The brakes work fine but my steering wheel wiggles while I use them ~20% of the timePushing out a brake repair for 2 months is wildI assume it's not very severe at this point...
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Good idea to at least get a free inspection/ estimate.. could just be an alignment and/ or pads... not expensive at all. And you might be able to have the rotors resurfaced instead of replaced ( which I wouldn't typically recommend but since the car is older and greatly depreciated, it would be an option). I wouldn't wait until that "oh shit" moment when it all goes south. Then it'll be way more expensive as well as more dangerous. I dunno... brake issues can lead to a catastrophic event.
The last few times I've been to USPS there is always some rude fuck in front of me complaining about how slow it is, giving the postal workers shit like it's their fault.
I've sent packages a few times to Japan via USPS and never had issues. I always choose like the 2nd or 3rd tier below the most expensive, though.
that doesn't surprise me. People should go protest on Louis De Joy's front yard instead. It's all his fault things are so shitty right now.
oh that's good. That's what I went with. I learned the lesson the hard way last summer that sending things the fastest way doesn't mean anything here. Last thing I mailed got stuck in memphis for a month.
Oh, dang, I was trying to reassure you that USPS isn't that bad, but you've had experience that would say otherwise
I guess I've just gotten lucky.....so far.....
I'm on the workers side like 99.999% of the time but... I still vividly remember trying to mail something at USPS maybe 10 years ago, and there was this super long long line and only two employees were working and the lady on the right would leave and disapear to the back after helping a customer for like 5 minutes. And she walked SOOOOOO slow. Like, impossibly slow. Comically slow.
My mother in-law complained about retirement recently and I thought my head was going to explode. I think what happened with her, though, is that her life had been work-work-work with very little focus on hobbies & interests. When retirement rolled around, she no longer had to work but she didn't have anything to fall back on so she just parlayed that extra time into doing housework & yardwork.
I do get this fear from time to time. I have a bunch of musical instruments, and supplies and tools for building more. I also have some really nice bicycles that I wish I had more time to ride.
Another fwp about kids - the little fuckers keep cockblocking all the timeSo basically in order to fuck, I gotta arrange so the kids are somewhere else overnight or take the wife to a hotel or something, otherwise they basically detect when we start cuddling and immediately go "mommy, daddy, I just shit my pants!" or something equally nice. Wife's rarely in the mood anyway and then you add the kids to the equation... That said, this weekend there was more action than the beginning of the year combined, so I'm happy for now.
I know this is a few pages back but I feel your pain. I'm not romantic, and that doesn't help the situation, but I always thought we'd never end up at this situation. And yet, here we are lol. Truth be told after kids got to bed they don't wake up but we're too tired and the misses libido is so low, it's down there with the Titanic.
A decent set of 4 violin strings is about 5-6 D'Addario sets or about 3 of the fancier sets. The ones I get are good but cheaper and they're still as much as 3 sets of 10-46 guitar strings. And then prices just go through the rough!
Yeah, it just won't end. I was literally knee-deep yesterday. Luckily the ground is warm so it melts really quickly, all the roads were already clear yesterday so even my friend who changed to summer tyres had no problem driving around in the afternoon.
I swear I'm not gonna take my winter tires off before midsummer next year.
