Duh. Been talking with a buddy about buying the Subie so Wifey can get her Infiniti. Quoted him KBB price and am going to give him a massive stack of extra stuff (wheels, remote start, filters, etc) only to realize that I quoted trade-in, not third party. Shitty to tell him that I screwed up and adjust the price up to third party list. It's $1k and he's still getting more that much in extra stuff, but still hate to do that. I just can't cost my self that kind of coin for a stupid mistake.
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85* at the start, rode to the top of Evergreen Mtn., downpour and fvcking HAIL storm and I could see my breath on the descent. I've now had my first and second Fall rides this month.
I guess I should invest in a better lightweight packable wind/rain shell then.
Recommendations?
And this is why she quit.Well... they are doing it wrong.
My sugoi neoshell has kept me dry in monsoons. Truly amazing performance. Dentist money though.
I like honest people. Just tell him what you just wrote to us in a nice way. He can still walk away or you can meet in the middle. Not having to go sell it to somebody else has value too.
Today's road ride was a bit rough, 95 degrees, 30 MPH sustained winds and 8% humidity... tomorrow will be in the low 80s but the wind is expected to remain constant. I didn't see single other road biker today.
Fridays could be worse... It is massively hot here. Rode the local xc loop, whichiI never do. Just followed the signs for the weekly race; whoever marked it this week did a good job.
Trails beyond dusty. They're at the point here where the dust is silky smooth.
It needs to rain a little, just not tomorrow because DH. Yay.
Lawn chair, beer and relax time.
Trails beyond dusty. They're at the point here where the dust is silky smooth.
It needs to rain a little, just not tomorrow because DH. Yay.
Lawn chair, beer and relax time.
So, we just bought the local ATM franchise. We will have 9-10 locations, each generating around $300-$500 monthly. All I have to do is reload the machines with cash every two weeks or so (a bit more frequently in the height of summer). Pretty psyched, it's a great cash generator for very part time work. will pay itself off in a few years. Anyone have experience with these types of franchises?
My buddies dad owned all the coin operation air compressors in our region. He bought a badass change counter. He made a lot of money just driving around picking up change...
I have no experience with ownership but am constantly amazed how much people are willing to pay to access their own cash while on vacation, should be quite steady during tourist season. Best of luck in your new business.
Oh they will be fine then, they are coming across on the 20.
How's theLawn chair, beer and relax time.
Based on the number of rides, multiplied by the average of post ride cold beverages consumed and divided by lawn chair deployment, I would say the Matrix is working out one billionty percent, regardless of name, but I ain't one to talk so you didn't hear it from me...
I like cash, it feels like money to me.I amazed that people still use cash.
Besides having no balls at all, been great. I've put about 4500 miles on it and no issues so far. Been spending literally half on gas.
Though, I did accidentally wave to a Legacy GT with a front mount intercooler the other day.
That was one of my concerns. But the data was a pretty obvious uphill towards higher cash use. Most of the units are in high end hotels,(Four Seasons and the like) I would imagine tipping is a big factor in cash requests.I amazed that people still use cash.
The whole financial 'services' racket consists of charging us for use of our money.
I do a lot. Wish they'd get rid of all coins but, say, quarters, though.I amazed that people still use cash.
We got rid of the penny up here. No difference noticed on my end.
I'd be okay with only keeping quarters, dollars and two dollar coins. The rest just go into a bucket or get lost in my car.
I hardly use cash. Majority of venders up here are converting over to "tap" payment systems. Its super easy and faster than inserting your chip card and then keying a pin code. BUT, it also scares me because there is no sort of authorization method being used...
