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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Back in October, I started a new job and there was this guy I found very attractive. I hit on him relentlessly which caused a friendship to form. We'd meet for coffee between our shifts at work and talk a lot. In November I admitted to him in a drunken stupor that it bothered me that of all the men I know, he's the only one I can't fully tell if they're attracted to me or not. He wasn't entirely sober either, and said that he was attracted to me, but in a sexual way, not a relationship way.\nI figured whatever, and let that go. A few weeks after that, he and I ended up hanging out outside of work and hooking up. That then turned into a regular thing where we'd hang out at least once a week. The first month or so each time we hung out, it was always involving a sleepover and sex. Then eventually it turned into my going over after work and we'd just talk, watch tv/netflix, and sleep, with an occasional sexytime. \nNow, it seems that he and I talk more than anybody else I talk to, and I know I'm who he talks to most too. We have a regular schedule for hanging out. (Everyday Wednesday and Sunday I go over after work, and occasionally there are other days too.) \nOver the months I've tried convincing myself that I'm just okay with the whole FWB thing, but I'm not. He knows so much about me, that not even people I've known for YEARS know, and I know more about him than most people do too. Hell, I even met his best friend. I think that he might like me more than just a FWB thing too. but I'm too chicken to admit it.\n\nWhat's a way to tell him I like him, without ruining our friendship if he doesn't feel the same way?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm a recent graduate with a B.S. in cell and molecular biology and a minor in chemistry, and I've been applying to just about every entry level lab position that is related to my degree over the past month. My main objective right now is to get at least 1 year of lab experience under my belt while studying for/taking the GRE. So far I haven't had much luck with getting callbacks - apart from really shitty, barely related positions.\n\nSo anyways, I interned with the MN Dept. of Agriculture last Summer, and my old supervisor just sent me an email asking if I'd be interested in doing QA/QC work for all the chemistry units in the lab building. She described the duties as follows:\n\n-maintaining control charts (spike recovery tests, etc)\n\n-calibrating equipment \n\n-keeping logs of lab maintainence, and fridge/freezer temps, etc\n\n-ordering chemicals, analytical standards, lab supplies\n\n-writing and reviewing SOPs\n\nSo considering that I am pursuing a career in micro/molecular biology, my question is - how would QA/QC chemistry work look on my resume, and would hiring supervisors consider it as relevant lab experience?\n\nThe reason I ask is because most lab positions I have seen ask for a certain amount of previous lab experience outside of the classroom. The QA/QC position would be in a laboratory setting, yet it wouldn't be related to the type of work that I would like to do. I am hoping that future hiring managers that I interview with are primarily interested in general work history in a lab environment, but I know that is not likely the case."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm a recent graduate with a B.S. in cell and molecular biology and a minor in chemistry, and I've been applying to just about every entry level lab position that is related to my degree over the past month. My main objective right now is to get at least 1 year of lab experience under my belt while studying for/taking the GRE. So far I haven't had much luck with getting callbacks - apart from really shitty, barely related positions.\n\nSo anyways, I interned with the MN Dept. of Agriculture last Summer, and my old supervisor just sent me an email asking if I'd be interested in doing QA/QC work for all the chemistry units in the lab building. She described the duties as follows:\n\n-maintaining control charts (spike recovery tests, etc)\n\n-calibrating equipment \n\n-keeping logs of lab maintainence, and fridge/freezer temps, etc\n\n-ordering chemicals, analytical standards, lab supplies\n\n-writing and reviewing SOPs\n\nSo considering that I am pursuing a career in micro/molecular biology, my question is - how would QA/QC chemistry work look on my resume, and would hiring supervisors consider it as relevant lab experience?\n\nThe reason I ask is because most lab positions I have seen ask for a certain amount of previous lab experience outside of the classroom. The QA/QC position would be in a laboratory setting, yet it wouldn't be related to the type of work that I would like to do. I am hoping that future hiring managers that I interview with are primarily interested in general work history in a lab environment, but I know that is not likely the case."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm a recent graduate with a B.S. in cell and molecular biology and a minor in chemistry, and I've been applying to just about every entry level lab position that is related to my degree over the past month. My main objective right now is to get at least 1 year of lab experience under my belt while studying for/taking the GRE. So far I haven't had much luck with getting callbacks - apart from really shitty, barely related positions.\n\nSo anyways, I interned with the MN Dept. of Agriculture last Summer, and my old supervisor just sent me an email asking if I'd be interested in doing QA/QC work for all the chemistry units in the lab building. She described the duties as follows:\n\n-maintaining control charts (spike recovery tests, etc)\n\n-calibrating equipment \n\n-keeping logs of lab maintainence, and fridge/freezer temps, etc\n\n-ordering chemicals, analytical standards, lab supplies\n\n-writing and reviewing SOPs\n\nSo considering that I am pursuing a career in micro/molecular biology, my question is - how would QA/QC chemistry work look on my resume, and would hiring supervisors consider it as relevant lab experience?\n\nThe reason I ask is because most lab positions I have seen ask for a certain amount of previous lab experience outside of the classroom. The QA/QC position would be in a laboratory setting, yet it wouldn't be related to the type of work that I would like to do. I am hoping that future hiring managers that I interview with are primarily interested in general work history in a lab environment, but I know that is not likely the case."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm a recent graduate with a B.S. in cell and molecular biology and a minor in chemistry, and I've been applying to just about every entry level lab position that is related to my degree over the past month. My main objective right now is to get at least 1 year of lab experience under my belt while studying for/taking the GRE. So far I haven't had much luck with getting callbacks - apart from really shitty, barely related positions.\n\nSo anyways, I interned with the MN Dept. of Agriculture last Summer, and my old supervisor just sent me an email asking if I'd be interested in doing QA/QC work for all the chemistry units in the lab building. She described the duties as follows:\n\n-maintaining control charts (spike recovery tests, etc)\n\n-calibrating equipment \n\n-keeping logs of lab maintainence, and fridge/freezer temps, etc\n\n-ordering chemicals, analytical standards, lab supplies\n\n-writing and reviewing SOPs\n\nSo considering that I am pursuing a career in micro/molecular biology, my question is - how would QA/QC chemistry work look on my resume, and would hiring supervisors consider it as relevant lab experience?\n\nThe reason I ask is because most lab positions I have seen ask for a certain amount of previous lab experience outside of the classroom. The QA/QC position would be in a laboratory setting, yet it wouldn't be related to the type of work that I would like to do. I am hoping that future hiring managers that I interview with are primarily interested in general work history in a lab environment, but I know that is not likely the case."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm a recent graduate with a B.S. in cell and molecular biology and a minor in chemistry, and I've been applying to just about every entry level lab position that is related to my degree over the past month. My main objective right now is to get at least 1 year of lab experience under my belt while studying for/taking the GRE. So far I haven't had much luck with getting callbacks - apart from really shitty, barely related positions.\n\nSo anyways, I interned with the MN Dept. of Agriculture last Summer, and my old supervisor just sent me an email asking if I'd be interested in doing QA/QC work for all the chemistry units in the lab building. She described the duties as follows:\n\n-maintaining control charts (spike recovery tests, etc)\n\n-calibrating equipment \n\n-keeping logs of lab maintainence, and fridge/freezer temps, etc\n\n-ordering chemicals, analytical standards, lab supplies\n\n-writing and reviewing SOPs\n\nSo considering that I am pursuing a career in micro/molecular biology, my question is - how would QA/QC chemistry work look on my resume, and would hiring supervisors consider it as relevant lab experience?\n\nThe reason I ask is because most lab positions I have seen ask for a certain amount of previous lab experience outside of the classroom. The QA/QC position would be in a laboratory setting, yet it wouldn't be related to the type of work that I would like to do. I am hoping that future hiring managers that I interview with are primarily interested in general work history in a lab environment, but I know that is not likely the case."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm a recent graduate with a B.S. in cell and molecular biology and a minor in chemistry, and I've been applying to just about every entry level lab position that is related to my degree over the past month. My main objective right now is to get at least 1 year of lab experience under my belt while studying for/taking the GRE. So far I haven't had much luck with getting callbacks - apart from really shitty, barely related positions.\n\nSo anyways, I interned with the MN Dept. of Agriculture last Summer, and my old supervisor just sent me an email asking if I'd be interested in doing QA/QC work for all the chemistry units in the lab building. She described the duties as follows:\n\n-maintaining control charts (spike recovery tests, etc)\n\n-calibrating equipment \n\n-keeping logs of lab maintainence, and fridge/freezer temps, etc\n\n-ordering chemicals, analytical standards, lab supplies\n\n-writing and reviewing SOPs\n\nSo considering that I am pursuing a career in micro/molecular biology, my question is - how would QA/QC chemistry work look on my resume, and would hiring supervisors consider it as relevant lab experience?\n\nThe reason I ask is because most lab positions I have seen ask for a certain amount of previous lab experience outside of the classroom. The QA/QC position would be in a laboratory setting, yet it wouldn't be related to the type of work that I would like to do. I am hoping that future hiring managers that I interview with are primarily interested in general work history in a lab environment, but I know that is not likely the case."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Sorry if this isn't the correct sub, but I could use some advice. It's a fairly simple problem, and one I would assume many have encountered before but I'm unsure how to approach it. \n\nMy neighbors play loud rap music, what seems like daily, at varying times of the day for hours on end. The longest I have noticed was about 6 hours straight, then they stopped for about an hour before starting back up for who knows how long beacause I had to leave at that point. Sometimes it starts as early as 7am and other times it will go as late as 11pm/midnight-ish (I think they work nights so luckily it doesn't seem to happen all night).\n\nWhat this means is sometimes for an hour or so, or on other occasions all day, I am under a *barrage of bass rumble*. It's intrusive and highly irritating. Sometimes I can tune it out or put on my own music to mask it, but more often then not I just want to watch TV or sit at the computer and I can't escape it. I've tried to accept it for months now as you have to deal with some things like this when you have neighbors in close proximity but I'm reaching the end of my rope.\n\nThe only thing I can think to do is either talk to them or file a noise complaint with the local PD, and neither seem very viable.\n\nI don't think talking to them will be very effective, at least in the long run, because anyone who blasts music at such obscene levels obviously doesn't have very much consideration for their neighbors. Plus there is the racial element. I can't help but think I'll be seen as a honky, wet-blanket with a stick up my ass. \n\nFiling a noise complaint seems kind of drastic, however. No one wants the cops to show up at their house like that, and I don't want to make an enemy out of neighbor if they figure out or assume it was me that called it in. It seems like such an escalation, but I just want it to stop so I can live in peace."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Sorry if this isn't the correct sub, but I could use some advice. It's a fairly simple problem, and one I would assume many have encountered before but I'm unsure how to approach it. \n\nMy neighbors play loud rap music, what seems like daily, at varying times of the day for hours on end. The longest I have noticed was about 6 hours straight, then they stopped for about an hour before starting back up for who knows how long beacause I had to leave at that point. Sometimes it starts as early as 7am and other times it will go as late as 11pm/midnight-ish (I think they work nights so luckily it doesn't seem to happen all night).\n\nWhat this means is sometimes for an hour or so, or on other occasions all day, I am under a *barrage of bass rumble*. It's intrusive and highly irritating. Sometimes I can tune it out or put on my own music to mask it, but more often then not I just want to watch TV or sit at the computer and I can't escape it. I've tried to accept it for months now as you have to deal with some things like this when you have neighbors in close proximity but I'm reaching the end of my rope.\n\nThe only thing I can think to do is either talk to them or file a noise complaint with the local PD, and neither seem very viable.\n\nI don't think talking to them will be very effective, at least in the long run, because anyone who blasts music at such obscene levels obviously doesn't have very much consideration for their neighbors. Plus there is the racial element. I can't help but think I'll be seen as a honky, wet-blanket with a stick up my ass. \n\nFiling a noise complaint seems kind of drastic, however. No one wants the cops to show up at their house like that, and I don't want to make an enemy out of neighbor if they figure out or assume it was me that called it in. It seems like such an escalation, but I just want it to stop so I can live in peace."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Sorry if this isn't the correct sub, but I could use some advice. It's a fairly simple problem, and one I would assume many have encountered before but I'm unsure how to approach it. \n\nMy neighbors play loud rap music, what seems like daily, at varying times of the day for hours on end. The longest I have noticed was about 6 hours straight, then they stopped for about an hour before starting back up for who knows how long beacause I had to leave at that point. Sometimes it starts as early as 7am and other times it will go as late as 11pm/midnight-ish (I think they work nights so luckily it doesn't seem to happen all night).\n\nWhat this means is sometimes for an hour or so, or on other occasions all day, I am under a *barrage of bass rumble*. It's intrusive and highly irritating. Sometimes I can tune it out or put on my own music to mask it, but more often then not I just want to watch TV or sit at the computer and I can't escape it. I've tried to accept it for months now as you have to deal with some things like this when you have neighbors in close proximity but I'm reaching the end of my rope.\n\nThe only thing I can think to do is either talk to them or file a noise complaint with the local PD, and neither seem very viable.\n\nI don't think talking to them will be very effective, at least in the long run, because anyone who blasts music at such obscene levels obviously doesn't have very much consideration for their neighbors. Plus there is the racial element. I can't help but think I'll be seen as a honky, wet-blanket with a stick up my ass. \n\nFiling a noise complaint seems kind of drastic, however. No one wants the cops to show up at their house like that, and I don't want to make an enemy out of neighbor if they figure out or assume it was me that called it in. It seems like such an escalation, but I just want it to stop so I can live in peace."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Sorry if this isn't the correct sub, but I could use some advice. It's a fairly simple problem, and one I would assume many have encountered before but I'm unsure how to approach it. \n\nMy neighbors play loud rap music, what seems like daily, at varying times of the day for hours on end. The longest I have noticed was about 6 hours straight, then they stopped for about an hour before starting back up for who knows how long beacause I had to leave at that point. Sometimes it starts as early as 7am and other times it will go as late as 11pm/midnight-ish (I think they work nights so luckily it doesn't seem to happen all night).\n\nWhat this means is sometimes for an hour or so, or on other occasions all day, I am under a *barrage of bass rumble*. It's intrusive and highly irritating. Sometimes I can tune it out or put on my own music to mask it, but more often then not I just want to watch TV or sit at the computer and I can't escape it. I've tried to accept it for months now as you have to deal with some things like this when you have neighbors in close proximity but I'm reaching the end of my rope.\n\nThe only thing I can think to do is either talk to them or file a noise complaint with the local PD, and neither seem very viable.\n\nI don't think talking to them will be very effective, at least in the long run, because anyone who blasts music at such obscene levels obviously doesn't have very much consideration for their neighbors. Plus there is the racial element. I can't help but think I'll be seen as a honky, wet-blanket with a stick up my ass. \n\nFiling a noise complaint seems kind of drastic, however. No one wants the cops to show up at their house like that, and I don't want to make an enemy out of neighbor if they figure out or assume it was me that called it in. It seems like such an escalation, but I just want it to stop so I can live in peace."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Sorry if this isn't the correct sub, but I could use some advice. It's a fairly simple problem, and one I would assume many have encountered before but I'm unsure how to approach it. \n\nMy neighbors play loud rap music, what seems like daily, at varying times of the day for hours on end. The longest I have noticed was about 6 hours straight, then they stopped for about an hour before starting back up for who knows how long beacause I had to leave at that point. Sometimes it starts as early as 7am and other times it will go as late as 11pm/midnight-ish (I think they work nights so luckily it doesn't seem to happen all night).\n\nWhat this means is sometimes for an hour or so, or on other occasions all day, I am under a *barrage of bass rumble*. It's intrusive and highly irritating. Sometimes I can tune it out or put on my own music to mask it, but more often then not I just want to watch TV or sit at the computer and I can't escape it. I've tried to accept it for months now as you have to deal with some things like this when you have neighbors in close proximity but I'm reaching the end of my rope.\n\nThe only thing I can think to do is either talk to them or file a noise complaint with the local PD, and neither seem very viable.\n\nI don't think talking to them will be very effective, at least in the long run, because anyone who blasts music at such obscene levels obviously doesn't have very much consideration for their neighbors. Plus there is the racial element. I can't help but think I'll be seen as a honky, wet-blanket with a stick up my ass. \n\nFiling a noise complaint seems kind of drastic, however. No one wants the cops to show up at their house like that, and I don't want to make an enemy out of neighbor if they figure out or assume it was me that called it in. It seems like such an escalation, but I just want it to stop so I can live in peace."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Sorry if this isn't the correct sub, but I could use some advice. It's a fairly simple problem, and one I would assume many have encountered before but I'm unsure how to approach it. \n\nMy neighbors play loud rap music, what seems like daily, at varying times of the day for hours on end. The longest I have noticed was about 6 hours straight, then they stopped for about an hour before starting back up for who knows how long beacause I had to leave at that point. Sometimes it starts as early as 7am and other times it will go as late as 11pm/midnight-ish (I think they work nights so luckily it doesn't seem to happen all night).\n\nWhat this means is sometimes for an hour or so, or on other occasions all day, I am under a *barrage of bass rumble*. It's intrusive and highly irritating. Sometimes I can tune it out or put on my own music to mask it, but more often then not I just want to watch TV or sit at the computer and I can't escape it. I've tried to accept it for months now as you have to deal with some things like this when you have neighbors in close proximity but I'm reaching the end of my rope.\n\nThe only thing I can think to do is either talk to them or file a noise complaint with the local PD, and neither seem very viable.\n\nI don't think talking to them will be very effective, at least in the long run, because anyone who blasts music at such obscene levels obviously doesn't have very much consideration for their neighbors. Plus there is the racial element. I can't help but think I'll be seen as a honky, wet-blanket with a stick up my ass. \n\nFiling a noise complaint seems kind of drastic, however. No one wants the cops to show up at their house like that, and I don't want to make an enemy out of neighbor if they figure out or assume it was me that called it in. It seems like such an escalation, but I just want it to stop so I can live in peace."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My boyfriend is wonderful in many ways, except chivalry.\n\nHe has stated on many occasions he doesn't believe in opening doors, pulling out chairs or in not hitting women.\n\nHe has said on many occasions playfully that he will slap me if I do something he personally vocally doesn't like. But more specifically and ardently defends in all seriousness that he would hit me (or anyone woman) if I hit him.\n\nI was shocked by this and have tried discussing it with him. But he is adamant about it. He believes any woman that hits like a man deserves to be hit like a man. I am at a loss what this says about his character.it doesn't sound like it's a good thing. I've never met any man willing to strike a woman for any reason. \n\nHonestly no one should be hitting anyone. But I'm 5 inches shorter than him and near 100lbs lighter, I pose no actual threat. So why the firm stance on an eye for an eye. Or in this case.a black eye for a black eye"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My boyfriend is wonderful in many ways, except chivalry.\n\nHe has stated on many occasions he doesn't believe in opening doors, pulling out chairs or in not hitting women.\n\nHe has said on many occasions playfully that he will slap me if I do something he personally vocally doesn't like. But more specifically and ardently defends in all seriousness that he would hit me (or anyone woman) if I hit him.\n\nI was shocked by this and have tried discussing it with him. But he is adamant about it. He believes any woman that hits like a man deserves to be hit like a man. I am at a loss what this says about his character.it doesn't sound like it's a good thing. I've never met any man willing to strike a woman for any reason. \n\nHonestly no one should be hitting anyone. But I'm 5 inches shorter than him and near 100lbs lighter, I pose no actual threat. So why the firm stance on an eye for an eye. Or in this case.a black eye for a black eye"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My boyfriend is wonderful in many ways, except chivalry.\n\nHe has stated on many occasions he doesn't believe in opening doors, pulling out chairs or in not hitting women.\n\nHe has said on many occasions playfully that he will slap me if I do something he personally vocally doesn't like. But more specifically and ardently defends in all seriousness that he would hit me (or anyone woman) if I hit him.\n\nI was shocked by this and have tried discussing it with him. But he is adamant about it. He believes any woman that hits like a man deserves to be hit like a man. I am at a loss what this says about his character.it doesn't sound like it's a good thing. I've never met any man willing to strike a woman for any reason. \n\nHonestly no one should be hitting anyone. But I'm 5 inches shorter than him and near 100lbs lighter, I pose no actual threat. So why the firm stance on an eye for an eye. Or in this case.a black eye for a black eye"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My boyfriend is wonderful in many ways, except chivalry.\n\nHe has stated on many occasions he doesn't believe in opening doors, pulling out chairs or in not hitting women.\n\nHe has said on many occasions playfully that he will slap me if I do something he personally vocally doesn't like. But more specifically and ardently defends in all seriousness that he would hit me (or anyone woman) if I hit him.\n\nI was shocked by this and have tried discussing it with him. But he is adamant about it. He believes any woman that hits like a man deserves to be hit like a man. I am at a loss what this says about his character.it doesn't sound like it's a good thing. I've never met any man willing to strike a woman for any reason. \n\nHonestly no one should be hitting anyone. But I'm 5 inches shorter than him and near 100lbs lighter, I pose no actual threat. So why the firm stance on an eye for an eye. Or in this case.a black eye for a black eye"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My boyfriend is wonderful in many ways, except chivalry.\n\nHe has stated on many occasions he doesn't believe in opening doors, pulling out chairs or in not hitting women.\n\nHe has said on many occasions playfully that he will slap me if I do something he personally vocally doesn't like. But more specifically and ardently defends in all seriousness that he would hit me (or anyone woman) if I hit him.\n\nI was shocked by this and have tried discussing it with him. But he is adamant about it. He believes any woman that hits like a man deserves to be hit like a man. I am at a loss what this says about his character.it doesn't sound like it's a good thing. I've never met any man willing to strike a woman for any reason. \n\nHonestly no one should be hitting anyone. But I'm 5 inches shorter than him and near 100lbs lighter, I pose no actual threat. So why the firm stance on an eye for an eye. Or in this case.a black eye for a black eye"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My boyfriend is wonderful in many ways, except chivalry.\n\nHe has stated on many occasions he doesn't believe in opening doors, pulling out chairs or in not hitting women.\n\nHe has said on many occasions playfully that he will slap me if I do something he personally vocally doesn't like. But more specifically and ardently defends in all seriousness that he would hit me (or anyone woman) if I hit him.\n\nI was shocked by this and have tried discussing it with him. But he is adamant about it. He believes any woman that hits like a man deserves to be hit like a man. I am at a loss what this says about his character.it doesn't sound like it's a good thing. I've never met any man willing to strike a woman for any reason. \n\nHonestly no one should be hitting anyone. But I'm 5 inches shorter than him and near 100lbs lighter, I pose no actual threat. So why the firm stance on an eye for an eye. Or in this case.a black eye for a black eye"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: On the weekend we both sat down and realized that the spark from our relationship has turned into a boring routine. We both feel like we are much older then we really are. At the start of the relationship we did alot of things together, went exploring, hosted parties, went camping etc now all we do is work, chores and sleep. \n\nWe hardly touch each other anymore and I don't think we have actually shared a proper kiss in quite sometime. Sex has been pretty routine also, although not always bad but sometimes I am left feeling unsatisfied. I'm really confused about what is happening as I do love my fiance and I want to be the perfect guy for her but when I look towards the future all I can see is it getting more stale. I have also caught myself looking at other women ALOT and it seems to be adding to the stress and my overall confusion. \n\nWe also own a house together and the mortgage is quite large. We work hard just to keep up the repayments and we cannot sell for another year and a half without incurring large penalties. Yesterday she said that we are both stuck. Our relationship has been nothing but sweet and caring and this is why I am so confused as to why we both feel like this. There were plenty of periods in our relationship where we both felt like we were \"Living the dream\" but now is not one of those times.\n\nI should also mention that we tried to have kids for the last 3 years but I found out that I unfortunately cannot have kids and this is her biggest wish. I was devastated when I found out the news but now I am getting used to the idea of not having kids. I see so many of my other friends able to have good relationships and start families and I feel jealous of them, this also adds to the depression and sadness.\n\nI would love to hear from people who have gone through a similar situation and if they worked through it and if it turned out well?\nOtherwise I do not know what to do next and would love to hear advice."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: On the weekend we both sat down and realized that the spark from our relationship has turned into a boring routine. We both feel like we are much older then we really are. At the start of the relationship we did alot of things together, went exploring, hosted parties, went camping etc now all we do is work, chores and sleep. \n\nWe hardly touch each other anymore and I don't think we have actually shared a proper kiss in quite sometime. Sex has been pretty routine also, although not always bad but sometimes I am left feeling unsatisfied. I'm really confused about what is happening as I do love my fiance and I want to be the perfect guy for her but when I look towards the future all I can see is it getting more stale. I have also caught myself looking at other women ALOT and it seems to be adding to the stress and my overall confusion. \n\nWe also own a house together and the mortgage is quite large. We work hard just to keep up the repayments and we cannot sell for another year and a half without incurring large penalties. Yesterday she said that we are both stuck. Our relationship has been nothing but sweet and caring and this is why I am so confused as to why we both feel like this. There were plenty of periods in our relationship where we both felt like we were \"Living the dream\" but now is not one of those times.\n\nI should also mention that we tried to have kids for the last 3 years but I found out that I unfortunately cannot have kids and this is her biggest wish. I was devastated when I found out the news but now I am getting used to the idea of not having kids. I see so many of my other friends able to have good relationships and start families and I feel jealous of them, this also adds to the depression and sadness.\n\nI would love to hear from people who have gone through a similar situation and if they worked through it and if it turned out well?\nOtherwise I do not know what to do next and would love to hear advice."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: On the weekend we both sat down and realized that the spark from our relationship has turned into a boring routine. We both feel like we are much older then we really are. At the start of the relationship we did alot of things together, went exploring, hosted parties, went camping etc now all we do is work, chores and sleep. \n\nWe hardly touch each other anymore and I don't think we have actually shared a proper kiss in quite sometime. Sex has been pretty routine also, although not always bad but sometimes I am left feeling unsatisfied. I'm really confused about what is happening as I do love my fiance and I want to be the perfect guy for her but when I look towards the future all I can see is it getting more stale. I have also caught myself looking at other women ALOT and it seems to be adding to the stress and my overall confusion. \n\nWe also own a house together and the mortgage is quite large. We work hard just to keep up the repayments and we cannot sell for another year and a half without incurring large penalties. Yesterday she said that we are both stuck. Our relationship has been nothing but sweet and caring and this is why I am so confused as to why we both feel like this. There were plenty of periods in our relationship where we both felt like we were \"Living the dream\" but now is not one of those times.\n\nI should also mention that we tried to have kids for the last 3 years but I found out that I unfortunately cannot have kids and this is her biggest wish. I was devastated when I found out the news but now I am getting used to the idea of not having kids. I see so many of my other friends able to have good relationships and start families and I feel jealous of them, this also adds to the depression and sadness.\n\nI would love to hear from people who have gone through a similar situation and if they worked through it and if it turned out well?\nOtherwise I do not know what to do next and would love to hear advice."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: On the weekend we both sat down and realized that the spark from our relationship has turned into a boring routine. We both feel like we are much older then we really are. At the start of the relationship we did alot of things together, went exploring, hosted parties, went camping etc now all we do is work, chores and sleep. \n\nWe hardly touch each other anymore and I don't think we have actually shared a proper kiss in quite sometime. Sex has been pretty routine also, although not always bad but sometimes I am left feeling unsatisfied. I'm really confused about what is happening as I do love my fiance and I want to be the perfect guy for her but when I look towards the future all I can see is it getting more stale. I have also caught myself looking at other women ALOT and it seems to be adding to the stress and my overall confusion. \n\nWe also own a house together and the mortgage is quite large. We work hard just to keep up the repayments and we cannot sell for another year and a half without incurring large penalties. Yesterday she said that we are both stuck. Our relationship has been nothing but sweet and caring and this is why I am so confused as to why we both feel like this. There were plenty of periods in our relationship where we both felt like we were \"Living the dream\" but now is not one of those times.\n\nI should also mention that we tried to have kids for the last 3 years but I found out that I unfortunately cannot have kids and this is her biggest wish. I was devastated when I found out the news but now I am getting used to the idea of not having kids. I see so many of my other friends able to have good relationships and start families and I feel jealous of them, this also adds to the depression and sadness.\n\nI would love to hear from people who have gone through a similar situation and if they worked through it and if it turned out well?\nOtherwise I do not know what to do next and would love to hear advice."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: On the weekend we both sat down and realized that the spark from our relationship has turned into a boring routine. We both feel like we are much older then we really are. At the start of the relationship we did alot of things together, went exploring, hosted parties, went camping etc now all we do is work, chores and sleep. \n\nWe hardly touch each other anymore and I don't think we have actually shared a proper kiss in quite sometime. Sex has been pretty routine also, although not always bad but sometimes I am left feeling unsatisfied. I'm really confused about what is happening as I do love my fiance and I want to be the perfect guy for her but when I look towards the future all I can see is it getting more stale. I have also caught myself looking at other women ALOT and it seems to be adding to the stress and my overall confusion. \n\nWe also own a house together and the mortgage is quite large. We work hard just to keep up the repayments and we cannot sell for another year and a half without incurring large penalties. Yesterday she said that we are both stuck. Our relationship has been nothing but sweet and caring and this is why I am so confused as to why we both feel like this. There were plenty of periods in our relationship where we both felt like we were \"Living the dream\" but now is not one of those times.\n\nI should also mention that we tried to have kids for the last 3 years but I found out that I unfortunately cannot have kids and this is her biggest wish. I was devastated when I found out the news but now I am getting used to the idea of not having kids. I see so many of my other friends able to have good relationships and start families and I feel jealous of them, this also adds to the depression and sadness.\n\nI would love to hear from people who have gone through a similar situation and if they worked through it and if it turned out well?\nOtherwise I do not know what to do next and would love to hear advice."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: On the weekend we both sat down and realized that the spark from our relationship has turned into a boring routine. We both feel like we are much older then we really are. At the start of the relationship we did alot of things together, went exploring, hosted parties, went camping etc now all we do is work, chores and sleep. \n\nWe hardly touch each other anymore and I don't think we have actually shared a proper kiss in quite sometime. Sex has been pretty routine also, although not always bad but sometimes I am left feeling unsatisfied. I'm really confused about what is happening as I do love my fiance and I want to be the perfect guy for her but when I look towards the future all I can see is it getting more stale. I have also caught myself looking at other women ALOT and it seems to be adding to the stress and my overall confusion. \n\nWe also own a house together and the mortgage is quite large. We work hard just to keep up the repayments and we cannot sell for another year and a half without incurring large penalties. Yesterday she said that we are both stuck. Our relationship has been nothing but sweet and caring and this is why I am so confused as to why we both feel like this. There were plenty of periods in our relationship where we both felt like we were \"Living the dream\" but now is not one of those times.\n\nI should also mention that we tried to have kids for the last 3 years but I found out that I unfortunately cannot have kids and this is her biggest wish. I was devastated when I found out the news but now I am getting used to the idea of not having kids. I see so many of my other friends able to have good relationships and start families and I feel jealous of them, this also adds to the depression and sadness.\n\nI would love to hear from people who have gone through a similar situation and if they worked through it and if it turned out well?\nOtherwise I do not know what to do next and would love to hear advice."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Fellow redditors I come to you today because I am currently at a crossroad and need some guidance from a community I can trust. \n\nOver the past few months some fellow redditors and I have been planning on building a free tool for career seekers to finally modernize the crappy process that we are fighting through. Create resume, blast them out on job sites, get auto-rejection notices, maybe a rejection in the mail, a call from an insurance company wanting you to be their salesmen, and then rebuild said resume until someone finally pulls you in for an interview. We have a tool in mind that is initially directed towards the largest group of unemployed workers in the US that will greatly reduce the stress associated with this process, help create your first resume (and in plain text), get your name out there (to cover up your kegstand photos on Facebook that you haven't made private yet) and really get your foot in the door. It's a bit more complicated then that, but you get the point.\n\nSo that is our dream and my current job workload allows me to sufficiently work on this, find funding for it, and complete my masters thesis.\n\nHowever.\n\nYesterday I received an offer to work for another company that pays well, and also will act as a great experience personally. The downside is that I will likely be consumed by the work, and it will make it a great deal more difficult to dedicate an ample about of time to our hypothetical tool/site.\n\nSo. what do?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Fellow redditors I come to you today because I am currently at a crossroad and need some guidance from a community I can trust. \n\nOver the past few months some fellow redditors and I have been planning on building a free tool for career seekers to finally modernize the crappy process that we are fighting through. Create resume, blast them out on job sites, get auto-rejection notices, maybe a rejection in the mail, a call from an insurance company wanting you to be their salesmen, and then rebuild said resume until someone finally pulls you in for an interview. We have a tool in mind that is initially directed towards the largest group of unemployed workers in the US that will greatly reduce the stress associated with this process, help create your first resume (and in plain text), get your name out there (to cover up your kegstand photos on Facebook that you haven't made private yet) and really get your foot in the door. It's a bit more complicated then that, but you get the point.\n\nSo that is our dream and my current job workload allows me to sufficiently work on this, find funding for it, and complete my masters thesis.\n\nHowever.\n\nYesterday I received an offer to work for another company that pays well, and also will act as a great experience personally. The downside is that I will likely be consumed by the work, and it will make it a great deal more difficult to dedicate an ample about of time to our hypothetical tool/site.\n\nSo. what do?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Fellow redditors I come to you today because I am currently at a crossroad and need some guidance from a community I can trust. \n\nOver the past few months some fellow redditors and I have been planning on building a free tool for career seekers to finally modernize the crappy process that we are fighting through. Create resume, blast them out on job sites, get auto-rejection notices, maybe a rejection in the mail, a call from an insurance company wanting you to be their salesmen, and then rebuild said resume until someone finally pulls you in for an interview. We have a tool in mind that is initially directed towards the largest group of unemployed workers in the US that will greatly reduce the stress associated with this process, help create your first resume (and in plain text), get your name out there (to cover up your kegstand photos on Facebook that you haven't made private yet) and really get your foot in the door. It's a bit more complicated then that, but you get the point.\n\nSo that is our dream and my current job workload allows me to sufficiently work on this, find funding for it, and complete my masters thesis.\n\nHowever.\n\nYesterday I received an offer to work for another company that pays well, and also will act as a great experience personally. The downside is that I will likely be consumed by the work, and it will make it a great deal more difficult to dedicate an ample about of time to our hypothetical tool/site.\n\nSo. what do?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Fellow redditors I come to you today because I am currently at a crossroad and need some guidance from a community I can trust. \n\nOver the past few months some fellow redditors and I have been planning on building a free tool for career seekers to finally modernize the crappy process that we are fighting through. Create resume, blast them out on job sites, get auto-rejection notices, maybe a rejection in the mail, a call from an insurance company wanting you to be their salesmen, and then rebuild said resume until someone finally pulls you in for an interview. We have a tool in mind that is initially directed towards the largest group of unemployed workers in the US that will greatly reduce the stress associated with this process, help create your first resume (and in plain text), get your name out there (to cover up your kegstand photos on Facebook that you haven't made private yet) and really get your foot in the door. It's a bit more complicated then that, but you get the point.\n\nSo that is our dream and my current job workload allows me to sufficiently work on this, find funding for it, and complete my masters thesis.\n\nHowever.\n\nYesterday I received an offer to work for another company that pays well, and also will act as a great experience personally. The downside is that I will likely be consumed by the work, and it will make it a great deal more difficult to dedicate an ample about of time to our hypothetical tool/site.\n\nSo. what do?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Fellow redditors I come to you today because I am currently at a crossroad and need some guidance from a community I can trust. \n\nOver the past few months some fellow redditors and I have been planning on building a free tool for career seekers to finally modernize the crappy process that we are fighting through. Create resume, blast them out on job sites, get auto-rejection notices, maybe a rejection in the mail, a call from an insurance company wanting you to be their salesmen, and then rebuild said resume until someone finally pulls you in for an interview. We have a tool in mind that is initially directed towards the largest group of unemployed workers in the US that will greatly reduce the stress associated with this process, help create your first resume (and in plain text), get your name out there (to cover up your kegstand photos on Facebook that you haven't made private yet) and really get your foot in the door. It's a bit more complicated then that, but you get the point.\n\nSo that is our dream and my current job workload allows me to sufficiently work on this, find funding for it, and complete my masters thesis.\n\nHowever.\n\nYesterday I received an offer to work for another company that pays well, and also will act as a great experience personally. The downside is that I will likely be consumed by the work, and it will make it a great deal more difficult to dedicate an ample about of time to our hypothetical tool/site.\n\nSo. what do?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Fellow redditors I come to you today because I am currently at a crossroad and need some guidance from a community I can trust. \n\nOver the past few months some fellow redditors and I have been planning on building a free tool for career seekers to finally modernize the crappy process that we are fighting through. Create resume, blast them out on job sites, get auto-rejection notices, maybe a rejection in the mail, a call from an insurance company wanting you to be their salesmen, and then rebuild said resume until someone finally pulls you in for an interview. We have a tool in mind that is initially directed towards the largest group of unemployed workers in the US that will greatly reduce the stress associated with this process, help create your first resume (and in plain text), get your name out there (to cover up your kegstand photos on Facebook that you haven't made private yet) and really get your foot in the door. It's a bit more complicated then that, but you get the point.\n\nSo that is our dream and my current job workload allows me to sufficiently work on this, find funding for it, and complete my masters thesis.\n\nHowever.\n\nYesterday I received an offer to work for another company that pays well, and also will act as a great experience personally. The downside is that I will likely be consumed by the work, and it will make it a great deal more difficult to dedicate an ample about of time to our hypothetical tool/site.\n\nSo. what do?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
} |
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
} |
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
} |
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
} |
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
} |
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
} |
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
} |
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I'm completely new to the term property lien. I've heard it around this subreddit many times though so I'm hoping someone can tell me if it is an option in this situation.\n\nI own a small trucking company in Los Angeles that hauls containers to and from the ports of LA/LB. Recently a major shipping company filed for bankruptcy and almost all of their containers are being rejected by the ports. Nobody wants the containers back at this time.\n\nI've had multiple containers that are either owned by them or leased to them stored at my facility for nearly a month now and I am being billed daily for using the chassis they are on.If I leave a container at their facility longer than they want I get charged upwards of $100/day. I usually charge my customers $100 a day for storage if they request it so can I turn around and bill this directly to the company that owns the container instead of my customer?\n\nA driver of mine suggested I put a lien on the containers I have to force the company to pay the charges I am accruing and if they fail to do so he said I would end up owning the container which would be nice but I see it as highly unlikely to happen.\n\nMy current bills for these containers is nearing $2,000 (just in chassis) which I have to pay to the chassis company to continue using their equipment. I'm not sure if the company that owns the container will be charging me per diem (about $100 or more per day until returned) but I probably won't pay that because I showed good will by trying to return them multiple times but was rejected."
} |
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