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I spend more than that just for insurance for two. Actually using it costs far more. Strep? $250. Video call a random person when I'm in bed after puking my brains out? $100 for a five minute call where they tell me to drink water. Minor surgery? Thousands of dollars in bills sent between two months and two years after the surgery.

At my office each stairwell has a riding chair at the top. It's only three stories though.

Not judging, but why wouldn't you run Linux for a server?

I haven't bought a plastic bottle beverage in forever*. I just get metal cans or glass bottles. Or nothing.

*I bought a lot of PET bottled beverages in Japan but I was just visiting.

I only drink loose leaf. I have stuff from Mei Leaf, Tao of Tea, local Asian markets, hojicha / genmaicha / kyobancha straight from Japan, local loose leaf tea shops.

I definitely don't drink PG or Celestial.

G3 domes and bullets, perfect condition in unopened boxes. Straight from the local schools to my friend.

That's where literally all my stuff comes from. Cameras, switches, APs, so much unifi in this house and I barely paid for any.

Tech Connections showed this pretty well.

PHEV should've been the norm with ICE as a rare, overly expensive option. Since 2014 or earlier.

A PHEV SUV would do wonders.

If they use a camper or heavy trailer even four times per year, fine whatever keep your truck. The other millions of Americans should've just rented a vehicle when they needed it, and it would've been far cheaper and more convenient to have their daily driver as a regular sized sedan.