I'm currently on XBOX, the Vaal league shows as the current league and I'm trying to make a new character while still having enough slots. My copy is a paid for Game Preview version. I can update later with screenshots if needed.

Started a new job back in July. Currently, the only shifts available to me start at 6:30AM. I'm 39 and for the past 25 years I've worked afternoons or nights. So I'm very used to not going to bed earlier than 2AM and now my days consist of:

Wake up at 4AM to make it to work by 6:30AM(morning constitutional and shower and breakfast)

Work til 2:14-3:30 depending.

Come home and nap til 7-7:30.

Wake up and cook dinner and wait for The Wife to get home.

Eat dinner and spend time with The Wife and engage in hobbies.

Go to sleep at midnight.

Repeat til day off.

Almost feels like I'm a Dreadnought.from WH40K. Being woken up to serve and then consigned to waiting slumber.

Or, you know. Whatever IP you like better. Point is I'm tired, and I'm going to go nap.

So for the past ~two weeks I've dealt with the clamp that goes around my negative post had been slipping off of the post. Today before work(seems to be only when you have somewhere to be) I went to crank my car, to hear a single click but no start.

Now, the lights come on, AC goes full blast, and the headlights and radio work. I jumped the battery from my wife's car with no luck.

Based on this, could you give me some ideas/options/advice on how or what to fix/check? I have minimal tools and virtually no mechanical knowledge.

Any and all help is appreciated. Even if it's just a "damn. That sucks."

Video update. Yes I knowy car is dirty.

Didn't know this community existed but in case someone else needs it later: https://lemmy.world/c/mechanicadvice

With Anime Owl going the way of the dodo, and having lived through the fall of Aniwave and Anix, is there a possibility for our little corner of Lemmy to have its own community for talk and sharing "totally legit" streaming sites? I know .ml has one but I'd prefer to stay in our yard so to speak.

What living in America feels like these days.