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I just bought a house that is 50 years old. Yes it has some deferred maintenance, but nothing that I couldn't handle. One feature I really like though, the wood frame is cedar! Not a spot of rot anywhere.
Funny thing, the original Hot Point wall oven is still working just fine. (The elements look to have been replaced though) Other appliances have been replaced over the years
Adding ACV to food works too. Eating something before, I haven't tried, but I would think not.
It is rather infuriating that they will take your money in a heartbeat, but require 10 business days to return it.
It's entry level because they are offering entry level salary.
Im curious why someone would vote this down. What about it such that it deserves to be removed?
What are you saying "No" to? That ACV is something you wont drink? Or something else? There was not question that asked for a yes/no response.
.... or else they may sell it to someone else.
Have you already paid for the car?
Did you only place an order with a small deposit?
It is my understanding that neuropathy will affect both feet and/or both hands at the same time, and start in the ends of the fingers or toes. (it will not start in the ankle and move towards the toes). Neuropathy should also not affect weight bearing either, so probably something else going on. If you ankles are swelling it could be something going on with your kidneys. Im no doctor, so it would be best to consult with yours.
They have had your car for three years waiting on a part that is part of a recall? Hopefully they gave you a loaner car the whole time?
Yay!, so now you know you may want to bring something to eat with you onto the flight as opposed to being surprised with a tiny bag of pretzels for a 6 hours flight.
Don’t like a product someone is selling? Don’t buy it. Problem solved.
What about the diabetics on the team, “if you work hard and make your quota we’ll spike your blood glucose.”
And the folks who bought recently and are “forced” to sell will sell at a big loss, because any buyer is gonna want the priced reduced by the special assessment at a minimum
Very subjective. Back in 1998 an IT student right out of college wanted $125,000. That was unrealistic at that time, so yeah, I get it when they say unreasonable.
Find a good parking spot, in front of a hotel?
Who’s the contractor? The Guardian of Forever?
You’re getting quotes from folks who have plenty of work and your project may be too small. But… they will do it if you pay them handsomely.
Follow Up: I spoke with their billing department, and they agreed to remove the charge after a short discussion that reviewing the CGM data should be part of the lab results review that I am already paying for with the office visit fee. I will not see that fee again. They "blamed" the medical coder saying she was new. Call me surprised :)
I had a tv delivered a fews years back, had forklift holes in the box (where forklift holes should not have been), so before I signed for it, I opened the box and saw that the fork lift holes continued through the tv. I declined delivery and told the driver to take it back as the delivery was obviously damaged, Driver agreed.
That set off a whole new level of customer non support. Took over 6 weeks for the company to finish their investigation before they would send out another tv. Not sure why, the delivery company verified the very next day that it was indeed damaged in transit. But the seller wanted the tv back first, etc etc.
Many gyms have you pay for a year up front, cash or with a bank loan, so they get their money right away. Careful, they may block you from using the gym AND keep your money.
You can make them, dryer lint is good. If you are gonna buy them, REI has them, Walmart, and check local outdoor recreation shops.
You can also use Doritos. They light up nicely. (Makes you wonder what you’re eating😝)
Where do you buy fire starters?
camping