I met that guy by the way, he ain't playin'..;-)
They cost about 7 cents. I'll check Saturday night.Quote: DRichHe got a deal. They charge 25 cents at the McDonald's by my house.
$0.10 charge for $0.07 cost is above the norm for this (cough) enterprise. Overall that is, coke or soda excepted. Somebody got to make some money round here! That's what makes the world go round, or at least they taught me that last century....(hint, bring your own water, or soda, now we're talkin' AP.. ;-)Quote: mipletThey cost about 7 cents. I'll check Saturday night.
Quote: TwoFeathersATL$0.10 charge for $0.07 cost is above the norm for this (cough) enterprise. Overall that is, coke or soda excepted. Somebody got to make some money round here! That's what makes the world go round, or at least they taught me that last century....(hint, bring your own water, or soda, now we're talkin' AP.. ;-)
I have heard that the Fry's are the most profitable item. I always assumed it was the soft drinks.
Dey got some pretty good fries, hard to bring along a good substitute with you. Of course they were better when they were cooking them in lard! Now, I'm pissed. I want my fries cooked in lard, who want's to stop me? ..;-) But water or 'soft drinks', I meant to say soft drinks earlier instead of 'coke' or 'soda', dat be easy. Take the easy plays first, then look around....Quote: DRichI have heard that the Fry's are the most profitable item. I always assumed it was the soft drinks.
I haven't paid for bbq sauce since the 80s YOLO
Quote: djatcYou guys are all horrible APs. Ask for extra sauce when you get your food, or if going through drive thru getbit from the window that gives you the food. The order taker person don't give no ducks about charging you then, they just want you gone.
I haven't paid for bbq sauce since the 80s YOLO
You probably still buy ketchup.....and then put that shlt on a hotdog. #unamerican
Quote: RSYou probably still buy ketchup.....and then put that shlt on a hotdog. #unamerican
Ketchup on a hot dog is obscene - but I forgive a person if they also use plenty of mustard. Ketchup only is what very young children do - no one else should be allowed. I have spoken.
Quote: odiousgambitKetchup on a hot dog is obscene - but I forgive a person if they also use plenty of mustard. Ketchup only is what very young children do - no one else should be allowed. I have spoken.
Quote: mcallister3200mustard is possibly the most revolting of all condiments, close with relish
I'd say mustard is almost always bad, except on hot dogs for some reason.
But what you say about relish -- those some fightin' words.
Quote: AxelWolfI'm not a big hot dog fan, when I do eat them I just put a bit`of everything on it including mayo, lettuce, onions and tomatoes.
That's some sort of mutant food. Like you couldn't find the burger so you used a hotdog.
I'm masking the taste of the hot dog. Chilly dog with cheese onions hold the dog.Quote: rxwineThat's some sort of mutant food. Like you couldn't find the burger so you used a hotdog.
One guy says "Meatball parmesan. Extra heavy on the mayo".
Guy on the other end says "let me guess......".
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F this I quit.
Walked over to play VP. Lost $150 before I had 600 coin in on quarter JoB/DDB. Wtf this blows.
Figured I would use my $70 free play on nickle multi strike. Plan was to cycle it through once and walk with some cash in my pocket. Hit 4 4s on the 4x line for 3200. Cashed put with my free play at 150 after playing for a long while.
Went back to craps, I was second to shoot. I had my longest roll ever at nearly 60 throws. I hit 4 point fire and had the 4th lit when I sevened out. After 2 hours I walked away with $400. Went back to the same crappy VP game thay killed me earlier. $200 gone in 26 minutes. Went back to my multi strike game with $100 and turned it into $200 after 3 hours of play. I walked out with $302.50 for a $2.50 profit.
Quote: GWAEI walked out with $302.50 for a $2.50 profit.
Hah. Some days you could've just stayed in bed.
A winner is a winner.
Fun is fun.
Burn the place down tomorrow!
Quote: GWAEIt is always fun to play.
I wish I was young again. As you get older and have put in 5000 or more hours you will most likely change your mind. Gambling is a grind if you really are trying to win.
Quote: DRichI wish I was young again. As you get older and have put in 5000 or more hours you will most likely change your mind. Gambling is a grind if you really are trying to win.
I was playing negative ev games so if it was not fun I would stop. I hope it continues to be fun as I get older. There was a lady tonight probably in her 70s sitting next to me. She was cussing at the VP machine the entire time. I wanted to ask her why she would come if she wasnt having fun.even when she won a hand she yelled at the machine because her fh should have been 4oak.
Perhaps its like rough sex. There's a whole lot of yelling, cussing and whatnot, but everyone is having fun.Quote: GWAEI was playing negative ev games so if it was not fun I would stop. I hope it continues to be fun as I get older. There was a lady tonight probably in her 70s sitting next to me. She was cussing at the VP machine the entire time. I wanted to ask her why she would come if she wasnt having fun.even when she won a hand she yelled at the machine because her fh should have been 4oak.
Quote: GWAEWife Made a pot roast today. I got home from work and grabbed a potato out of the cockpot and stuck it in my mouth. The damn thing burnt the hell out of the roof of my mouth. Now it feels like I have peanut butter up there. It is soon freaking annoying.
I will have to teach you techniques for not burning yourself. The one I am thinking about now involves preventative measures LOL.
Are Nathan Scott and Lucas Scott brothers? Step brothers?
Lucas Scott's house is some sort of restaurant or something?
#Show'sConfusing
We are looking at buying a Ford Flex limited. We can buy a 2014 with 100k bumper to bumper warranty with 19k miles for $25k or we can buy the same vehicle with 30k miles for $29k. 4 grand plus less miles, been beating myself up all week trying to make the decision.
Quote: GWAEHas anyone known someone to buy a lemon law reaquired car?
I bought one myself almost a decade ago, with very good results. I may have found a better-than-typical opportunity. I did receive a very useful set of history data before making the purchase.
The vehicle is a 2005 Ford Explorer, Eddie Bauer Edition with a V-8 engine. It went to a California dealer in late October 2004 with a sticker price of $37,755. I am not certain of the original date of sale (may have that somewhere), but in June 2005 the vehicle had only 467 miles on it, and the owner was complaining that the car was leaking oil.
It was serviced at the dealer then, again later that month with 714 miles, and again in December with 7622 miles. The dealer made several repairs but apparently could not verify that there was a leak, and the owner then apparently refused to accept the car back. In March 2006, it still had the same mileage on it, and I can only assume that it had been sitting at the dealer's shop for three months.
At that point, the dealer performed a dye test (whatever that entails), found a leak between the engine and transmission, removed the transmission, and found fluid leaking through a porous section of the engine block. They replaced the engine. Turns out that perhaps the complaining customer knew what he was talking about!
By May 2006, the car had 8385 miles and was back in the shop with a complaint of leaking power steering fluid (replaced a failed gasket) and leaking coolant (replaced hose clamps). The customer refused to accept the car again, apparently because of the extensive history, though everything may really have been taken care of by that point. Ford repurchased the vehicle, in June 2006 I think, though I do not know the details of that transaction.
By August 2006, the Vehicle was in Georgia, with an advertised price of $19,800. I purchased it at that price after the dealer added a trailer hitch and trailer brake controller. (At the time, I was on the verge of purchasing a travel trailer but never did.) I believed that Ford had repaired all of the significant issues but had just ticked off the original buyer in the process.
The car now has more than 147,000 miles on it and has never given me any significant problem. The title does carry a notice that the vehicle is a "lemon". If/when I ever decide to sell, I suspect my experience/records will override that fairly well.
If you do plan to purchase such a vehicle, I strongly suggest you check out the full history first.
Quote: GWAEHas anyone known someone to buy a lemon law reaquired car?
We are looking at buying a Ford Flex limited. We can buy a 2014 with 100k bumper to bumper warranty with 19k miles for $25k or we can buy the same vehicle with 30k miles for $29k. 4 grand plus less miles, been beating myself up all week trying to make the decision.
I know at my dealership, we just straight up just wholesale lemon law cars same with anything funky on the title like a mileage discrepancy, a bonded title, a salvaged title etc. Is it the same vehicle exactly? I understand both are 2014 Ford Flex's, are both the same trim level?
From what I read when they purchase a car back it actually goes back to the factory and they do more extensive testing than the dealership could ever do.
How did you get the entire history? Was that through car fax or is there a report that actually shows all that?
Quote: GWAEThank you for that info. Glad to know it is also a ford.
From what I read when they purchase a car back it actually goes back to the factory and they do more extensive testing than the dealership could ever do.
How did you get the entire history? Was that through car fax or is there a report that actually shows all that?
In most states the dealership will have to provide that history if requested on a Lemon Law car.
Quote: GWAEHas anyone known someone to buy a lemon law reaquired car?
We are looking at buying a Ford Flex limited. We can buy a 2014 with 100k bumper to bumper warranty with 19k miles for $25k or we can buy the same vehicle with 30k miles for $29k. 4 grand plus less miles, been beating myself up all week trying to make the decision.
Damn ugly vehicle! What are you thinking?
I. Believe the established precedent here is to be very careful when making statements about a member's family members ;-)Quote: Sabretom2Damn ugly vehicle! What are you thinking?
The Flex is ugly but it is practical.
Quote: Sabretom2Damn ugly vehicle! What are you thinking?
If only everyone in the world had different tastes.
Quote: GWAEFrom what I read when they purchase a car back it actually goes back to the factory and they do more extensive testing than the dealership could ever do.
How did you get the entire history? Was that through car fax or is there a report that actually shows all that?
Makes sense. There was a Ford assembly plant just on the south side of Atlanta, near the airport, that operated until late 2006. The car was probably shipped there for testing and then sold to the dealer in Covington, about 40 miles to the east. The dealer gave me a printout of the history.
Doc, where in the SE do you live anyway? PM is fine if you prefer. Sounds like once in ATL.Quote: DocMakes sense. There was a Ford assembly plant just on the south side of Atlanta, near the airport, that operated until late 2006. The car was probably shipped there for testing and then sold to the dealer in Covington, about 40 miles to the east. The dealer gave me a printout of the history.
Oh, and happy birthday!
I don't even know what a block pit is or why anyone would jump into one.Quote: GWAEWe took the boys to a trampoline park today. I jumped into the block pit and got stuck. It took 3 employees to get me out. It took about 10 minutes of me fighting. It was like quicksand and I was truly stuck. It was a little terrifying. I used every ounce of energy that I had to get out. Anyone else have that experience?
Lesson learned I guess.
Quote: Sabretom2Damn ugly vehicle! What are you thinking?
Loved, loved, loved the Pontiac Aztec when it came out around 2003, with the tailgate/camping package. The back end was shaped funny because it was built both to take a camper screen when the tail was open, and to provide comfortable bumper seating when closed. Beautifully thought-out SUV with every toy I could want; speakers, outlets, grill that hung off the bumper, etc. Got talked out of it when my XL husband was not comfortable in the front seat (either side, but definitely couldn't drive it). Still miss that car, and never even got to own it.
Think it was voted ugliest car since the Edsel about 3 times that year.
Me, I think there are about 5 cars since then far uglier. Ford Flex is one of them. But if the Flex does what the Aztec did for functionality (and it may, I'm not in the market so I don't know), I'd buy it anyway. :) Might be perfect for your little family.
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