Read somewhere that store bought ranch dressing is mostly buttermilk and seasoning packets anyway, so I started mixing my own and it tastes way fresher.

Did they have on those giant orange vests? I swear the lumber guys at my store treat the wood like it's indestructible. I've seen them drop a whole bunk of 2x6s off a forklift like it was nothing. Maybe it's just me, but I'd be pretty annoyed if I paid for a straight stud and got one that was already twisted.

Nope, don't even bother checking fine print. Just leave. Credit unions are the way to go.

But that number is actually lower than what a lot of shop mechanics do in a season, some guys will hit 300 plus easy by December. The real trick is knowing when a chain is actually worn versus just dirty and noisy, most people toss them way too early. Do you use a chain checker tool or are you just going by feel?

My sister bought this fancy salon-grade detangling cream that was supposed to protect hair from heat damage too. We tried it on her little girl who has super fine hair and it turned her head into a greasy mess within two hours. Took three washes to get it out and the kid was crying the whole time. Some products just seem to work in videos and nowhere else.