Walmart hours for memorial day

Our golden retriever was taken to the vet last week for an upper respiratory infection. They diagnosed him with kennel cough and prescribed doxycycline - two pills every 12 hours for 7 days. I messed up and thought the prescription was one pill every 12 hours. I noticed the issue the day before yesterday (2 days before he would have been finished with the medication) and made the adjustment to 2 pills every 12 hours.
I’ve been calling my vet since this issue was noticed and have not heard back from them yet on what to do. However since upping the dosage to the correct amount, our dog has had some stomach issues that have been absolutely terrible today. He’s had terrible diarrhea all day and been throwing up off and on. I know that is a side effect of the medication, but just not sure if that is a bit extreme.
Any advice would be appreciated!

Hi Cyprus!
Not sure if this is the right place to post this but like the title says, we got a parking ticket few days ago on our rental (on Monday more exactly) but we left Limassol.
We got the ticket so early in the morning that we didn't even wake up to get to the car and I have a few questions.
The fare is 100€, we read somewhere here that it should've been 8€ and raising if not paid. Is this true?
It says on the ticket that we have to pay it in person at the Municipality. No other way to pay it than to go back to Limassol and pay in person?
Last question would be if we can do anything to avoid the fare? We paid for other parking intervals but we didn't expect to be charged so early in the morning before leaving.
Help a fella out!

Been in MKE for nearly two years, working mostly remote for a smallish nonprofit about 90 minutes away, with a day or two a week travelling. I get a good amount of time off and the pay is decent enough, but eventually would like to work within the city itself. I absolutely LOVE the grant writing and reporting aspects of fundraising work most, but I really don't like planning or executing events, if that matters. The rest of the work (one-to-one donor meetings, digital engagement, appeals and followups, etc.) I'm more indifferent about, but do it well enough.
Right now I'm working in a social service agency, but am certainly open to switching to educational or creative/cultural type organizations. Has anybody made the switch from one type of organization to another? I hear fundraising for education can be particularly stressful and has high turnover.
Additionally, does anybody have experience with agencies and organizations in the area that are good to work at (or equally as important, which ones aren't?). Like I said, I'm not in a hurry to switch jobs, but if the right match comes along I'd consider it.
Thanks in advance!

Hi guys, I'm playing the game for few weeks and wondering about the best way to play/progress - what should i buy/do with the gems ? - what about the events ? Should i focus them instead the regular levels ? - legendary items ? How to get them ?
Thanks a lot for those who will answer ! Have a nice day !

Hi everyone!
I have an Eversewn Sparrow X2 that I’ve been using for a couple years and I honestly really hate it.
Since the day I’ve gotten it, it’s given me nothing but trouble and no amount of troubleshooting helps. Sometimes it works really well and stitches out beautifully. Other times, it’s frequent thread breaking and ruined projects. My main problem with it is just it being a really inconsistent machine (the sometimes working but sometimes not aspect).
I’m looking for something more consistent— a machine that’s less temperamental and will produce a really consistent quality. Does anyone have a machine they really like a lot that’s at a similar price point? Thanks!

I’ve looked through old posts and not seeing info I need.
I am desperately trying to find a place that can cut my hair and style my hair like Marilyn Monroe, at her longer length, collarbone.
Everyone is doing shags and long layers and I want to donate my hair.
I reached out to two people on Instagram but they didn’t seem to want to cut my hair. They were more interested in coloring or extensions. So I finally found someone and made an appointment for my birthday. She pushed the appointment back an hour and then had me wait another 45 minutes and it was going to interfere with my birthday dinner plans so I left without getting a haircut. Super bummed.
I just can’t seem to find someone who wants to help me cut my hair off to donate and then cut it to be pretty/style it. And I REALLY can’t find anyone who knows retro haircuts or styles. I really am not into the shag look for myself.
Any recommendations helpful. Prefer Sacramento locations to greater Sacramento areas. Thanks.

Introduction
Hey and welcome to the GoogleKnowledgePanels subreddit! This is a subreddit dedicated to discovering and exploring various methods and strategies of securing a Google Knowledge Panel for a brand or person. My name is Nikolas Lemmel and I’m the team-lead at a boutique digital agency by the name of Maximatic Media. As we’ve recently begun offering Google Knowledge Panel creation services, I’ve decided to open this sub in hopes of sparking a discussion on various working and non-working knowledge graph generation methods for Google. I’m hoping to start the birth of this sub off strong so I’m gonna try to provide an in-depth overview of what we’ve learned about creating and stabilizing Google knowledge panels thus far as a company. If you have any experience with either of these components or would like to share one that we’ve yet to cover, please feel free to comment down below.
The Notability Factor
So diving right into the nitty-gritty of GKP creation, we must first cover the concept of notability; arguably, the most important aspect out of all of the points I’ll be covering in this guide. Notability in the context of GKPs simply means how often reputable, secondary sources are referencing you in their media output. Said references come in many forms, whether it be a full feature article, a short bio in a listicle or just a basic citation. However, not all references are made equal. Some references carry significantly more weight than others, either due to its “comprehensiveness” (i.e. a full feature article with the sole focus being on you) or the “reputability” of the source doing the referencing (i.e. mentioned in Forbes vs mentioned in “Biznes-News-Blog”).
Comprehensiveness
Let’s first delve into the topic of comprehensiveness. The comprehensiveness of your reference can be calculated by just a couple factors: the word count of the article, the keyword density of your entity’s name within said article and whether the entity is being referenced in the title/headline of the article. These three components determine the significance laid upon the entity by the reporting outlet. The more extensive the coverage, the higher the significance in the eyes of Google (i.e. a full-feature, 750-word article on Forbes vs a 150 word entry in “Top 30 E-Commerce Businesses of 2023” listicle on Forbes).
The Influence of Topical Relevance
Topical relevance also plays a role in the equation as the contents of the reference should be somewhat aligned with what other sources are discussing when mentioning your entity’s name. If every article that your entity appears in has a completely different context or is overly-generalized, it decreases Google’s certitude of what it truly knows about said entity. That’s largely why it’s not recommended to always opt for brand mentions or stuff keywords into random guest posts as it can drastically impact what Google thinks it knows about you.
Reputability
Now that we’ve covered what I mean by “comprehensiveness”, let’s talk about the other component influencing the power of your media coverage: reputability. The concept of reputability is basically as straightforward as it gets. Just about any semi-famous news or media outlet that you can think of is viewed as a “reputable” source by Google. The likes of Forbes, Mashable, USA Today, etc are all stellar examples of significant coverage that corroborates you or your brand as a notable entity in the eyes of Google. However, a full feature article on each of those aforementioned sites costs $15,000, $2,400 and $6,500 respectively. If you as an entity see no utility in being featured on these media outlets beyond simply meeting the eligibility criteria for a Google Knowledge Panel, it makes little sense to purchase those placements.
The Role of Domain Authority
This is where a more esoteric metric comes into play: Domain Authority. A DA score is effectively a ranking assigned to a domain which we can use to assess any given site’s authority in comparison to the rest of the web. It is calculated using the domain’s age, the amount of other sites referring to it and the reputability of said referrals. Basically the same criteria influencing your probability of getting a GKP but quantified by a score from 1 to 100. Now let’s return back to three examples of reputable media outlets I’ve given above: Forbes, Mashable and USA Today. Forbes has a DA score of 95, Mashable has a DA score of 92 and USA Today has a DA score of 94. So all in all, all three publications are highly renowned, outpacing the vast majority of other sites on the web with scores of 90 and above. However, if referring back to the pricing of each placement, we see a pretty drastic incongruence with the value derived from each media outlet in the context of GKP creation. Forbes, despite being one measly basis point off of USA Today’s DA score, carries more than a 200% higher price tag. Now sure, Forbes has a significantly higher readership and holds far more clout than USA Today but if focusing solely on its impact in the SEO space, it really doesn’t warrant the price you pay for it when compared to other viable alternatives.
And these are just the three sites we’ve mentioned so far. Take a look at the following spreadsheet containing 400+ available media placements and keep an eye on the DA column:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SX7bI0YSZeJCWwxaMEZ1LG-QtoiLFnDVJZjW1n-ZvQ0/edit?usp=sharing
As you scroll through, you’ll find that there are a plethora of Google-News-Approved sites that have a relatively high DA despite costing a fraction of what the internationally distinguished media outlets cost. Sites like Village Voice, HackerNoon, Times of Malta, Chiang Rai Times, etc. Now granted, they don’t exactly pack the same sort of punch that Forbes does but in the context of a Google Knowledge Panel, you are considerably better off securing five B-tier placements in comparison to a singular A tier placement. So long as you are not cheaping out by opting for “Biznes-News-Blog” as your referring source and stick to Google-News-Approved publications, a varied list of reputable placements within your Schema.org set-up (which we’ll be covering later in the guide) will take you much further than just one extremely reputable reference.
The Question of Quantity
A pretty common question we get asked in our GKP consultations with clients is what amount of references guarantees a panel. What is the absolute minimum that I can get away with? And truth be told, we honestly have a hard time answering this question as we don’t truly know. Without an inside look at the inner-workings of Google’s GKP algorithm, it’s impossible to say what the actual amount is. The variables it utilizes are dynamic and there isn’t a constant sum that can be calculated across all cases. We’ve witnessed a client get a GKP with just three mid-tier references in their Schema and we’ve also witnessed a client fail to get a GKP with upwards of 20 strong references.
Having said that though, if taking into account the median number of references across all of our successful cases, a good benchmark to aim for would be roughly 8 semi-strong, corroborating references with a DA of 70 and above. Again, this number is not set-in-stone and may vary contingent on the amount of “keyword-pollution” (i.e. other entities vying for the same moniker) occurring for your entity’s name along with other factors only Google is cognizant of.
Debunking the Myth: The Wikipedia-GKP Connection
Now, let's clear up a common misconception that I've seen floating around: having a Wikipedia page is not a prerequisite for getting a Knowledge Panel. Our anecdotal experience proves no solid line connecting the two. There is absolutely no need to worry about going through the hoops and hurdles of Wikipedia to earn your spot in the Knowledge Graph.
A Wikipedia page is only useful in the context of adding a short bio within your Knowledge Panel which can only be derived from a Wikipedia entry. Beyond that, nothing else about the panel changes. You can still have your website, your logo/image, your social media links and everything else that makes a panel a useful tool within one’s online reputation management’s arsenal.
Believe it or not, securing a stickied Wikipedia page is far, far more difficult than obtaining a GKP. A source like Daily Mail, a highly reputable reference in the eyes of Google, is seen as an “untrustworthy”, “tabloid-like” source of information in the eyes of Wikipedia. As I’ve explained above regarding the Forbes placement, unless you have a separate need for a Wikipedia page beyond its utility in the GKP context, it makes little sense to go through the effort of establishing it. However, if you’re dead-set on getting a Wikipedia page for your personal or corporate brand, you can check out our separate guide about successfully acquiring a Wikipedia page on WikipediaPublishing.
Schema.org Set-Up
Now that we’ve extensively covered the topic of notability, this brings us to the following component which is the nice and robo-friendly organization of your notability indicators. This is where your Schema comes in. Schema.org is a collaborative initiative started by major search engines, including Google, Yahoo, Bing, and Yandex, to create a shared vocabulary that webmasters can use to structure metadata on their websites. It's basically a form of microdata, a type of HTML specification used to nest metadata within existing content on web pages. When implemented correctly, a Schema markup can significantly improve your presence in the SERPs by helping search engines understand your content more efficiently as soon as it surfaces on the web.
In the context of a Google Knowledge Panel, using a Schema markup eliminates the degree of guess-work involved on Google’s end to determine which piece of content belongs to your entity and which doesn’t. This is what enables Google's algorithm to use this structured data to generate rich, informative search results – the kind that Knowledge Panels are known for. This part is especially crucial to those of you who are competing for the same name in the SERPs.
Here's how you'd go about setting up a Schema.org markup:
Step 1: Identify Your Schema Type
Choose the right type of Schema.org markup that suits your content. There are hundreds of Schema types available, from creative works (like books, movies, and music) to organizations, persons, places, and more.
Step 2: Generate Your Markup
Once you've identified your Schema type, use a tool like Google's Structured Data Markup Helper or JSON-LD Schema Generator to create your markup. These tools are user-friendly and guide you through the process step-by-step.
Step 3: Implement Your Markup
Once generated, this markup needs to be added to the HTML of your website. The placement of the markup will depend on the type of Schema you're using and the CMS of your site.
Step 4: Test Your Markup
After implementation, use Google's Rich Results Test to verify if your markup is correctly implemented and can be read by Google.
Remember, adding Schema.org markup to your site does not guarantee a Knowledge Panel, but it does indeed increase your chances by helping Google better understand and represent your content. It's just one piece of the puzzle in creating an informative, robust online presence that can contribute to your GKP creation.
Conclusion
In bringing this all together, let me say this: carving out your space on the web with a Google Knowledge Panel is a fine-tuned mixture of art, science, and a bit of ol’ fashioned luck. We've talked at length about the importance of building notability, making sure we're being talked about in all the right places and in the right way. We've also stressed the need to take stock of the value each media placement brings to the table, balancing their domain authority and cost to get the most bang for our buck.
We've also established that there's no magic number of references that'll open the GKP gates for us. Like a lot of things in life, it’s not just about quantity but quality and relevance that counts. And although having a Wikipedia page may seem like the golden ticket, it's not the be-all and end-all; you can absolutely secure a GKP without one.
As for structuring our online presence for Google’s scrapers, using a Schema.org markup is a crucial piece of the puzzle. It’s like leaving breadcrumbs for Google's algorithm, making sure it can effortlessly find and understand our content. The detailed steps we've covered should help guide you through this process, but remember, it’s not a guarantee for a panel - just a tool in your arsenal.
At the end of the day, there isn't a foolproof recipe for securing a GKP. The path to success can vary wildly, each one unique and filled with its own set of disadvantages. But with some patience, a touch of strategy, and a deep understanding of how Google's algorithm works, we can certainly increase our odds.
Hopefully, y’all found this sub’s first post to be useful and a good introduction into the world of GKP creation. Myself and my team member, Marcus will be sticking around for an AMA on this post in case people have questions regarding any of the factors we’ve covered in this guide. Don’t forget guys, we started this subreddit out of the desire to make the process of securing a GKP less daunting and more of a community endeavor. It's a place where we can share our triumphs and challenges, learn from each other, and navigate the GKP landscape together. So whether you’re a newbie trying to secure your own panel or an SEO professional with years of experience in the field, please do not hesitate to share your journeys along with any factors you’ve found to have an impact that we failed to cover in the guide.
Thanks for reading!

• Nikolas Lemmel Maximatic Media

I have a compulsion to use my fingers to rub//brush/curl every single eyelash on my eyes until it feels right. I do this for hours a day, I'm constantly doing it, people think it's my "thing"
However, I have very long lashes. Are they going to break or rub out? I just brush them up with my finger tips, or use a spoolie to brush them but I don't like that cuz I poke my eye. I will try and stop if it will damage them but y'know how ocd and stopping is. you don't stop lol

The street savant both blends into the streets but has a swagger that lets them have a commanding presence to those in their organisation , they work in more sociable ways but are fine with attacking stuff that threatens the land they call their organisation territory
Master of style At level 3,The street savant takes a 1 hour long ritual where at the end of it they have a specially modified suit of armour that upon a command word and a phrase (for the look) change into a type of attire they so please . It is not illusionary and will hold up to inspection. This does not work on full plate armour or armour that is otherwise already magically enchanted. The look can be changed only once every 3 hours
The speaker At lvl 3 When the savant rolls a a d20 and gets a 9 or below on a persuasion (charisma) or deception(charisma) check . It is treated as a 10, And it has to be verbal
Savant of the streets At level 3 . You gain proficiency in firearms and you gain proficiency in leather workers kit . The organisation will give you a leatherworkers kit that is magically enchanted
Master of disguise At level 6, you are able to perform a hour long ritual and give up to your profiency bonus amount of people a suit of modified armour that can change upon command , the change still follows the only once every 3 hours command . This does not work on full plate armour or armour that is otherwise already magically enchanted
Quick to fight At level 9 .You are skilled with your quick hands and even quicker with your tools . Upon initiative having been rolled you are able to make one free ranged attack before initiative starts fully . The attack has to be with a ranged weapon or thrown weapon . Your skill with your tools means you are able to pull out your ranged kit without using a object interaction .
Silver tongued fighter At level 13 ,As a bonus action you are able taunt your opponent which would a charisma verse wisdom check , if they fail it then they gain disadvantage on attacks against you until they beat a dc of (dc = 10 + proficiency + (charisma modifier) , they can try and clear their mind each turn . This can only be done on one target at a time .
Quick to draw At level 17 you are deadly with your ranged weaponry
You are able to make a secondary attack on your turn if the first attack was ranged and it can be on the same target or a different target . If fired at the same target you get a extra 1d10 damage added on .
This class is created for a more magically inclined setting , the armour isnt magic so gives no bonus to ac, it has its restrictions , like if your armour causes stealth disadvantage that stays even with its look changed. I need any kind of feed back on this please

I’m already over 140 hours and I just beat Vendrick. Am I just really terrible at this game or is it normal for the first play through to take this long?

Hi neckbeard stories!!
I've got one for you today.
This story is from around 3 years ago when I was the store manager at a gas station. It involves 3 people
OP (That's Me, 30ish Male) Sara: a young lady (also 30ish if I recall?) Working the cash register. Potterbeard: The Beard in question.
So this day started out much like any day working at a gas station (that is to say soul sucking and tedious).
Sara was running the register while I was in the office filling out paperwork.
I am vaguely aware that Sara is having a conversation with some guy, but it doesn't seem out of the ordinary so I don't pay much attention.
A few minutes later the store phone rings and I answer. "Thank you for calling Crappy's Corporate Gas Station, this is OP how many I help you today?"
On the other end is Potterbeard...
PB: Is this the (our location) of Crappy's Corporate Gas Station?
OP: Yes it is, how many I help you?
PB: Do you work with the FEMALE?
I shit you not that is exactly what he said. He even put the exact emphasis on the world female that you would expect a neckbeard to.
OP: We have several female employees at this location, can you be more specific?
PB: Oh, I was just in your store a few minutes ago. I'm talking about that redhead girl working the register.
OP: I understand, was there an issue?
PB: Oh, no issue. I just wanted to ask if you could give her my phone number.
This confuses me, if he was just here why didn't he give her his number then? Also I knew Sara was in a committed relationship with a guy named Cory (I asked him if he identified as a Feldman or a Haim. He said Feldman, which is the correct answer lol)
OP: May I ask what this is in regards to?
PB:...Friendship?
OP: Ok...sure, what's your number?
PB gives me his number and then adds "Tell her it's the guy who's Harry Potter scarf she complimented."
So I take the number out to Sara and she says she barely spoke to the guy and had no idea why he thought she would have wanted his number. She threw the number in the trash and as far as I know he never came back to the store.
Certainly not the worst story on here, but it was certainly odd in the moment. The fact that he referred to her as "The Female" is what's always stuck with me the most.

This is the first full letter I'm uploading. The first two were attached to a photo or card, so this is a real letter and longer. I had just graduated college a few weeks earlier and had just gone to visit the previous weekend, but our separation, which we both dreaded, was just a summer away. As it turned out, the next letter did not come until the end of the summer because we found a way to see each other every other weekend and ran up our parent's phone bills in between.
Still, there's nothing like a letter from someone who loves you:
May 27th 1980
“Dear XXX,

Seeing as how I just saw you yesterday, it seems really silly for me to be writing you, but I miss you already. Also, I feel like writing a letter so you’re the lucky recipient. No luck so far with jobs, and my Mother isn’t helping matters any. She seems to think she’s the leading expert in job hunting, and I get sick of hearing her yap. Normally my Mother’s yapping doesn’t bother me, but I’m tense about this this too, so it just rubs me the wrong way. Today I filed my loan application – and good news (sort of). The bank raised its limit from $1500 to $2000. So I took the $2000. Not that I’ll enjoy paying it back, but I need the $$$. While I was in XXXX (nearby city) today, I ran into a high school buddy of mine that I haven’t seen in a long time and we got to talking about school and shit. We used to do a lot of acting together in school plays, etc., except he went to school for it and has done well. He’s going to London next Sept. to study with the London Royal Shakespearean Company. He was on his way to the XXXX library to work on his book. I read a chapter and it was VERY good. Boy, I was surprised! My 5th year high school reunion should be interesting if everyone I graduated with is off on such adventures. I hope I have something to show for it! I also talked to Sxxxx today. They go the proofs of the wedding pictures back, so I’m going over sometime soon to see them. Jxxx and Sxx say hello. Duke XXXXX was over and asked me to say Hi to “my main man.” I think he means you. So much for my adventures for the day. My sisters are driving me crazy, as usual. Kxxxx is out of school so she’s home all the time. I better have a job by the time Cxxxx and my Father get out, not just for the $$, but so that I can keep some semblance of sanity. What day of the week is your birthday this year? (The thought just occurred to me, but I’m to lazy to leave my cozy afghan and find a calendar.) I can’t afford all we did last year, but we’ll plan something for sure. Also, my Mom brought back a brochure from the hotel she stayed in in Boston, and they have excellent weekend package deals. For $88 you get two nights (either Sat./Sun. or Fri./Sat.) plus your breakfast – for two. AND you can reserve it in any of the chain’s hotels anywhere in the US. I was looking specifically at Washington DC or Boston. I didn’t think you’d be interested in NYC, but if you are, please tell me. My Mom loved the one in Boston. Maybe we should think about it. For a cheap vacation, it might be the deal. I want to get away with you for a while, maybe when you have some time off. Think about it, ‘cause we’d need reservations way in advance; at least a month. I’ll take care of everything, just let me know. So here it is, 11:33 pm and I’m sitting around, curled up in an afghan (only I need an afghan in the summer) with your picture. What a cutie! How come I miss you after barely 24 hours? Actually, I missed you last night by the time you hit Route 52 – you know, just a couple miles down the road. I’d say I was silly, but loving you isn’t very silly, in fact it’s the smartest thing I’ve done since becoming toilet-trained. I just hope we find some time before summer’s over to get away from parents, sisters and brothers, dogs, baseball games (oops, sorry) and everything else. I feel like I never get a chance to just cuddle and talk with you. There are always so many diversions (nuisances, actually). Once September rolls around, there will be so little of that I don’t even want to think about it. I guess I’m just a hopeless romantic who listens to too much Barry Manilow, but girls always are no matter how practical they may seem. I hope I never stop appreciating you and start taking you for granted – but how could I/ Not that cute face. ANYWAYS – I’m going to sign off now. Hopefully this letter will get mailed – I’ve written you so many just for cathartic purposes. I’ll be talking to you soon. Love you lots & lots, XXXXX” 

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Again, I would like to encourage comments. Is anyone out there interested, or am I just scribbling on a virtual bathroom stall?
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A bit of an update to a post I made a few weeks back
So I was admitted to a program that was not my first choice. I was unsure about attending, but the deadline to deposit was two days after I had received my acceptance, and this program was the only one I have been admitted to, outside of a few predatory schools.
I was already second guessing my decision when depositing. I was offered a $5,000/year scholarship, but would need to back out of my lease, costing a similar amount of money and essentially negating the benefit of my scholarship for one year. At the same time, their employment numbers 10 months from graduation decreased 10 percent in the past year, now standing at around 63%. Their underemployment increased a similar amount and now stands at 25%.
My stats are 154 with a 3.9 GPA, but I’ve been scoring a few points above this in my practice tests after very little studying the past year, so I feel confident about raising my score for the August LSAT if I put in the prep work.
I want to go into public interest, so saving $ at a school with favorable employment outcomes is my highest priority. Location is not as much of a concern right now. My question is, am I crazy for wanting to R&R after seeing those employment stats? Anything under 70% seems like a bit of a gamble in terms of my employment prospects, but I’m not sure if this notion is misguided. At the same time, I am beginning to think I’d rather take a gap this year and continue my current job as a legal assistant before jumping back into school, so if I am truly misguided about my red flags for this school, I may want to pursue a deferral.

Good day to everyone. Looking for friends to play with(don’t have friends)😢, my PSN Angrylatinomix.

I just want to tell you that I have been thinking of saving the best No Nut speech for No Nut November, so as for a speech idea for June, I have no idea yet. If I were to give one, it would be "To take part in this challenge means to take part in this march towards freedom". So, here is your short No Nut speech for the day. And I say this because once you reduce your porn addiction urges or quit your porn addiction, you feel more free to do whatever you feel the need to do to improve the quality of your life. So anyways, I could make short speeches or save the big speech for July or November

First date I had with this girl was 2 weeks ago and it went really well and we really clicked. We’re meeting up again tonight, going to get some food then head to this live music bar then might hit up another place before taking a walk. I was really excited for this but last night I only got like 3 hours of sleep max and now I’m really tired. What should I do? I really, really don’t want to postpone.