| Upvotes | Title | Category | Author | Subreddit | Date (UTC) |
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| 5 | Basic question re: fetching tasks | askmrpbasic | /r/askMRP | 04/01/17 04:33 PM |
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| 1 | Basic question re: fetching tasksThe most useful lesson seems to be that I should be occupied / busy enough with my own shit that I completely minimize this type of situation before it even happens - the examples in /r/GargantuaBlarg29 's post jumped out at me - at the point where I'm frequently in a position where I have nothing more important happening than to perform the task, I've already failed. | /r/askMRP | 05/01/17 05:22 AM |
| 2 | Basic question re: fetching tasksI started reading these materials a few weeks ago after years of betadom. You can probably guess how she reacts to these types of actions (not that I'm stopping). | /r/askMRP | 05/01/17 05:20 AM |
| 1 | Basic question re: fetching tasksIn the example I am reaching the bottom of the stairs where the refrigerator is located. I agree that there is a substantial difference between 2 steps and a flight of stairs, there's no way I would climb back up to deliver something. The context is what you outlined in the second paragraph, where I'm right there. | /r/askMRP | 05/01/17 05:18 AM |
| 2 | Basic question re: fetching tasksThanks to all for the replies. Very interesting how polarizing the question seems. #1 upvoted response right now is "do it if it's reasonable." #2 upvoted a couple points behind is "Say no, and for no good reason." We can debate optimal play but my takeaway is that in the grand scheme it's a pretty small question and won't make or break you (within the strong confines of the question's context at least). | /r/askMRP | 05/01/17 05:15 AM |
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