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I’m a mid-career mechanic in the USA. I found my last job on Indeed.

There were TONS of mechanic jobs available in my area (Seattle). I was able to be really picky.

I’ve been using 1Password for about a year now and like it a lot

Good on you for recognizing that.

It’s better to wait until you can afford one.

Your bike should bring joy to your life, not financial instability.

Same. I love motorcycles.

Riding one? Fantastic.

Looking at one? Captivating.

Wrenching on one? Stimulating.

NATURE VALLEY IS A GOD TIER GRANOLA BAR!!!

Depends on the jurisdiction. I got a decent severence and was still eligible for unemployment in WA state USA.

Love this song!

No sex tho

Agreed! I get uniforms from work. It’s great.

I don’t have to buy work clothes. I don’t have to launder them (work does). I don’t have to think about what I’m going to wear.

To be fair, it’s really hard to get your hands on a human mummy to eat nowadays.

Same here 💪💪💪

Really nice of you to offer this to the community!

Wearing those fancy shoes, too!

I think about this a lot

More porn for the rest of us!

Would I be able to post my nudes there?

Sorry about your cars, y’all
-an American

We’re fortunate our utility (Puget Sound Energy) will give us rebates for DIY improvements as well.

We installed a heat pump and got money back from the state and the feds.

It definitely makes sense to evaluate electricity costs. It’s unfortunately expensive to get a heat pump in some places.

Where we live, the Seattle metro area, it was a huge cost savings to get our heat pump.

Crunch the numbers and make sure it makes financial sense.

We love our heat pump!

We did a DIY install a few years ago. Cost about $4500 in total for a Bosch 18k BTU unit and everything needed to install it.

We got $900 back from the state (WA USA) and $2000 back from the feds. That brought our total out of pocket down to $1600.

We had electric resistive heat and no AC previously. Our heating bill went down by $50/month in the winter. It added maybe $10/month in the summer for air conditioning.

For our area, with mild winters and low electricity costs, it’s fucking amazing.