talldatethrow

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by talldatethrow 2y ago
Yes, 'qualified bidders'. And what are the qualifications to bid to do the cabinets on a 6 million dollar public works/commercial building, which means the building might have $300,000+ of cabinets at most? Basically zero qua
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
Yes I have, and my family has for their entire life, and I created an entire saas for the construction industry that has enough paying customers to support myself easily.
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
The entire construction industry is basically based around hiring the lowest bidder, especially in public works, and other than giant projects where somehow corruption allows them to collect more than their bid, these jobs basically get per
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
It's obvious what's going on. The entire thing has been outsourced to a certain country and this is basically standard for work out of that country.
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
As a fun reminder of how different people are, the months to me are basically only their numeric value, and if someone starts taking about October I think to myself "October? Oh ya, the 10th month, got it."
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
If a European travels to grocery store in Nevada, assuming they'd be protected by EU laws is a bit goofy. If they travel to my US server digitally and want my data back, I shouldn't have to know EU laws. They came to me. I guess y
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
Makes sense. In a similar vein, once fast food places started stating calories per item... It actually helped me maximize calories per dollar and eat more calories, which seems opposite of the original goal of helping people limit their cal
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
I've been blaming MBAs for ruining large companies for about 15 years. More and more of them were minted, and true to their word, they really have gotten good at extracting every last dollar out of whatever a company sells. Now that sm
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
If she's not on social media, what is she even doing online these days? Watching YouTube? Reading blogs about favorite subjects? YouTube is basically as bad as any social media IMO since it has an endless stream of stimulus that's
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
Very true. My childhood friend and I were major computer nerds from 1991 to 2002. Then I left for college and he didn't somehow. We had such matched similar personalities for those 10 years. By 2008 when I saw him he had totally fallen
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
From my experience taking it hundreds of times over 10+ years, from at least 10 different sources.. since almost every source had a distinctive side effect from the others, while entire packets of some sources had zero side effects for me..
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
Were you taking authentic or internet genetics from China/India? Ive gone through a decent amount of generics over the years, from several sources, and even though the label is the same, they almost all act differently on me. Some give
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
Tech hardware companies are the only people where I'm not annoyed at their prices. Want a fence built for you? $3000 for 2 days work with 96 pieces of wood. Want a basic android phone with 4 gb of memory, 128 gb of storage, a camera, s
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
Making things illegal and not accepted works decently well. There wasn't a drug vending machine at my school, even though a few rogue students were probably buying and selling drugs at my highschool. Thus I was less likely to do drugs.
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
Not everyone is as accepting of fraud as you. That is still not the same thing as a deadbeat dad, which is someone that knowingly created a child and then abandoned it.
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
You can buy 14' fly J sailboats with trailer for $500 once in a while, or all the time for $1000. Obviously it's not some keeled ocean going vessel you keep at the marina. But let's use your version.. a tiny boy scout dingy y
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
A sailboat costs $500+ on Craigslist or Facebook marketplace. We had one when my mom was cleaning a convalescent home as her job, and commuting 35 miles one way to do it. My dad worked 55+ hours a week, and commuted 60 miles one way to do i
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
Things being free in public helps low income people live nice fulfilled lives still. Now it costs $40 to launch a sailboat at my local reservoir. Even state camping spots are $40+ it seems in areas I know aren't full all the time. It c
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
I like how the people that downvote don't even reply. Apparently no matter what a woman does, what she lies about, what kind of fraud she commits, you must line up and be an accepting father due to her criminal acts.
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
I've been a serial date since 2001. Moved to Android after an iPhone 3S mishap. So at least a decade on android. I have heard at least 10 women JOKE about my android. I'd say atleast 2 gfs in those years eventually made some snide
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
Almost every millionaire and billionaire you've ever heard about is a parent. Don't take so much joy out of the fact that youre currently the only member of your thousands of years old generic lineage that hasn't procreated.
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
What do you think made a wealthy person be a 'deadbeat dad' and not want to acknowledge the child? Wondering you can imagine a scenario you'd be ok with. I for one know of a guy that was told by his gf she was on birth contro
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
In a way, sure. In reality it's just joining of two jobs that shouldn't be joined. I was great at sales, and became a sales manager thus sales for the whole team went up considerably. I had guys twice my age coming to me thanking
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
The problem is that "move fast and break things" kind of people are terrible at that kind of work. I was in car sales and was top 0.1% nationwide at it. Eventually I moved into management. And while sales for the dealership as a w
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
Kensington Police (near Berkeley) knew me, my car, and my two motorcycles just on a semi friendly basis. I didn't live there. I was just dating a girl who lived there her whole life. Small town life exists even in major metro areas if
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
Taxes you pay pay for this, or your employer pays it instead of paying you. Now you can argue that health care costs less on a per basis, or even per productive taxpayer basis, but that's a different matter. Maybe the US could recreate
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
I have a feeling your employer is paying the difference, so basically you're paying one way or another.
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
Yes that video from Dave's shop has been making the rounds. Its definitely a problem but honestly if the seal was removed and the exterior, interior, and depth were measured it can be purchased by spec instead of by a parts match for t
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
Every vehicle is fixable. When you replace your modern vehicle, someone buys it and fixes it and sells it for a profit. I've had friends trade in $30k vehicles with problems for $15k and then be surprised when it's on the dealer w
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by talldatethrow 2y ago
Subaru CVTs tend to burn up a solenoid in the valve body. They are available for $30-40 on eBay and take about 3 hours to do for the first time. Dealers charge $3000 for the job. They install all new valve bodies for about $1200, and for so

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