T-Jon

If your truck isn’t worth a ton of money, pay it off and drop full insurance coverage for liability only. If you aren’t in a financial position to do that, or don’t want to, pay off the highest interest rate.

This is very interesting. What worries me is the company is extremely profitable providing a service that potentially could be easily replaced by AI. I need to do some research.

I hate pocket doors except in scenarios where the door stays either open or closed 97% of the time.

The worst is trying to close and latch a bathroom pocket door when you really need to piss. It either bounces open or creeps open if the door isn’t level. Then you have to struggle with the latch which is also out of alignment or broken.

I have installed some very high end pocket doors. Even with the best of the high end hardware, they are still a PITA to adjust and maintain. Especially with 8’ tall solid wood leaves.

Geiko can save you 15% or more on your car insurance.

So can almost anyone else who is your current carrier. That’s because your car is worth significantly less than it was when you originally insured it.

Unless you’re a liability only guy, like myself, you should shop auto insurance every 1-3 years.

I’ve used the pro plugger and another brand that is square. Had limited success plugging zoysia with both. The pro plugger works better, but the plugs are too small. I finally bought a golf hole cutter and it works great.

Don’t use either plate on the pro plugger (max depth)

I’ll try to roll the strike up a few dollars each week. I just don’t like giving premiums back to do it. Might be better to sell another put to get them back.

I went ahead and sold an 8/14 $210 covered call for $8. That should ensure it jumps above $250.

You might be able to jet a new sleeve or two under the driveway depending on your soil. If not, there are companies that can torpedo bore the sleeves. It would save you from replacing a section of your driveway, or having an ugly saw cut. Go ahead and replace both lines if it’s cheap enough. Then you won’t have to determine which one it is.

Don’t do this if you have a brick paver driveway.

Who is going to install it? Then, who is going to service it?


Elevator subs are prima donnas, so I hope it works out.

Cut the bad sections out. Dig out to undisturbed soil, filter cloth, stone, compact. Dowel in new concrete and reinforce with rebar mat.