In the mid-2000's I had to use a late-90's F250 diesel to haul construction materials around town. Had about 200k on the odometer. The springs in the seat were so worn out that I couldn’t see over the dash when seated. I also sank so far back that I could feel the seat frame.

I never bought a car unless the seats were good for very long drives. Up until a few years ago my commutes were 30-60 minutes each way. I’m the driver probably 95% of the time I’m going anywhere, too, and since the prolific multi-directional drivers seat it’s relatively easy to get comfy in most vehicles for the long…

Not just the seats... Everything in the interior breaks down right around there

It’s mostly fair. The title of the article is “Why You Should Stop Hiring Full Service Movers” as opposed to “Here’s How to Save Money While Moving”.

God bless the Nemo Nap. For years we had our kids convinced that putting Finding Nemo, Totoro, or WallE, etc on the TV and laying under a blanket counted as a nap. 90ish minutes of rest right there.

Yeah, unless you’ve managed to get in a proper ring with safety gear, and you cannot avoid the fight, consider it life or death. Your assailant (you’re not the assailant, right?!) has abandoned reason and you cant trust them anymore.

I’ve never considered the number shown to be an actual burn. The manuals for fitness watches tell you that it’s an approximation.

Even facetiously, “there’s nothing worse than a tangled cable” is absurd when you’re comparing it to the dying device that depends on the tangled cable “in your pocket”. I don’t know a lot of people carrying a charging cable about in their pockets without the requisite charger, which, along with the phone, wallet, and…

I dunno, there people who were, like me, gifted subscription cards by my wife and/or brother and have our subscriptions out to 2023/24 just because that’s a pretty safe gift idea. If I actually GAF about the new tiers for PS+, I’d be screwed, and wouldn’t appreciate the troll. 

I didn’t stock up to take advantage. I…

If your carry on has wheels put it in the overhead bins VERTICALLY, wheels back. They say it a dozen times and EVERY SINGLE FLIGHT I’ve boarded has dozens of dipshits just throwing their crap up in the bins and attendants shuffling everyone’s luggage around so that there’s room.

Is this difficult? Or are people just…

I have had companies ask to run my credit to validate my income. I just told them to go to hell

Well, in that area the Badlands are a phenomenal way to spend a day or three. Devils Tower is a great spot for a few hours with some nice hikes in the are

I used to have Anthem and their discounted watches were a pretty decent deal most of the time. Towards the end of a product run I saw the Garmin Fenix 5's go for about half off, long before the major retails cut prices as much.  Got my 6 for ~$250 off when they were relatively new, IIRC.

Odd problem to have if you’re using 70/30 (too firm). You can probably lose the egg as you don’t need as much binder if it’s squished down. Or you’re plain just overcooking them. If your burgers really shrink down (and they will fair bit) then you probably cooked them too slow as the fat rends out of the burger. Fast…

100% waste of time. You can find everything there at any other mall (including burned out anchor stores and 500 Sunglass Huts).

Been to Rushmore a few times. It’s... a waste of time. Same with Crazy Horse. That is of the weather even permits you to see them, otherwise it’s just a nature walk that your on the road for a day to see.

If burnt fat-bomb burgers are your thing, then most of the above applies. And, as a bonus, when you char the crap out of a fatty burger and slather it in vegetable shortening, you can settle for some crappy quality meat. You’ll never notice the difference. I know many people who love this kind of burger, exclusivity.

I’ve seen goose fights. They’re surprisingly agile. You’d likely get nipped on the leg and a huge welt if not wearing jeans, or they’ll hang onto your clothes and keep trying while you stumble. A 12lb goose’s bill is like large pair of pliers chomping away.

I once watched my BiL and his wife go through a maddening process in order to pick a vehicle. The spreadsheets were massive with dozens of categories (front/rear seat comfort and steering wheel appearance, etc). All weighted to within a few decimal places. Each weight a heavily discussed compromise between the two,…

We’ve got a Dyson Animal Ball or whatever. That canister fills up in almost every room because of the animals... We’d be spending $100s/yr on bags if we had to buy bags for a vacuum.