u/TheCarpetsRed

No it's not normal. You either have to dry the filament or run the filament calibration.

My friend died from bone cancer at 27. She had back pain for a year and was tired all the time. The doc didn't diagnosed it was cancer until it was too late. They chopped off limbs and removed bones but it did not stop it. It spread via lymph through all her body and eventually the brain. She went fast and just like you, she was a decent human being. Really fuck cancer. I wish you best of luck and can find some peace. Take as much pain killer and recreational drugs that they give you to ease the pain.

If you're using the car and most of the miles is for the kids. Then there is no question that they should cover the cost.

Also it depends on what the car is. Some cars are way too conservative with the gas gauge. On one of my vehicle, the tank is 16 gallons but the light comes on when it has 4 gallons left. I can do 40 miles with one gallon so I really have another 150+ miles.

Most likely they read the meter wrong Happened to me a few years ago. I had triple usage in December. I filed a request online with wrong reading. They didn't send someone out for half a year so I eventually took a photo and sent it to them. Then I got another bill for like the past six months.

What type of roads do you like and do you do tricks?

Same here. Just got one. I checked my end and 2fa is enabled. I had to verify twice before I was able to login. Email and SMS so no way they were able to get access to both even if they get the password.

Buying an EV just to save gas when you have a working solid car might not be the best idea. CA registration is expensive and it's probably going to cost you over 750 for renewal. Plus charging is not cheap like the rest of the country unless you have solar or access to super off peak charging at home or work. If you use supercharging which many of my friends do, it cost almost the same as your Subaru. Plus if you only have one car then road trips are not great. Me and my friends who have young kids do road trips to Vegas, palm spring, norcal all the time. We all have an ev, lucid, tesla, Ford, Mercedes but none of us take our ev when we go further out the city.

Run the numbers and see if it makes sense. As only you know what charger rates you got access to.

Just wait till the kids grow up. When you remove the car seat, you will see it imprint into the leather. I used to care a lot and now I have accepted that's just the collateral from having kids.

Do you still ride your stock xr? I still try and ride it sometimes but I felt like I lost my skills in it since I've been using x7 most of the time

Don't own one but sat in my friends one. I think it was a 2018 or earlier. Engine was so loud and cabin noise makes my transit feel luxurious. Even she service it every year, it breaks down on the road about once or twice a year. Not saying Ford has no issues because we got clunky transmission, leaky coolant and freon hose. Plus rattling door and turbo.

With all the idiotic driving some people do around semi's I'm surprised we don't see more accidents.

Usually april

That's so silly. Mine is within 30days but no stock nearby unless I drive like 30 mins.

Hmm, can you not just ask for the price match? Or do you have to return it?

I had the fx gloves and it busted my hand good. I have a theory that if the wrist protector wasn't there. I wouldn't have dislocated and tear my tendons because it slammed into the plastic part that went deep into my finger.

I still get all my joints protected though. Feel like riding naked without it

You don't need an ac but saying that we rented a unit back around 2019. Few blocks away from the beach and there was a heat wave. It was something like 110F inside the house and there was not much ventilation even with all window opened and the fan.

I like German cars because of the handling, weight distribution. Sure even the slowest Tesla will beat a bmw x3 in straight but it's just different feeling. I only test drove the older model y for a week and wife did not like the suspension especially with potholes, dirt roads and the cobblestone streets. She's a Lexus girl and likes the feeling of driving a boat. Still going to get her a Tesla next time for the fsd.

As a HF, rematch. My kids only barged into my AP room maybe twice for the entire year. I specifically told them it's private space and under no circumstances should they enter. I also installed a deadbolt lock so we can't enter from outside.

It's your private space unless that is what you want.

Viofo

I wonder if it's actually cheaper or cost the same to just run a generator lol.

It's like used cars, they longer retain their value and it depreciate a lot. Really not worth to sell it considering how much money you put in.

Have health insurance, don't use the helicopter or the ambulance. I drove to er with one hand and soaked in my blood. My other friend got a helicopter ride and it was something like 8k. The other one pedal with his good feet and twisted his other feet back by 180 degree.

I usually just bake some brownie and give them a scoop of icecream. Also BJ is fairly affordable on a week day lunch and kids menu + pizookie is not too expensive.

Just went there today. It's good quality fish. Best one I had in the US was in Epcot. Tbh, I have fish and chips all the time in UK so it was nothing special and usually it's soggy and not crispy like the ones in US.

Rv rental can be profitable depending where you are located. But it isn't a passive income and requires a lot of work. Are you guys handy and can do your own conversion? If it was me, I probably just list it on turo as passenger van. As doing conversion can be expensive if you're not experienced.

Or just sell them, pay off your car loans/mortgage. If you don't have any of those. Sell it off and invest in etf / index funds. This is more of a passive income rather doing campervan rentals. My neighbor did it for a few years with a class b and it brings him 40k a year. However it wasn't easy and there's just too much work so he sold it.