. She's been ignoring me for the past week and I understand it's because she's trying to get some space for the both of us. However, I want her to know that I will do a lot for her and make time for her. Although we can't forsake our commitment for our work and greek organizations, I was gonna start doing things ahead of time in order to make time for her. She doesn't want amazing date nights, she just wants a night to ourselves doing something fun. \n\nI just want to make her happy again, and I'm so sorry for ever making her feel unappreciated, but is there anyway I could win her back? I don't want to lose one of the best miracles in my life because of my mistakes, and I want to prove to her I have very much changed." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Last week, my gf of 2 years broke up with me because I wasn't treating her right. We had a great relationship but college and work started to take it's toll on us. Me and her are part of greek life, she works a lot during the week and I have many mandatory classes that force me to give up free time during the day in order to attend. Trying to balance us, friends, greek life and our workload has took its toll on us, and we spent a incredible vacation in Spain a month ago. The day she broke up with me, we were both in tears and as she left she told me she still loved me. \n\nIn hindsight, I wish I put more effort into our relationship but I was always so scared of running out of money, and my schedule these past months have been hectic. On Valentines day, we couldn't do anything because I was supposed to be doing stuff for my fraternity and I could tell she was disappointed. I understand my mistakes and my shortfalls, but I don't want to lose her. I love her so much. She's been ignoring me for the past week and I understand it's because she's trying to get some space for the both of us. However, I want her to know that I will do a lot for her and make time for her. Although we can't forsake our commitment for our work and greek organizations, I was gonna start doing things ahead of time in order to make time for her. She doesn't want amazing date nights, she just wants a night to ourselves doing something fun. \n\nI just want to make her happy again, and I'm so sorry for ever making her feel unappreciated, but is there anyway I could win her back? I don't want to lose one of the best miracles in my life because of my mistakes, and I want to prove to her I have very much changed." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Reddit!\n\nFirst off thank you for any help / guidance you can offer me here. I fell in love with a very toxic woman that I dated for 5 months. Its been about 7 weeks since we broke up and I've been doing a great job moving on. I still think about her and feel ill at times and she's been on my mind a lot but I'm ready to get back and start searching for someone better.\n\nI know in my heart the second I find someone better she'll be a thing of the past. I also have a personality type that tends to ruminate on things so I don't want to sit around and wait when she's already moved on and seeing her ex (that she lied to me about the entire relationship).\n\nYeah - it was toxic. I was in therapy for 5 weeks to work through this one.\n\nAnyway - can you guys offer me some advice? Am I doing the right thing by getting back out now that I'm ready?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Reddit!\n\nFirst off thank you for any help / guidance you can offer me here. I fell in love with a very toxic woman that I dated for 5 months. Its been about 7 weeks since we broke up and I've been doing a great job moving on. I still think about her and feel ill at times and she's been on my mind a lot but I'm ready to get back and start searching for someone better.\n\nI know in my heart the second I find someone better she'll be a thing of the past. I also have a personality type that tends to ruminate on things so I don't want to sit around and wait when she's already moved on and seeing her ex (that she lied to me about the entire relationship).\n\nYeah - it was toxic. I was in therapy for 5 weeks to work through this one.\n\nAnyway - can you guys offer me some advice? Am I doing the right thing by getting back out now that I'm ready?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Reddit!\n\nFirst off thank you for any help / guidance you can offer me here. I fell in love with a very toxic woman that I dated for 5 months. Its been about 7 weeks since we broke up and I've been doing a great job moving on. I still think about her and feel ill at times and she's been on my mind a lot but I'm ready to get back and start searching for someone better.\n\nI know in my heart the second I find someone better she'll be a thing of the past. I also have a personality type that tends to ruminate on things so I don't want to sit around and wait when she's already moved on and seeing her ex (that she lied to me about the entire relationship).\n\nYeah - it was toxic. I was in therapy for 5 weeks to work through this one.\n\nAnyway - can you guys offer me some advice? Am I doing the right thing by getting back out now that I'm ready?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Reddit!\n\nFirst off thank you for any help / guidance you can offer me here. I fell in love with a very toxic woman that I dated for 5 months. Its been about 7 weeks since we broke up and I've been doing a great job moving on. I still think about her and feel ill at times and she's been on my mind a lot but I'm ready to get back and start searching for someone better.\n\nI know in my heart the second I find someone better she'll be a thing of the past. I also have a personality type that tends to ruminate on things so I don't want to sit around and wait when she's already moved on and seeing her ex (that she lied to me about the entire relationship).\n\nYeah - it was toxic. I was in therapy for 5 weeks to work through this one.\n\nAnyway - can you guys offer me some advice? Am I doing the right thing by getting back out now that I'm ready?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Reddit!\n\nFirst off thank you for any help / guidance you can offer me here. I fell in love with a very toxic woman that I dated for 5 months. Its been about 7 weeks since we broke up and I've been doing a great job moving on. I still think about her and feel ill at times and she's been on my mind a lot but I'm ready to get back and start searching for someone better.\n\nI know in my heart the second I find someone better she'll be a thing of the past. I also have a personality type that tends to ruminate on things so I don't want to sit around and wait when she's already moved on and seeing her ex (that she lied to me about the entire relationship).\n\nYeah - it was toxic. I was in therapy for 5 weeks to work through this one.\n\nAnyway - can you guys offer me some advice? Am I doing the right thing by getting back out now that I'm ready?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Reddit!\n\nFirst off thank you for any help / guidance you can offer me here. I fell in love with a very toxic woman that I dated for 5 months. Its been about 7 weeks since we broke up and I've been doing a great job moving on. I still think about her and feel ill at times and she's been on my mind a lot but I'm ready to get back and start searching for someone better.\n\nI know in my heart the second I find someone better she'll be a thing of the past. I also have a personality type that tends to ruminate on things so I don't want to sit around and wait when she's already moved on and seeing her ex (that she lied to me about the entire relationship).\n\nYeah - it was toxic. I was in therapy for 5 weeks to work through this one.\n\nAnyway - can you guys offer me some advice? Am I doing the right thing by getting back out now that I'm ready?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Ok so little back story first. I began college as a physics major. Everything was going fine until I ran into calculus. I failed calculus my first time around. I perfectly understood how to do derivatives and integrals and the stuff they taught in the later half of calculus 1. However, the parts of the class I could never get my head around were the supposed \"basic\" calculus parts such as epsilon-delta definition. Despite my lack of understanding in calculus I retook cal 1 and again got a very low D (passing but just barely) however I took physics at this same time (which was all calculus based physics) and I got a high A in that class. \n\nBecause of the situation with math I decided to switch my major to sociology and anthropology. I made this decision because I knew that since the math would only get increasingly harder and without making very high grades in all my future classes my GPA would never recover enough to get into grad school, which was my goal. \n\nEver since I switched my major I can't watch any science shows on TV without getting very sad and sometimes mildly depressed because I know that now I won't ever be in that field of research or doing anything substantial towards forwarding science. Since I was a freshman in High School I've wanted to do research in physics and now that dream is unreachable. \n\nSo I come to reddit today to ask if anyone has any suggestions on how I can continue to further my knowledge and understanding of physics on my own time so I can at least still get some of the fulfillment I used to and hopefully quell the sadness I feel inside. (sorry if this post sounds really depressing. I'm very happy with my new major and future career choice)" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Ok so little back story first. I began college as a physics major. Everything was going fine until I ran into calculus. I failed calculus my first time around. I perfectly understood how to do derivatives and integrals and the stuff they taught in the later half of calculus 1. However, the parts of the class I could never get my head around were the supposed \"basic\" calculus parts such as epsilon-delta definition. Despite my lack of understanding in calculus I retook cal 1 and again got a very low D (passing but just barely) however I took physics at this same time (which was all calculus based physics) and I got a high A in that class. \n\nBecause of the situation with math I decided to switch my major to sociology and anthropology. I made this decision because I knew that since the math would only get increasingly harder and without making very high grades in all my future classes my GPA would never recover enough to get into grad school, which was my goal. \n\nEver since I switched my major I can't watch any science shows on TV without getting very sad and sometimes mildly depressed because I know that now I won't ever be in that field of research or doing anything substantial towards forwarding science. Since I was a freshman in High School I've wanted to do research in physics and now that dream is unreachable. \n\nSo I come to reddit today to ask if anyone has any suggestions on how I can continue to further my knowledge and understanding of physics on my own time so I can at least still get some of the fulfillment I used to and hopefully quell the sadness I feel inside. (sorry if this post sounds really depressing. I'm very happy with my new major and future career choice)" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Ok so little back story first. I began college as a physics major. Everything was going fine until I ran into calculus. I failed calculus my first time around. I perfectly understood how to do derivatives and integrals and the stuff they taught in the later half of calculus 1. However, the parts of the class I could never get my head around were the supposed \"basic\" calculus parts such as epsilon-delta definition. Despite my lack of understanding in calculus I retook cal 1 and again got a very low D (passing but just barely) however I took physics at this same time (which was all calculus based physics) and I got a high A in that class. \n\nBecause of the situation with math I decided to switch my major to sociology and anthropology. I made this decision because I knew that since the math would only get increasingly harder and without making very high grades in all my future classes my GPA would never recover enough to get into grad school, which was my goal. \n\nEver since I switched my major I can't watch any science shows on TV without getting very sad and sometimes mildly depressed because I know that now I won't ever be in that field of research or doing anything substantial towards forwarding science. Since I was a freshman in High School I've wanted to do research in physics and now that dream is unreachable. \n\nSo I come to reddit today to ask if anyone has any suggestions on how I can continue to further my knowledge and understanding of physics on my own time so I can at least still get some of the fulfillment I used to and hopefully quell the sadness I feel inside. (sorry if this post sounds really depressing. I'm very happy with my new major and future career choice)" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Ok so little back story first. I began college as a physics major. Everything was going fine until I ran into calculus. I failed calculus my first time around. I perfectly understood how to do derivatives and integrals and the stuff they taught in the later half of calculus 1. However, the parts of the class I could never get my head around were the supposed \"basic\" calculus parts such as epsilon-delta definition. Despite my lack of understanding in calculus I retook cal 1 and again got a very low D (passing but just barely) however I took physics at this same time (which was all calculus based physics) and I got a high A in that class. \n\nBecause of the situation with math I decided to switch my major to sociology and anthropology. I made this decision because I knew that since the math would only get increasingly harder and without making very high grades in all my future classes my GPA would never recover enough to get into grad school, which was my goal. \n\nEver since I switched my major I can't watch any science shows on TV without getting very sad and sometimes mildly depressed because I know that now I won't ever be in that field of research or doing anything substantial towards forwarding science. Since I was a freshman in High School I've wanted to do research in physics and now that dream is unreachable. \n\nSo I come to reddit today to ask if anyone has any suggestions on how I can continue to further my knowledge and understanding of physics on my own time so I can at least still get some of the fulfillment I used to and hopefully quell the sadness I feel inside. (sorry if this post sounds really depressing. I'm very happy with my new major and future career choice)" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Ok so little back story first. I began college as a physics major. Everything was going fine until I ran into calculus. I failed calculus my first time around. I perfectly understood how to do derivatives and integrals and the stuff they taught in the later half of calculus 1. However, the parts of the class I could never get my head around were the supposed \"basic\" calculus parts such as epsilon-delta definition. Despite my lack of understanding in calculus I retook cal 1 and again got a very low D (passing but just barely) however I took physics at this same time (which was all calculus based physics) and I got a high A in that class. \n\nBecause of the situation with math I decided to switch my major to sociology and anthropology. I made this decision because I knew that since the math would only get increasingly harder and without making very high grades in all my future classes my GPA would never recover enough to get into grad school, which was my goal. \n\nEver since I switched my major I can't watch any science shows on TV without getting very sad and sometimes mildly depressed because I know that now I won't ever be in that field of research or doing anything substantial towards forwarding science. Since I was a freshman in High School I've wanted to do research in physics and now that dream is unreachable. \n\nSo I come to reddit today to ask if anyone has any suggestions on how I can continue to further my knowledge and understanding of physics on my own time so I can at least still get some of the fulfillment I used to and hopefully quell the sadness I feel inside. (sorry if this post sounds really depressing. I'm very happy with my new major and future career choice)" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Ok so little back story first. I began college as a physics major. Everything was going fine until I ran into calculus. I failed calculus my first time around. I perfectly understood how to do derivatives and integrals and the stuff they taught in the later half of calculus 1. However, the parts of the class I could never get my head around were the supposed \"basic\" calculus parts such as epsilon-delta definition. Despite my lack of understanding in calculus I retook cal 1 and again got a very low D (passing but just barely) however I took physics at this same time (which was all calculus based physics) and I got a high A in that class. \n\nBecause of the situation with math I decided to switch my major to sociology and anthropology. I made this decision because I knew that since the math would only get increasingly harder and without making very high grades in all my future classes my GPA would never recover enough to get into grad school, which was my goal. \n\nEver since I switched my major I can't watch any science shows on TV without getting very sad and sometimes mildly depressed because I know that now I won't ever be in that field of research or doing anything substantial towards forwarding science. Since I was a freshman in High School I've wanted to do research in physics and now that dream is unreachable. \n\nSo I come to reddit today to ask if anyone has any suggestions on how I can continue to further my knowledge and understanding of physics on my own time so I can at least still get some of the fulfillment I used to and hopefully quell the sadness I feel inside. (sorry if this post sounds really depressing. I'm very happy with my new major and future career choice)" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: How are narcissists soo good at what they do? How do they calculate your exact reactions? And how are they so good at covering up there evil actions and appear so innocent?\n \nRecently experienced what it's like being manipulated by a narcissist, luckily 2 months in I realised some thing is wrong and that's when I came to find out about the Narcissistic Personality Disorder. \n\nIt was actually frightening to read about them, especially that they cannot love and even more how expert they are at controlling unwary victims who fall in their trap. It's like they are cold hearted calculating robots who have the knack to make people go crazy and at times have the nerve to say that the victim is at fault or worse it the narcissist. \n\nWhat more intriguing is the girl who I came to like is only 19 (I'm 20) and yet she was very good at the manipulation. You wouldn't expect some at that age to know how people think and behave, and how to exactly manipulate them. I wouldn't even know where to start!\n\nAlthough deep down I wish I could help, I know I have to cut my losses since these people can't be helped, but I think it would give me better closure to why it takes to long to figure out a narcissistic manipulative tricks, yet it seems it's like they are born with the evil tools in there hand." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: How are narcissists soo good at what they do? How do they calculate your exact reactions? And how are they so good at covering up there evil actions and appear so innocent?\n \nRecently experienced what it's like being manipulated by a narcissist, luckily 2 months in I realised some thing is wrong and that's when I came to find out about the Narcissistic Personality Disorder. \n\nIt was actually frightening to read about them, especially that they cannot love and even more how expert they are at controlling unwary victims who fall in their trap. It's like they are cold hearted calculating robots who have the knack to make people go crazy and at times have the nerve to say that the victim is at fault or worse it the narcissist. \n\nWhat more intriguing is the girl who I came to like is only 19 (I'm 20) and yet she was very good at the manipulation. You wouldn't expect some at that age to know how people think and behave, and how to exactly manipulate them. I wouldn't even know where to start!\n\nAlthough deep down I wish I could help, I know I have to cut my losses since these people can't be helped, but I think it would give me better closure to why it takes to long to figure out a narcissistic manipulative tricks, yet it seems it's like they are born with the evil tools in there hand." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: How are narcissists soo good at what they do? How do they calculate your exact reactions? And how are they so good at covering up there evil actions and appear so innocent?\n \nRecently experienced what it's like being manipulated by a narcissist, luckily 2 months in I realised some thing is wrong and that's when I came to find out about the Narcissistic Personality Disorder. \n\nIt was actually frightening to read about them, especially that they cannot love and even more how expert they are at controlling unwary victims who fall in their trap. It's like they are cold hearted calculating robots who have the knack to make people go crazy and at times have the nerve to say that the victim is at fault or worse it the narcissist. \n\nWhat more intriguing is the girl who I came to like is only 19 (I'm 20) and yet she was very good at the manipulation. You wouldn't expect some at that age to know how people think and behave, and how to exactly manipulate them. I wouldn't even know where to start!\n\nAlthough deep down I wish I could help, I know I have to cut my losses since these people can't be helped, but I think it would give me better closure to why it takes to long to figure out a narcissistic manipulative tricks, yet it seems it's like they are born with the evil tools in there hand." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: How are narcissists soo good at what they do? How do they calculate your exact reactions? And how are they so good at covering up there evil actions and appear so innocent?\n \nRecently experienced what it's like being manipulated by a narcissist, luckily 2 months in I realised some thing is wrong and that's when I came to find out about the Narcissistic Personality Disorder. \n\nIt was actually frightening to read about them, especially that they cannot love and even more how expert they are at controlling unwary victims who fall in their trap. It's like they are cold hearted calculating robots who have the knack to make people go crazy and at times have the nerve to say that the victim is at fault or worse it the narcissist. \n\nWhat more intriguing is the girl who I came to like is only 19 (I'm 20) and yet she was very good at the manipulation. You wouldn't expect some at that age to know how people think and behave, and how to exactly manipulate them. I wouldn't even know where to start!\n\nAlthough deep down I wish I could help, I know I have to cut my losses since these people can't be helped, but I think it would give me better closure to why it takes to long to figure out a narcissistic manipulative tricks, yet it seems it's like they are born with the evil tools in there hand." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: How are narcissists soo good at what they do? How do they calculate your exact reactions? And how are they so good at covering up there evil actions and appear so innocent?\n \nRecently experienced what it's like being manipulated by a narcissist, luckily 2 months in I realised some thing is wrong and that's when I came to find out about the Narcissistic Personality Disorder. \n\nIt was actually frightening to read about them, especially that they cannot love and even more how expert they are at controlling unwary victims who fall in their trap. It's like they are cold hearted calculating robots who have the knack to make people go crazy and at times have the nerve to say that the victim is at fault or worse it the narcissist. \n\nWhat more intriguing is the girl who I came to like is only 19 (I'm 20) and yet she was very good at the manipulation. You wouldn't expect some at that age to know how people think and behave, and how to exactly manipulate them. I wouldn't even know where to start!\n\nAlthough deep down I wish I could help, I know I have to cut my losses since these people can't be helped, but I think it would give me better closure to why it takes to long to figure out a narcissistic manipulative tricks, yet it seems it's like they are born with the evil tools in there hand." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: How are narcissists soo good at what they do? How do they calculate your exact reactions? And how are they so good at covering up there evil actions and appear so innocent?\n \nRecently experienced what it's like being manipulated by a narcissist, luckily 2 months in I realised some thing is wrong and that's when I came to find out about the Narcissistic Personality Disorder. \n\nIt was actually frightening to read about them, especially that they cannot love and even more how expert they are at controlling unwary victims who fall in their trap. It's like they are cold hearted calculating robots who have the knack to make people go crazy and at times have the nerve to say that the victim is at fault or worse it the narcissist. \n\nWhat more intriguing is the girl who I came to like is only 19 (I'm 20) and yet she was very good at the manipulation. You wouldn't expect some at that age to know how people think and behave, and how to exactly manipulate them. I wouldn't even know where to start!\n\nAlthough deep down I wish I could help, I know I have to cut my losses since these people can't be helped, but I think it would give me better closure to why it takes to long to figure out a narcissistic manipulative tricks, yet it seems it's like they are born with the evil tools in there hand." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm pissed about this. I think it is complete bullshit. Her shitty company has passed her up three times this year for promotions. One time for an outside hire. She gets glowing reviews, she's smart, and has a lot more to offer than what she's doing now.\n\nShe always preps before the interviews, goes over possible questions and answers. We would run mock interviews every day up until the interview.\n\nThey always give her bullshit answers when she asks for feedback on why she didn't get the jobs. \"You were great, but we think the person who got it has more experience.\" Shit like that.\n\nI almost feel like she should just quit, and tell the whole place to go fuck themselves. I make more than three times what she does and could easily support us.\n\nWhat can I do to make her feel better? She's really sad. I think she should get pissed, but that's not really her. Help?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm pissed about this. I think it is complete bullshit. Her shitty company has passed her up three times this year for promotions. One time for an outside hire. She gets glowing reviews, she's smart, and has a lot more to offer than what she's doing now.\n\nShe always preps before the interviews, goes over possible questions and answers. We would run mock interviews every day up until the interview.\n\nThey always give her bullshit answers when she asks for feedback on why she didn't get the jobs. \"You were great, but we think the person who got it has more experience.\" Shit like that.\n\nI almost feel like she should just quit, and tell the whole place to go fuck themselves. I make more than three times what she does and could easily support us.\n\nWhat can I do to make her feel better? She's really sad. I think she should get pissed, but that's not really her. Help?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm pissed about this. I think it is complete bullshit. Her shitty company has passed her up three times this year for promotions. One time for an outside hire. She gets glowing reviews, she's smart, and has a lot more to offer than what she's doing now.\n\nShe always preps before the interviews, goes over possible questions and answers. We would run mock interviews every day up until the interview.\n\nThey always give her bullshit answers when she asks for feedback on why she didn't get the jobs. \"You were great, but we think the person who got it has more experience.\" Shit like that.\n\nI almost feel like she should just quit, and tell the whole place to go fuck themselves. I make more than three times what she does and could easily support us.\n\nWhat can I do to make her feel better? She's really sad. I think she should get pissed, but that's not really her. Help?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm pissed about this. I think it is complete bullshit. Her shitty company has passed her up three times this year for promotions. One time for an outside hire. She gets glowing reviews, she's smart, and has a lot more to offer than what she's doing now.\n\nShe always preps before the interviews, goes over possible questions and answers. We would run mock interviews every day up until the interview.\n\nThey always give her bullshit answers when she asks for feedback on why she didn't get the jobs. \"You were great, but we think the person who got it has more experience.\" Shit like that.\n\nI almost feel like she should just quit, and tell the whole place to go fuck themselves. I make more than three times what she does and could easily support us.\n\nWhat can I do to make her feel better? She's really sad. I think she should get pissed, but that's not really her. Help?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm pissed about this. I think it is complete bullshit. Her shitty company has passed her up three times this year for promotions. One time for an outside hire. She gets glowing reviews, she's smart, and has a lot more to offer than what she's doing now.\n\nShe always preps before the interviews, goes over possible questions and answers. We would run mock interviews every day up until the interview.\n\nThey always give her bullshit answers when she asks for feedback on why she didn't get the jobs. \"You were great, but we think the person who got it has more experience.\" Shit like that.\n\nI almost feel like she should just quit, and tell the whole place to go fuck themselves. I make more than three times what she does and could easily support us.\n\nWhat can I do to make her feel better? She's really sad. I think she should get pissed, but that's not really her. Help?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm pissed about this. I think it is complete bullshit. Her shitty company has passed her up three times this year for promotions. One time for an outside hire. She gets glowing reviews, she's smart, and has a lot more to offer than what she's doing now.\n\nShe always preps before the interviews, goes over possible questions and answers. We would run mock interviews every day up until the interview.\n\nThey always give her bullshit answers when she asks for feedback on why she didn't get the jobs. \"You were great, but we think the person who got it has more experience.\" Shit like that.\n\nI almost feel like she should just quit, and tell the whole place to go fuck themselves. I make more than three times what she does and could easily support us.\n\nWhat can I do to make her feel better? She's really sad. I think she should get pissed, but that's not really her. Help?" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I've gone out twice with this girl and we've texted a fair bit, but I'm not sure what's going through her mind. Maybe our text conversations can give some context:\n\nSo after waiting for her to get back to me about Friday night working she replies: \n\nHer: \"Hey! So I tried to make room for tonight, but it just didn't work out. I'm so sorry!\n\nMe: Don't worry about it! Will tomorrow night work better?\"\n\nHer:\"Would you kill me if i said that I don't know yet? (teeth face), I was officially accepted into OSU today. So, all my friends and I are celebrating tomorrow. I'm not sure of the timing yet though.\"\n\nMe: \"Ah congrats! That's awesome! And that's fine haha :)\"\n\nI was a little disappointed at this point because I had been planning this date out a little bit and she didn't really get a time in which we could reschedule, so I decided that I would just forget about her for awhile and just move on.\n\nTwo days later she texts me: \"Hey! You down to do something sometime this week :)\"\n\nMe: \" Yeah sure! Did you have something in mind? :)\"\n\nHer: \"No hah, I have no idea haha!\"\n\nMe: \"Wanna do something a bit more relaxing or something outgoing?\"\n\nHer: \"Hmm relaxing maybe?\"\n\nMe: \"We could just like watch a movie at one of our houses or something :)\"\n\nHer: \"Okay, except I can't today. It's girls night hah.\"\n\nMe: \"No I can't today either, I was just meaning whenever. When's a good time for you?\n\nHer: \"Hmm I'm not too sure. I'm going out of town for the weekend. It's up in the air though if we're coming back Saturday or Sunday.\"\n\nMe: \"Up in the air works haha. Where are you going? :)\"\n\nAnd this was the last message I sent her and I'm waiting back now. Thanks for the help guys!" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I've gone out twice with this girl and we've texted a fair bit, but I'm not sure what's going through her mind. Maybe our text conversations can give some context:\n\nSo after waiting for her to get back to me about Friday night working she replies: \n\nHer: \"Hey! So I tried to make room for tonight, but it just didn't work out. I'm so sorry!\n\nMe: Don't worry about it! Will tomorrow night work better?\"\n\nHer:\"Would you kill me if i said that I don't know yet? (teeth face), I was officially accepted into OSU today. So, all my friends and I are celebrating tomorrow. I'm not sure of the timing yet though.\"\n\nMe: \"Ah congrats! That's awesome! And that's fine haha :)\"\n\nI was a little disappointed at this point because I had been planning this date out a little bit and she didn't really get a time in which we could reschedule, so I decided that I would just forget about her for awhile and just move on.\n\nTwo days later she texts me: \"Hey! You down to do something sometime this week :)\"\n\nMe: \" Yeah sure! Did you have something in mind? :)\"\n\nHer: \"No hah, I have no idea haha!\"\n\nMe: \"Wanna do something a bit more relaxing or something outgoing?\"\n\nHer: \"Hmm relaxing maybe?\"\n\nMe: \"We could just like watch a movie at one of our houses or something :)\"\n\nHer: \"Okay, except I can't today. It's girls night hah.\"\n\nMe: \"No I can't today either, I was just meaning whenever. When's a good time for you?\n\nHer: \"Hmm I'm not too sure. I'm going out of town for the weekend. It's up in the air though if we're coming back Saturday or Sunday.\"\n\nMe: \"Up in the air works haha. Where are you going? :)\"\n\nAnd this was the last message I sent her and I'm waiting back now. Thanks for the help guys!" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I've gone out twice with this girl and we've texted a fair bit, but I'm not sure what's going through her mind. Maybe our text conversations can give some context:\n\nSo after waiting for her to get back to me about Friday night working she replies: \n\nHer: \"Hey! So I tried to make room for tonight, but it just didn't work out. I'm so sorry!\n\nMe: Don't worry about it! Will tomorrow night work better?\"\n\nHer:\"Would you kill me if i said that I don't know yet? (teeth face), I was officially accepted into OSU today. So, all my friends and I are celebrating tomorrow. I'm not sure of the timing yet though.\"\n\nMe: \"Ah congrats! That's awesome! And that's fine haha :)\"\n\nI was a little disappointed at this point because I had been planning this date out a little bit and she didn't really get a time in which we could reschedule, so I decided that I would just forget about her for awhile and just move on.\n\nTwo days later she texts me: \"Hey! You down to do something sometime this week :)\"\n\nMe: \" Yeah sure! Did you have something in mind? :)\"\n\nHer: \"No hah, I have no idea haha!\"\n\nMe: \"Wanna do something a bit more relaxing or something outgoing?\"\n\nHer: \"Hmm relaxing maybe?\"\n\nMe: \"We could just like watch a movie at one of our houses or something :)\"\n\nHer: \"Okay, except I can't today. It's girls night hah.\"\n\nMe: \"No I can't today either, I was just meaning whenever. When's a good time for you?\n\nHer: \"Hmm I'm not too sure. I'm going out of town for the weekend. It's up in the air though if we're coming back Saturday or Sunday.\"\n\nMe: \"Up in the air works haha. Where are you going? :)\"\n\nAnd this was the last message I sent her and I'm waiting back now. Thanks for the help guys!" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Backstory: Worked as TA for most of [Time period of classes], withdrew from classes for personal reasons late in the [class time period], went to enter hours and was locked out of time sheet.\n\nThe student payment department refuses to cut a check for the hours worked (which I have documentation for from the professor I worked for, along with many, many refusals over email). They state its against policy to pay for these hours even though I had classes at the time and was eligible to work. I am now short over $500 but less then $1500 worth of wages.\n\nThe way I see it there are 2 options\n\n* File a wage complaint with the CA department of labor\n\n* Send a demand letter then file in small claims court\n\nIs there anything more I can/should do? How long do DOL complaints take to resolve? Having the money ASAP would be highly desirable." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Backstory: Worked as TA for most of [Time period of classes], withdrew from classes for personal reasons late in the [class time period], went to enter hours and was locked out of time sheet.\n\nThe student payment department refuses to cut a check for the hours worked (which I have documentation for from the professor I worked for, along with many, many refusals over email). They state its against policy to pay for these hours even though I had classes at the time and was eligible to work. I am now short over $500 but less then $1500 worth of wages.\n\nThe way I see it there are 2 options\n\n* File a wage complaint with the CA department of labor\n\n* Send a demand letter then file in small claims court\n\nIs there anything more I can/should do? How long do DOL complaints take to resolve? Having the money ASAP would be highly desirable." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Backstory: Worked as TA for most of [Time period of classes], withdrew from classes for personal reasons late in the [class time period], went to enter hours and was locked out of time sheet.\n\nThe student payment department refuses to cut a check for the hours worked (which I have documentation for from the professor I worked for, along with many, many refusals over email). They state its against policy to pay for these hours even though I had classes at the time and was eligible to work. I am now short over $500 but less then $1500 worth of wages.\n\nThe way I see it there are 2 options\n\n* File a wage complaint with the CA department of labor\n\n* Send a demand letter then file in small claims court\n\nIs there anything more I can/should do? How long do DOL complaints take to resolve? Having the money ASAP would be highly desirable." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Backstory: Worked as TA for most of [Time period of classes], withdrew from classes for personal reasons late in the [class time period], went to enter hours and was locked out of time sheet.\n\nThe student payment department refuses to cut a check for the hours worked (which I have documentation for from the professor I worked for, along with many, many refusals over email). They state its against policy to pay for these hours even though I had classes at the time and was eligible to work. I am now short over $500 but less then $1500 worth of wages.\n\nThe way I see it there are 2 options\n\n* File a wage complaint with the CA department of labor\n\n* Send a demand letter then file in small claims court\n\nIs there anything more I can/should do? How long do DOL complaints take to resolve? Having the money ASAP would be highly desirable." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Backstory: Worked as TA for most of [Time period of classes], withdrew from classes for personal reasons late in the [class time period], went to enter hours and was locked out of time sheet.\n\nThe student payment department refuses to cut a check for the hours worked (which I have documentation for from the professor I worked for, along with many, many refusals over email). They state its against policy to pay for these hours even though I had classes at the time and was eligible to work. I am now short over $500 but less then $1500 worth of wages.\n\nThe way I see it there are 2 options\n\n* File a wage complaint with the CA department of labor\n\n* Send a demand letter then file in small claims court\n\nIs there anything more I can/should do? How long do DOL complaints take to resolve? Having the money ASAP would be highly desirable." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Backstory: Worked as TA for most of [Time period of classes], withdrew from classes for personal reasons late in the [class time period], went to enter hours and was locked out of time sheet.\n\nThe student payment department refuses to cut a check for the hours worked (which I have documentation for from the professor I worked for, along with many, many refusals over email). They state its against policy to pay for these hours even though I had classes at the time and was eligible to work. I am now short over $500 but less then $1500 worth of wages.\n\nThe way I see it there are 2 options\n\n* File a wage complaint with the CA department of labor\n\n* Send a demand letter then file in small claims court\n\nIs there anything more I can/should do? How long do DOL complaints take to resolve? Having the money ASAP would be highly desirable." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm really in love with my girlfriend, she takes up a solid 80% of my thoughts, after dating this long I am still yet to find a single flaw with her.\n\nOver time I've been progressively more and more comfortable with telling her these sorts of things. She says similar things, but not quite as often, and often tells me things like \"you're being too nice\". She often says similar things when I bring around flowers or the like.\n\nShe will say she loves me, and I believe her, but she doesn't seem to fall apart in the same way that I do when we're not together.\n\nIf she does love me, but not to the same extent that I love her, would it be wise for me to not show as much affection as I do? And to try to make it seem like there are other priorities in my life?\n\n[Background Info; Am in really good shape physically and mentally, as is my GF. Before I met my GF I had dated a string of attractive girls over 4 months and found I just didn't care for them, I fell in love with my GF the first night I met her however]" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm really in love with my girlfriend, she takes up a solid 80% of my thoughts, after dating this long I am still yet to find a single flaw with her.\n\nOver time I've been progressively more and more comfortable with telling her these sorts of things. She says similar things, but not quite as often, and often tells me things like \"you're being too nice\". She often says similar things when I bring around flowers or the like.\n\nShe will say she loves me, and I believe her, but she doesn't seem to fall apart in the same way that I do when we're not together.\n\nIf she does love me, but not to the same extent that I love her, would it be wise for me to not show as much affection as I do? And to try to make it seem like there are other priorities in my life?\n\n[Background Info; Am in really good shape physically and mentally, as is my GF. Before I met my GF I had dated a string of attractive girls over 4 months and found I just didn't care for them, I fell in love with my GF the first night I met her however]" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm really in love with my girlfriend, she takes up a solid 80% of my thoughts, after dating this long I am still yet to find a single flaw with her.\n\nOver time I've been progressively more and more comfortable with telling her these sorts of things. She says similar things, but not quite as often, and often tells me things like \"you're being too nice\". She often says similar things when I bring around flowers or the like.\n\nShe will say she loves me, and I believe her, but she doesn't seem to fall apart in the same way that I do when we're not together.\n\nIf she does love me, but not to the same extent that I love her, would it be wise for me to not show as much affection as I do? And to try to make it seem like there are other priorities in my life?\n\n[Background Info; Am in really good shape physically and mentally, as is my GF. Before I met my GF I had dated a string of attractive girls over 4 months and found I just didn't care for them, I fell in love with my GF the first night I met her however]" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm really in love with my girlfriend, she takes up a solid 80% of my thoughts, after dating this long I am still yet to find a single flaw with her.\n\nOver time I've been progressively more and more comfortable with telling her these sorts of things. She says similar things, but not quite as often, and often tells me things like \"you're being too nice\". She often says similar things when I bring around flowers or the like.\n\nShe will say she loves me, and I believe her, but she doesn't seem to fall apart in the same way that I do when we're not together.\n\nIf she does love me, but not to the same extent that I love her, would it be wise for me to not show as much affection as I do? And to try to make it seem like there are other priorities in my life?\n\n[Background Info; Am in really good shape physically and mentally, as is my GF. Before I met my GF I had dated a string of attractive girls over 4 months and found I just didn't care for them, I fell in love with my GF the first night I met her however]" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm really in love with my girlfriend, she takes up a solid 80% of my thoughts, after dating this long I am still yet to find a single flaw with her.\n\nOver time I've been progressively more and more comfortable with telling her these sorts of things. She says similar things, but not quite as often, and often tells me things like \"you're being too nice\". She often says similar things when I bring around flowers or the like.\n\nShe will say she loves me, and I believe her, but she doesn't seem to fall apart in the same way that I do when we're not together.\n\nIf she does love me, but not to the same extent that I love her, would it be wise for me to not show as much affection as I do? And to try to make it seem like there are other priorities in my life?\n\n[Background Info; Am in really good shape physically and mentally, as is my GF. Before I met my GF I had dated a string of attractive girls over 4 months and found I just didn't care for them, I fell in love with my GF the first night I met her however]" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm really in love with my girlfriend, she takes up a solid 80% of my thoughts, after dating this long I am still yet to find a single flaw with her.\n\nOver time I've been progressively more and more comfortable with telling her these sorts of things. She says similar things, but not quite as often, and often tells me things like \"you're being too nice\". She often says similar things when I bring around flowers or the like.\n\nShe will say she loves me, and I believe her, but she doesn't seem to fall apart in the same way that I do when we're not together.\n\nIf she does love me, but not to the same extent that I love her, would it be wise for me to not show as much affection as I do? And to try to make it seem like there are other priorities in my life?\n\n[Background Info; Am in really good shape physically and mentally, as is my GF. Before I met my GF I had dated a string of attractive girls over 4 months and found I just didn't care for them, I fell in love with my GF the first night I met her however]" }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: *A Little Background*\n\nI am currently a Junior, studying ME. My financial is nothing too out of ordinary, I take loans from school and I have a paid internship whenever I have at least a week off from school. So I make some additional money for car insurance and the rest that I have to pay for school and health insurance.\n\n*Advice*\n\nAre there any things, financially speaking, that I should start looking into before graduating? I got a credit card a couple months ago to build a credit record buying gas and groceries. I remember in my finances class in high school they said to start a Roth IRA, or something similar, as soon as possible so that I accumulate money from interest by the time when I get older. I know nothing about these things so any advice would be helpful. I know some accounts don't let you take money out or have some rules that need to be followed like a minimum deposit monthly for the account to be open. So if someone knows the fine prints and the best ways to start off a stable life it would be very helpful." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: *A Little Background*\n\nI am currently a Junior, studying ME. My financial is nothing too out of ordinary, I take loans from school and I have a paid internship whenever I have at least a week off from school. So I make some additional money for car insurance and the rest that I have to pay for school and health insurance.\n\n*Advice*\n\nAre there any things, financially speaking, that I should start looking into before graduating? I got a credit card a couple months ago to build a credit record buying gas and groceries. I remember in my finances class in high school they said to start a Roth IRA, or something similar, as soon as possible so that I accumulate money from interest by the time when I get older. I know nothing about these things so any advice would be helpful. I know some accounts don't let you take money out or have some rules that need to be followed like a minimum deposit monthly for the account to be open. So if someone knows the fine prints and the best ways to start off a stable life it would be very helpful." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: *A Little Background*\n\nI am currently a Junior, studying ME. My financial is nothing too out of ordinary, I take loans from school and I have a paid internship whenever I have at least a week off from school. So I make some additional money for car insurance and the rest that I have to pay for school and health insurance.\n\n*Advice*\n\nAre there any things, financially speaking, that I should start looking into before graduating? I got a credit card a couple months ago to build a credit record buying gas and groceries. I remember in my finances class in high school they said to start a Roth IRA, or something similar, as soon as possible so that I accumulate money from interest by the time when I get older. I know nothing about these things so any advice would be helpful. I know some accounts don't let you take money out or have some rules that need to be followed like a minimum deposit monthly for the account to be open. So if someone knows the fine prints and the best ways to start off a stable life it would be very helpful." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: *A Little Background*\n\nI am currently a Junior, studying ME. My financial is nothing too out of ordinary, I take loans from school and I have a paid internship whenever I have at least a week off from school. So I make some additional money for car insurance and the rest that I have to pay for school and health insurance.\n\n*Advice*\n\nAre there any things, financially speaking, that I should start looking into before graduating? I got a credit card a couple months ago to build a credit record buying gas and groceries. I remember in my finances class in high school they said to start a Roth IRA, or something similar, as soon as possible so that I accumulate money from interest by the time when I get older. I know nothing about these things so any advice would be helpful. I know some accounts don't let you take money out or have some rules that need to be followed like a minimum deposit monthly for the account to be open. So if someone knows the fine prints and the best ways to start off a stable life it would be very helpful." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: *A Little Background*\n\nI am currently a Junior, studying ME. My financial is nothing too out of ordinary, I take loans from school and I have a paid internship whenever I have at least a week off from school. So I make some additional money for car insurance and the rest that I have to pay for school and health insurance.\n\n*Advice*\n\nAre there any things, financially speaking, that I should start looking into before graduating? I got a credit card a couple months ago to build a credit record buying gas and groceries. I remember in my finances class in high school they said to start a Roth IRA, or something similar, as soon as possible so that I accumulate money from interest by the time when I get older. I know nothing about these things so any advice would be helpful. I know some accounts don't let you take money out or have some rules that need to be followed like a minimum deposit monthly for the account to be open. So if someone knows the fine prints and the best ways to start off a stable life it would be very helpful." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: *A Little Background*\n\nI am currently a Junior, studying ME. My financial is nothing too out of ordinary, I take loans from school and I have a paid internship whenever I have at least a week off from school. So I make some additional money for car insurance and the rest that I have to pay for school and health insurance.\n\n*Advice*\n\nAre there any things, financially speaking, that I should start looking into before graduating? I got a credit card a couple months ago to build a credit record buying gas and groceries. I remember in my finances class in high school they said to start a Roth IRA, or something similar, as soon as possible so that I accumulate money from interest by the time when I get older. I know nothing about these things so any advice would be helpful. I know some accounts don't let you take money out or have some rules that need to be followed like a minimum deposit monthly for the account to be open. So if someone knows the fine prints and the best ways to start off a stable life it would be very helpful." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Things have been great between the two of us, though there has been a significant source of stress that was making life much harder the last month, and is slightly ongoing. \n\nLong story short, she got out of her abusive relationship and we never officially said it but we somehow ended up dating and we have become very close. However, I recently learned that she feels we spend too much time together. Or to quote \"a few times a week would be fine but he wants to all the time\". We're both in university, in the same class and live very near to one another so naturally I see her everyday. \n\nOn 99% of nights we will sleep in the same bed either at my place or hers. During the day we generally eat lunch together and then the rest of the day we spend apart. \n\nNow, I was actually thinking we had been spending too much together anyway.and now hearing this just leads me to question why she didn't say anything, or still hasn't said anything? \n\nShould I take the initiative and bring up a conversation about it? Something like \"I enjoy your company but I've been feeling like you're getting a little smothered and need your space a little more.\"\n\nOr should I just speak through my actions and begin giving her more space and not seeing her as often? Without the talking. Which would be more effective? And which would reflect better on me. I'd assume talking would be good, being adults and all.but in this case it seems like actions may speak louder than words." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Things have been great between the two of us, though there has been a significant source of stress that was making life much harder the last month, and is slightly ongoing. \n\nLong story short, she got out of her abusive relationship and we never officially said it but we somehow ended up dating and we have become very close. However, I recently learned that she feels we spend too much time together. Or to quote \"a few times a week would be fine but he wants to all the time\". We're both in university, in the same class and live very near to one another so naturally I see her everyday. \n\nOn 99% of nights we will sleep in the same bed either at my place or hers. During the day we generally eat lunch together and then the rest of the day we spend apart. \n\nNow, I was actually thinking we had been spending too much together anyway.and now hearing this just leads me to question why she didn't say anything, or still hasn't said anything? \n\nShould I take the initiative and bring up a conversation about it? Something like \"I enjoy your company but I've been feeling like you're getting a little smothered and need your space a little more.\"\n\nOr should I just speak through my actions and begin giving her more space and not seeing her as often? Without the talking. Which would be more effective? And which would reflect better on me. I'd assume talking would be good, being adults and all.but in this case it seems like actions may speak louder than words." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Things have been great between the two of us, though there has been a significant source of stress that was making life much harder the last month, and is slightly ongoing. \n\nLong story short, she got out of her abusive relationship and we never officially said it but we somehow ended up dating and we have become very close. However, I recently learned that she feels we spend too much time together. Or to quote \"a few times a week would be fine but he wants to all the time\". We're both in university, in the same class and live very near to one another so naturally I see her everyday. \n\nOn 99% of nights we will sleep in the same bed either at my place or hers. During the day we generally eat lunch together and then the rest of the day we spend apart. \n\nNow, I was actually thinking we had been spending too much together anyway.and now hearing this just leads me to question why she didn't say anything, or still hasn't said anything? \n\nShould I take the initiative and bring up a conversation about it? Something like \"I enjoy your company but I've been feeling like you're getting a little smothered and need your space a little more.\"\n\nOr should I just speak through my actions and begin giving her more space and not seeing her as often? Without the talking. Which would be more effective? And which would reflect better on me. I'd assume talking would be good, being adults and all.but in this case it seems like actions may speak louder than words." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Things have been great between the two of us, though there has been a significant source of stress that was making life much harder the last month, and is slightly ongoing. \n\nLong story short, she got out of her abusive relationship and we never officially said it but we somehow ended up dating and we have become very close. However, I recently learned that she feels we spend too much time together. Or to quote \"a few times a week would be fine but he wants to all the time\". We're both in university, in the same class and live very near to one another so naturally I see her everyday. \n\nOn 99% of nights we will sleep in the same bed either at my place or hers. During the day we generally eat lunch together and then the rest of the day we spend apart. \n\nNow, I was actually thinking we had been spending too much together anyway.and now hearing this just leads me to question why she didn't say anything, or still hasn't said anything? \n\nShould I take the initiative and bring up a conversation about it? Something like \"I enjoy your company but I've been feeling like you're getting a little smothered and need your space a little more.\"\n\nOr should I just speak through my actions and begin giving her more space and not seeing her as often? Without the talking. Which would be more effective? And which would reflect better on me. I'd assume talking would be good, being adults and all.but in this case it seems like actions may speak louder than words." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Things have been great between the two of us, though there has been a significant source of stress that was making life much harder the last month, and is slightly ongoing. \n\nLong story short, she got out of her abusive relationship and we never officially said it but we somehow ended up dating and we have become very close. However, I recently learned that she feels we spend too much time together. Or to quote \"a few times a week would be fine but he wants to all the time\". We're both in university, in the same class and live very near to one another so naturally I see her everyday. \n\nOn 99% of nights we will sleep in the same bed either at my place or hers. During the day we generally eat lunch together and then the rest of the day we spend apart. \n\nNow, I was actually thinking we had been spending too much together anyway.and now hearing this just leads me to question why she didn't say anything, or still hasn't said anything? \n\nShould I take the initiative and bring up a conversation about it? Something like \"I enjoy your company but I've been feeling like you're getting a little smothered and need your space a little more.\"\n\nOr should I just speak through my actions and begin giving her more space and not seeing her as often? Without the talking. Which would be more effective? And which would reflect better on me. I'd assume talking would be good, being adults and all.but in this case it seems like actions may speak louder than words." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Things have been great between the two of us, though there has been a significant source of stress that was making life much harder the last month, and is slightly ongoing. \n\nLong story short, she got out of her abusive relationship and we never officially said it but we somehow ended up dating and we have become very close. However, I recently learned that she feels we spend too much time together. Or to quote \"a few times a week would be fine but he wants to all the time\". We're both in university, in the same class and live very near to one another so naturally I see her everyday. \n\nOn 99% of nights we will sleep in the same bed either at my place or hers. During the day we generally eat lunch together and then the rest of the day we spend apart. \n\nNow, I was actually thinking we had been spending too much together anyway.and now hearing this just leads me to question why she didn't say anything, or still hasn't said anything? \n\nShould I take the initiative and bring up a conversation about it? Something like \"I enjoy your company but I've been feeling like you're getting a little smothered and need your space a little more.\"\n\nOr should I just speak through my actions and begin giving her more space and not seeing her as often? Without the talking. Which would be more effective? And which would reflect better on me. I'd assume talking would be good, being adults and all.but in this case it seems like actions may speak louder than words." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: To start off with IDK if this is the right place to ask this.\n\nSo today I was out riding my bicycle and I fell off it and I noticed that I'd gotten a little bubble thingy infront of my nail on my littlefinger It's grayish color and a little bit of darkred color looking like blood on the left of it. It's very small, maybe like a minirock. Maybe a little rock has found it's way in? I am worried it's something bad. Dosen't hurt at all when I press on it just a little bit. It looks like a rock or something, should I take a nail and poke a hole in it? Imagine having a tiny rock stuck under your skin on your finger near the nail, that's how it looks." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: To start off with IDK if this is the right place to ask this.\n\nSo today I was out riding my bicycle and I fell off it and I noticed that I'd gotten a little bubble thingy infront of my nail on my littlefinger It's grayish color and a little bit of darkred color looking like blood on the left of it. It's very small, maybe like a minirock. Maybe a little rock has found it's way in? I am worried it's something bad. Dosen't hurt at all when I press on it just a little bit. It looks like a rock or something, should I take a nail and poke a hole in it? Imagine having a tiny rock stuck under your skin on your finger near the nail, that's how it looks." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: To start off with IDK if this is the right place to ask this.\n\nSo today I was out riding my bicycle and I fell off it and I noticed that I'd gotten a little bubble thingy infront of my nail on my littlefinger It's grayish color and a little bit of darkred color looking like blood on the left of it. It's very small, maybe like a minirock. Maybe a little rock has found it's way in? I am worried it's something bad. Dosen't hurt at all when I press on it just a little bit. It looks like a rock or something, should I take a nail and poke a hole in it? Imagine having a tiny rock stuck under your skin on your finger near the nail, that's how it looks." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: To start off with IDK if this is the right place to ask this.\n\nSo today I was out riding my bicycle and I fell off it and I noticed that I'd gotten a little bubble thingy infront of my nail on my littlefinger It's grayish color and a little bit of darkred color looking like blood on the left of it. It's very small, maybe like a minirock. Maybe a little rock has found it's way in? I am worried it's something bad. Dosen't hurt at all when I press on it just a little bit. It looks like a rock or something, should I take a nail and poke a hole in it? Imagine having a tiny rock stuck under your skin on your finger near the nail, that's how it looks." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: To start off with IDK if this is the right place to ask this.\n\nSo today I was out riding my bicycle and I fell off it and I noticed that I'd gotten a little bubble thingy infront of my nail on my littlefinger It's grayish color and a little bit of darkred color looking like blood on the left of it. It's very small, maybe like a minirock. Maybe a little rock has found it's way in? I am worried it's something bad. Dosen't hurt at all when I press on it just a little bit. It looks like a rock or something, should I take a nail and poke a hole in it? Imagine having a tiny rock stuck under your skin on your finger near the nail, that's how it looks." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: To start off with IDK if this is the right place to ask this.\n\nSo today I was out riding my bicycle and I fell off it and I noticed that I'd gotten a little bubble thingy infront of my nail on my littlefinger It's grayish color and a little bit of darkred color looking like blood on the left of it. It's very small, maybe like a minirock. Maybe a little rock has found it's way in? I am worried it's something bad. Dosen't hurt at all when I press on it just a little bit. It looks like a rock or something, should I take a nail and poke a hole in it? Imagine having a tiny rock stuck under your skin on your finger near the nail, that's how it looks." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: To keep this short and to the point, I work in a small office space with three other people and we work all 5 days a week in very close proximity. I get along with each of them reasonably well, but I have one office mate that eats food literally all day. While this isn't an issue in and of itself, the noises she makes during her never-ending snack are simply monstrous. Every gummy bear, every chip, every goddam bite of lasagna is being gobbled up in high quality, 7.1 Bose Surround Sound. If I had worked here for several months I could probably find a way to tactfully ask her to keep her chewing to a dull roar, but I just joined this company 3 weeks ago and I am still establishing myself as a face around the office and a respectable character to my colleagues. I'm not looking to step on toes this early in the game. Additionally, I've looked toward the remaining two office mates to see if they're affected at all by the noise, but they're either hard of hearing or already gambled their souls away and can no longer feel pain.\n\nHow do you ask the stranger you see 40 hours a week to close their lips when they eat? Should I quit whining, tell her to possibly be quieter, and make it awkward for a while? Or should I just suck it up and wait until I have a few months under my belt and can craft a better, more personable way to handle this?\n\nIt's like chinese water torture guys." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: To keep this short and to the point, I work in a small office space with three other people and we work all 5 days a week in very close proximity. I get along with each of them reasonably well, but I have one office mate that eats food literally all day. While this isn't an issue in and of itself, the noises she makes during her never-ending snack are simply monstrous. Every gummy bear, every chip, every goddam bite of lasagna is being gobbled up in high quality, 7.1 Bose Surround Sound. If I had worked here for several months I could probably find a way to tactfully ask her to keep her chewing to a dull roar, but I just joined this company 3 weeks ago and I am still establishing myself as a face around the office and a respectable character to my colleagues. I'm not looking to step on toes this early in the game. Additionally, I've looked toward the remaining two office mates to see if they're affected at all by the noise, but they're either hard of hearing or already gambled their souls away and can no longer feel pain.\n\nHow do you ask the stranger you see 40 hours a week to close their lips when they eat? Should I quit whining, tell her to possibly be quieter, and make it awkward for a while? Or should I just suck it up and wait until I have a few months under my belt and can craft a better, more personable way to handle this?\n\nIt's like chinese water torture guys." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: To keep this short and to the point, I work in a small office space with three other people and we work all 5 days a week in very close proximity. I get along with each of them reasonably well, but I have one office mate that eats food literally all day. While this isn't an issue in and of itself, the noises she makes during her never-ending snack are simply monstrous. Every gummy bear, every chip, every goddam bite of lasagna is being gobbled up in high quality, 7.1 Bose Surround Sound. If I had worked here for several months I could probably find a way to tactfully ask her to keep her chewing to a dull roar, but I just joined this company 3 weeks ago and I am still establishing myself as a face around the office and a respectable character to my colleagues. I'm not looking to step on toes this early in the game. Additionally, I've looked toward the remaining two office mates to see if they're affected at all by the noise, but they're either hard of hearing or already gambled their souls away and can no longer feel pain.\n\nHow do you ask the stranger you see 40 hours a week to close their lips when they eat? Should I quit whining, tell her to possibly be quieter, and make it awkward for a while? Or should I just suck it up and wait until I have a few months under my belt and can craft a better, more personable way to handle this?\n\nIt's like chinese water torture guys." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: To keep this short and to the point, I work in a small office space with three other people and we work all 5 days a week in very close proximity. I get along with each of them reasonably well, but I have one office mate that eats food literally all day. While this isn't an issue in and of itself, the noises she makes during her never-ending snack are simply monstrous. Every gummy bear, every chip, every goddam bite of lasagna is being gobbled up in high quality, 7.1 Bose Surround Sound. If I had worked here for several months I could probably find a way to tactfully ask her to keep her chewing to a dull roar, but I just joined this company 3 weeks ago and I am still establishing myself as a face around the office and a respectable character to my colleagues. I'm not looking to step on toes this early in the game. Additionally, I've looked toward the remaining two office mates to see if they're affected at all by the noise, but they're either hard of hearing or already gambled their souls away and can no longer feel pain.\n\nHow do you ask the stranger you see 40 hours a week to close their lips when they eat? Should I quit whining, tell her to possibly be quieter, and make it awkward for a while? Or should I just suck it up and wait until I have a few months under my belt and can craft a better, more personable way to handle this?\n\nIt's like chinese water torture guys." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: To keep this short and to the point, I work in a small office space with three other people and we work all 5 days a week in very close proximity. I get along with each of them reasonably well, but I have one office mate that eats food literally all day. While this isn't an issue in and of itself, the noises she makes during her never-ending snack are simply monstrous. Every gummy bear, every chip, every goddam bite of lasagna is being gobbled up in high quality, 7.1 Bose Surround Sound. If I had worked here for several months I could probably find a way to tactfully ask her to keep her chewing to a dull roar, but I just joined this company 3 weeks ago and I am still establishing myself as a face around the office and a respectable character to my colleagues. I'm not looking to step on toes this early in the game. Additionally, I've looked toward the remaining two office mates to see if they're affected at all by the noise, but they're either hard of hearing or already gambled their souls away and can no longer feel pain.\n\nHow do you ask the stranger you see 40 hours a week to close their lips when they eat? Should I quit whining, tell her to possibly be quieter, and make it awkward for a while? Or should I just suck it up and wait until I have a few months under my belt and can craft a better, more personable way to handle this?\n\nIt's like chinese water torture guys." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: To keep this short and to the point, I work in a small office space with three other people and we work all 5 days a week in very close proximity. I get along with each of them reasonably well, but I have one office mate that eats food literally all day. While this isn't an issue in and of itself, the noises she makes during her never-ending snack are simply monstrous. Every gummy bear, every chip, every goddam bite of lasagna is being gobbled up in high quality, 7.1 Bose Surround Sound. If I had worked here for several months I could probably find a way to tactfully ask her to keep her chewing to a dull roar, but I just joined this company 3 weeks ago and I am still establishing myself as a face around the office and a respectable character to my colleagues. I'm not looking to step on toes this early in the game. Additionally, I've looked toward the remaining two office mates to see if they're affected at all by the noise, but they're either hard of hearing or already gambled their souls away and can no longer feel pain.\n\nHow do you ask the stranger you see 40 hours a week to close their lips when they eat? Should I quit whining, tell her to possibly be quieter, and make it awkward for a while? Or should I just suck it up and wait until I have a few months under my belt and can craft a better, more personable way to handle this?\n\nIt's like chinese water torture guys." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: This Charlie Zelenoff (Facebook page: Charlie is delusional. Charlie thinks he is the best boxer in the world. He is hardly a sanctioned fighter and boasts a 20-0 record even after losing to both Andrew Hartley and Floyd Mayweather Sr. (*Hartley*: *Mayweather*: FYI, the Mayweather video is posted on Charlie's youtube page. So, this Zelenoff character has garnered quite a bit of attention for himself and it is rumored he is fighting Wladimir Klitchsko in July 2012. Reddit, I would like to know what you think will happen to this man if this fight is permitted to happen." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: This Charlie Zelenoff (Facebook page: Charlie is delusional. Charlie thinks he is the best boxer in the world. He is hardly a sanctioned fighter and boasts a 20-0 record even after losing to both Andrew Hartley and Floyd Mayweather Sr. (*Hartley*: *Mayweather*: FYI, the Mayweather video is posted on Charlie's youtube page. So, this Zelenoff character has garnered quite a bit of attention for himself and it is rumored he is fighting Wladimir Klitchsko in July 2012. Reddit, I would like to know what you think will happen to this man if this fight is permitted to happen." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: This Charlie Zelenoff (Facebook page: Charlie is delusional. Charlie thinks he is the best boxer in the world. He is hardly a sanctioned fighter and boasts a 20-0 record even after losing to both Andrew Hartley and Floyd Mayweather Sr. (*Hartley*: *Mayweather*: FYI, the Mayweather video is posted on Charlie's youtube page. So, this Zelenoff character has garnered quite a bit of attention for himself and it is rumored he is fighting Wladimir Klitchsko in July 2012. Reddit, I would like to know what you think will happen to this man if this fight is permitted to happen." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: This Charlie Zelenoff (Facebook page: Charlie is delusional. Charlie thinks he is the best boxer in the world. He is hardly a sanctioned fighter and boasts a 20-0 record even after losing to both Andrew Hartley and Floyd Mayweather Sr. (*Hartley*: *Mayweather*: FYI, the Mayweather video is posted on Charlie's youtube page. So, this Zelenoff character has garnered quite a bit of attention for himself and it is rumored he is fighting Wladimir Klitchsko in July 2012. Reddit, I would like to know what you think will happen to this man if this fight is permitted to happen." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: This Charlie Zelenoff (Facebook page: Charlie is delusional. Charlie thinks he is the best boxer in the world. He is hardly a sanctioned fighter and boasts a 20-0 record even after losing to both Andrew Hartley and Floyd Mayweather Sr. (*Hartley*: *Mayweather*: FYI, the Mayweather video is posted on Charlie's youtube page. So, this Zelenoff character has garnered quite a bit of attention for himself and it is rumored he is fighting Wladimir Klitchsko in July 2012. Reddit, I would like to know what you think will happen to this man if this fight is permitted to happen." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: This Charlie Zelenoff (Facebook page: Charlie is delusional. Charlie thinks he is the best boxer in the world. He is hardly a sanctioned fighter and boasts a 20-0 record even after losing to both Andrew Hartley and Floyd Mayweather Sr. (*Hartley*: *Mayweather*: FYI, the Mayweather video is posted on Charlie's youtube page. So, this Zelenoff character has garnered quite a bit of attention for himself and it is rumored he is fighting Wladimir Klitchsko in July 2012. Reddit, I would like to know what you think will happen to this man if this fight is permitted to happen." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm engaged. I have been for 9 months. I'm supposed to get married 9 months from now. I'm calling off my wedding because I'm not ready. I don't want to lose him or leave him, but I am not ready to get married. I've been going through a lot of family stuff and a lot of soul searching; trying to figure out who I am independently. I've been in relationships basically since I was 15. I'm afraid that I'll never know if I can stand on my own. I'm afraid I'll always be dependent on other people. I'm scared something will happen to my future husband and I won't have the tools I need to stand alone.\n\nAm I incredibly selfish? Am I being smart? Should he stick around if he loves me? I love him. I don't know what to do or what he should do. I'm miserable and confused." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm engaged. I have been for 9 months. I'm supposed to get married 9 months from now. I'm calling off my wedding because I'm not ready. I don't want to lose him or leave him, but I am not ready to get married. I've been going through a lot of family stuff and a lot of soul searching; trying to figure out who I am independently. I've been in relationships basically since I was 15. I'm afraid that I'll never know if I can stand on my own. I'm afraid I'll always be dependent on other people. I'm scared something will happen to my future husband and I won't have the tools I need to stand alone.\n\nAm I incredibly selfish? Am I being smart? Should he stick around if he loves me? I love him. I don't know what to do or what he should do. I'm miserable and confused." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm engaged. I have been for 9 months. I'm supposed to get married 9 months from now. I'm calling off my wedding because I'm not ready. I don't want to lose him or leave him, but I am not ready to get married. I've been going through a lot of family stuff and a lot of soul searching; trying to figure out who I am independently. I've been in relationships basically since I was 15. I'm afraid that I'll never know if I can stand on my own. I'm afraid I'll always be dependent on other people. I'm scared something will happen to my future husband and I won't have the tools I need to stand alone.\n\nAm I incredibly selfish? Am I being smart? Should he stick around if he loves me? I love him. I don't know what to do or what he should do. I'm miserable and confused." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm engaged. I have been for 9 months. I'm supposed to get married 9 months from now. I'm calling off my wedding because I'm not ready. I don't want to lose him or leave him, but I am not ready to get married. I've been going through a lot of family stuff and a lot of soul searching; trying to figure out who I am independently. I've been in relationships basically since I was 15. I'm afraid that I'll never know if I can stand on my own. I'm afraid I'll always be dependent on other people. I'm scared something will happen to my future husband and I won't have the tools I need to stand alone.\n\nAm I incredibly selfish? Am I being smart? Should he stick around if he loves me? I love him. I don't know what to do or what he should do. I'm miserable and confused." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm engaged. I have been for 9 months. I'm supposed to get married 9 months from now. I'm calling off my wedding because I'm not ready. I don't want to lose him or leave him, but I am not ready to get married. I've been going through a lot of family stuff and a lot of soul searching; trying to figure out who I am independently. I've been in relationships basically since I was 15. I'm afraid that I'll never know if I can stand on my own. I'm afraid I'll always be dependent on other people. I'm scared something will happen to my future husband and I won't have the tools I need to stand alone.\n\nAm I incredibly selfish? Am I being smart? Should he stick around if he loves me? I love him. I don't know what to do or what he should do. I'm miserable and confused." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm engaged. I have been for 9 months. I'm supposed to get married 9 months from now. I'm calling off my wedding because I'm not ready. I don't want to lose him or leave him, but I am not ready to get married. I've been going through a lot of family stuff and a lot of soul searching; trying to figure out who I am independently. I've been in relationships basically since I was 15. I'm afraid that I'll never know if I can stand on my own. I'm afraid I'll always be dependent on other people. I'm scared something will happen to my future husband and I won't have the tools I need to stand alone.\n\nAm I incredibly selfish? Am I being smart? Should he stick around if he loves me? I love him. I don't know what to do or what he should do. I'm miserable and confused." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've been seeing this guy and I know he's really into me. I can just tell from the things he says and the effort he puts in and he's just really sweet, which is a nice change for me. Even though it's only been a month, we've seen each other quite a bit and we talk pretty date-y. I almost feel like he thinks I'm out of his league or something (not to sound arrogant) but I think I should probably chill out.\n\nHe knows that I get impatient and anxious sometimes with dating, and it's been a huge issue in the past (hopefully it was amplified more by the guys I was choosing to date) but anyways, we've been great but yesterday he kind of ditched me, which was fair enough. We both were lacking sleep and worked long days and we're pretty casual I guess so it seems like no big deal but then my crazy side gets all worked up and I'm all upset. He calls me back and instead of ignoring and getting mad like guys in the past, he's super sweet, sends amazing texts messages to comfort me and promises to hang out tonight. \n\nThing is, I work again lateish and he works a long day too. I don't want to be too much so I told him that if he didn't want to, then another time works fine too. I can't help but dwell and overthink, and people telling me to stop overanalyzing doesn't help. I try. I'm pretty good at being in the moment when I work, so I work a lot. \n\nI just want to prepare myself so that if he does decide that he just wants to sleep tonight, I don't wanna get all worked up and defensive. He's nice and treats me well so I should not read too much into it right? \n\nI've been on and off antidepressants for the past few years and I am currently trying to stay off. But there's times like this. I just want to learn how to handle it and maybe chill out a bit - I don't always have to get my back up about everything. I don't know why I do that." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've been seeing this guy and I know he's really into me. I can just tell from the things he says and the effort he puts in and he's just really sweet, which is a nice change for me. Even though it's only been a month, we've seen each other quite a bit and we talk pretty date-y. I almost feel like he thinks I'm out of his league or something (not to sound arrogant) but I think I should probably chill out.\n\nHe knows that I get impatient and anxious sometimes with dating, and it's been a huge issue in the past (hopefully it was amplified more by the guys I was choosing to date) but anyways, we've been great but yesterday he kind of ditched me, which was fair enough. We both were lacking sleep and worked long days and we're pretty casual I guess so it seems like no big deal but then my crazy side gets all worked up and I'm all upset. He calls me back and instead of ignoring and getting mad like guys in the past, he's super sweet, sends amazing texts messages to comfort me and promises to hang out tonight. \n\nThing is, I work again lateish and he works a long day too. I don't want to be too much so I told him that if he didn't want to, then another time works fine too. I can't help but dwell and overthink, and people telling me to stop overanalyzing doesn't help. I try. I'm pretty good at being in the moment when I work, so I work a lot. \n\nI just want to prepare myself so that if he does decide that he just wants to sleep tonight, I don't wanna get all worked up and defensive. He's nice and treats me well so I should not read too much into it right? \n\nI've been on and off antidepressants for the past few years and I am currently trying to stay off. But there's times like this. I just want to learn how to handle it and maybe chill out a bit - I don't always have to get my back up about everything. I don't know why I do that." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've been seeing this guy and I know he's really into me. I can just tell from the things he says and the effort he puts in and he's just really sweet, which is a nice change for me. Even though it's only been a month, we've seen each other quite a bit and we talk pretty date-y. I almost feel like he thinks I'm out of his league or something (not to sound arrogant) but I think I should probably chill out.\n\nHe knows that I get impatient and anxious sometimes with dating, and it's been a huge issue in the past (hopefully it was amplified more by the guys I was choosing to date) but anyways, we've been great but yesterday he kind of ditched me, which was fair enough. We both were lacking sleep and worked long days and we're pretty casual I guess so it seems like no big deal but then my crazy side gets all worked up and I'm all upset. He calls me back and instead of ignoring and getting mad like guys in the past, he's super sweet, sends amazing texts messages to comfort me and promises to hang out tonight. \n\nThing is, I work again lateish and he works a long day too. I don't want to be too much so I told him that if he didn't want to, then another time works fine too. I can't help but dwell and overthink, and people telling me to stop overanalyzing doesn't help. I try. I'm pretty good at being in the moment when I work, so I work a lot. \n\nI just want to prepare myself so that if he does decide that he just wants to sleep tonight, I don't wanna get all worked up and defensive. He's nice and treats me well so I should not read too much into it right? \n\nI've been on and off antidepressants for the past few years and I am currently trying to stay off. But there's times like this. I just want to learn how to handle it and maybe chill out a bit - I don't always have to get my back up about everything. I don't know why I do that." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've been seeing this guy and I know he's really into me. I can just tell from the things he says and the effort he puts in and he's just really sweet, which is a nice change for me. Even though it's only been a month, we've seen each other quite a bit and we talk pretty date-y. I almost feel like he thinks I'm out of his league or something (not to sound arrogant) but I think I should probably chill out.\n\nHe knows that I get impatient and anxious sometimes with dating, and it's been a huge issue in the past (hopefully it was amplified more by the guys I was choosing to date) but anyways, we've been great but yesterday he kind of ditched me, which was fair enough. We both were lacking sleep and worked long days and we're pretty casual I guess so it seems like no big deal but then my crazy side gets all worked up and I'm all upset. He calls me back and instead of ignoring and getting mad like guys in the past, he's super sweet, sends amazing texts messages to comfort me and promises to hang out tonight. \n\nThing is, I work again lateish and he works a long day too. I don't want to be too much so I told him that if he didn't want to, then another time works fine too. I can't help but dwell and overthink, and people telling me to stop overanalyzing doesn't help. I try. I'm pretty good at being in the moment when I work, so I work a lot. \n\nI just want to prepare myself so that if he does decide that he just wants to sleep tonight, I don't wanna get all worked up and defensive. He's nice and treats me well so I should not read too much into it right? \n\nI've been on and off antidepressants for the past few years and I am currently trying to stay off. But there's times like this. I just want to learn how to handle it and maybe chill out a bit - I don't always have to get my back up about everything. I don't know why I do that." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've been seeing this guy and I know he's really into me. I can just tell from the things he says and the effort he puts in and he's just really sweet, which is a nice change for me. Even though it's only been a month, we've seen each other quite a bit and we talk pretty date-y. I almost feel like he thinks I'm out of his league or something (not to sound arrogant) but I think I should probably chill out.\n\nHe knows that I get impatient and anxious sometimes with dating, and it's been a huge issue in the past (hopefully it was amplified more by the guys I was choosing to date) but anyways, we've been great but yesterday he kind of ditched me, which was fair enough. We both were lacking sleep and worked long days and we're pretty casual I guess so it seems like no big deal but then my crazy side gets all worked up and I'm all upset. He calls me back and instead of ignoring and getting mad like guys in the past, he's super sweet, sends amazing texts messages to comfort me and promises to hang out tonight. \n\nThing is, I work again lateish and he works a long day too. I don't want to be too much so I told him that if he didn't want to, then another time works fine too. I can't help but dwell and overthink, and people telling me to stop overanalyzing doesn't help. I try. I'm pretty good at being in the moment when I work, so I work a lot. \n\nI just want to prepare myself so that if he does decide that he just wants to sleep tonight, I don't wanna get all worked up and defensive. He's nice and treats me well so I should not read too much into it right? \n\nI've been on and off antidepressants for the past few years and I am currently trying to stay off. But there's times like this. I just want to learn how to handle it and maybe chill out a bit - I don't always have to get my back up about everything. I don't know why I do that." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I've been seeing this guy and I know he's really into me. I can just tell from the things he says and the effort he puts in and he's just really sweet, which is a nice change for me. Even though it's only been a month, we've seen each other quite a bit and we talk pretty date-y. I almost feel like he thinks I'm out of his league or something (not to sound arrogant) but I think I should probably chill out.\n\nHe knows that I get impatient and anxious sometimes with dating, and it's been a huge issue in the past (hopefully it was amplified more by the guys I was choosing to date) but anyways, we've been great but yesterday he kind of ditched me, which was fair enough. We both were lacking sleep and worked long days and we're pretty casual I guess so it seems like no big deal but then my crazy side gets all worked up and I'm all upset. He calls me back and instead of ignoring and getting mad like guys in the past, he's super sweet, sends amazing texts messages to comfort me and promises to hang out tonight. \n\nThing is, I work again lateish and he works a long day too. I don't want to be too much so I told him that if he didn't want to, then another time works fine too. I can't help but dwell and overthink, and people telling me to stop overanalyzing doesn't help. I try. I'm pretty good at being in the moment when I work, so I work a lot. \n\nI just want to prepare myself so that if he does decide that he just wants to sleep tonight, I don't wanna get all worked up and defensive. He's nice and treats me well so I should not read too much into it right? \n\nI've been on and off antidepressants for the past few years and I am currently trying to stay off. But there's times like this. I just want to learn how to handle it and maybe chill out a bit - I don't always have to get my back up about everything. I don't know why I do that." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am constantly seeing, from what I can only describe, as visual snow. I am aware of the condition of the same name, but I don't share any of the symptoms of it like migraines and such. When I look at things, ESPECIALLY walls, I see the effects of what you would see when you just looked at a camera flash. It is like this constantly. I am not sure if it is getting worse, but I just started noticing it more lately. I think I've had it all my life, but I'm not sure.\n\nI don't even know if it's from using the computer too much, but it seems like the screen from the computer has been burned into my vision, if that's even possible. It doesn't explain how I can go like 24 hours without using the computer and it's still there. \n\nHere's what I ask. Look at a wall and try to get deep into your senses. If this is a normal thing, then you probably ignore it as it is constant, much like you would Tinnitus or your nose being in your vision. Do you see the wall, solid in all of it's color? Or is there some distortion, random colors etc?\n\nIs it eye strain? Should I talk to my doctor? It's hard to describe how it looks visually." }
{ "text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I am constantly seeing, from what I can only describe, as visual snow. I am aware of the condition of the same name, but I don't share any of the symptoms of it like migraines and such. When I look at things, ESPECIALLY walls, I see the effects of what you would see when you just looked at a camera flash. It is like this constantly. I am not sure if it is getting worse, but I just started noticing it more lately. I think I've had it all my life, but I'm not sure.\n\nI don't even know if it's from using the computer too much, but it seems like the screen from the computer has been burned into my vision, if that's even possible. It doesn't explain how I can go like 24 hours without using the computer and it's still there. \n\nHere's what I ask. Look at a wall and try to get deep into your senses. If this is a normal thing, then you probably ignore it as it is constant, much like you would Tinnitus or your nose being in your vision. Do you see the wall, solid in all of it's color? Or is there some distortion, random colors etc?\n\nIs it eye strain? Should I talk to my doctor? It's hard to describe how it looks visually." }