My dad always said about big dudes: “you gonna pick them up or knock them down?”
Even tho I’m 6’4 (with twin 6’7 older brothers), I’ve never once let big get in the way of a good time. :crackup:
big has always been relative, but crazy, now that’s a bit different. And we are both..
mayhaps...
We use Danco for most of our Aluminum ano. They can handle most anything. But some of the smaller mom and pop platers have 24X24" oe 36X36" tanks for mostly widgets.
I have no issue with paying a bit more.
In fact I expected to pay a bit for the 10K inspection, but they didn't charge me for that or the 5th tire. They just accepted the Works voucher as paid in full. I watched most of the service, and they did in fact check brakes, hoses and belts, etc over...
EVs have two large hurdles before they are mainstream. Charging networks, and the power to feed said network. The competition for electricity is growing fast. I hear about it daily regarding XAI in Memphis.
Car companies just don’t have the pockets to compete for power with the growing chip and...
I tried explaining that to the advisor, mentioning that If I don't do consistent 5 tire rotations, my expensive full size spare is no better than a donut spare. He just laughed it off. That's why I went to the manager. Advisor was pulled from my job I found out as I left.
Went to the dealer to get my oil changed and 10K mile checkup yesterday, as I had a "Works" certificate leftover.
When I was talking to the advisor, I asked for a 5 tire rotation. He told me they don't do them. "A spare is just that. A spare."
I said you guys did it at my last tire change, and...
Rugged individualism starts with assuming the risk and costs for your own personal decisions and preferences.
I’m good with that. I would happily pay for my accountability if others did the same.
I don't consider myself environmentally conscious. It's simply the way I was raised.
Having been raised in and around various reservations as well as large cities, I see things a bit differently.
It's more of a culture thing than an environmental decision. We HAD to be aware of our lands, as...
Considering we grow most of our own food, compost, buy little meat from stores, generate little waste, and otherwise live relatively self sufficiently on our land, your words are wasted on me.
Hit up the folks that get their food from truck and rail delivered to stores. They are wasting way more...
My choices are mine. Whether some Climate Chad on the interwebs tells me they are wrong or not.
Looks like you made the same bad choice as I did in getting a low mileage Bronco.