Depends greatly on the site, and that’s also quite a bit more expensive over time than the $80 pass.

The pass also gives you access to federal lands (Like BLM land and wilderness areas) not just parks.

And not share the beauty of the natural world with the next generation so that they get a love of the world young?

Unfortunately I’ve gotta.

Laws are only as good as their enforcement

I wish my torrent client showed the combined total but with the amount that are left seeding I’m sure it’s hella high but not quite to petabyes yet, dozens and dozen of terabytes for sure.

At my local National Rec Site they only had the rapist ones left so I had to get one of them.

The solution I went with is slightly different

Unfortunately they changed the rules about placing stickers directly on the passes in response to backlash about his picture

EDIT: I put mine in a perfect sleeve for TCG cards and used my soldering iron to make it fit better and then placed the sticker on top.

Oh it sucked for sure, I kept getting interrupted which meant whatever crate I was counting at the time had to be started over.

But the biggest perk was not having to deal with the other idiots on our loading dock for the entire time I was counting.

Though I’ve joked about it in the past I really should get a shirt that says “I’m trying to focus on my job, please don’t distract me” or something like that.

I do agree with you that carpet is awful, but that mustard yellow or olive green carpet combined with the conversation pit just hit me right in the nostalgia.

I would say go with a wood floor (not the landlord-chic-nightmare in the picture) but with the wood panel walls it’d be a bit much on the wood.

Yesterday I literally had to count 14 thousand pounds of fire extinguishers (as in count each extinguisher in a bunch of crates), one of my coworkers came over and said “Why don’t you just use AI to count them.” They then pulled out their phone, took a picture, asked AI to count them, and was off buy almost 60% on the first crate. Then went “oh, well that’s just one example,”

They then tried 4 more times, being between 75% and 50% off each time. They then went “Oh, well, ummm, nevermind.” and wandered off again.

(I had to count the extinguishers to make a Bill of Lading for them for shipping them out, you need an accurate count otherwise it will be held by the shipping company until you provide a correct BoL with the correct count due to legal reasons. I couldn’t just weigh them and divide the total wieght by the weight of a single extinguisher as they were a bunch of different sizes mixed together. NGL it was the easiest money I’ve ever made at the at job.)

No whiskey, that shit’s expensive (plus I don’t drink)

It’s why that bit is dubbed out and the subs say “rice” (though I could have had the audio muted for a couple more frames to get rid of the the “ee” sound)

I was tempted to dub out “bacon” and duplicate him saying “beans” to increase relatability (and to be more accurate lol) but decided against it out of laziness lol

SO MUCH THIS!

The soul of everything has been sucked out, we get greys and whites. And if we’re particularly bougie: stainless steel and black enamel.

Cars, appliances, furniture, flooring, etc.

I want the world to have CHARACTER again!

The first one has character, it has SOUL.

The second one went with soulless landlord chic. It has no character anymore.

I’d personally keep a carpet but go with an olive rather than the blue-green that it is in the left pic

Wood paneling is so pretty though!

CRTs are peak for retro gaming

But I can’t imagine the kind of person who would love retro gaming would destroy such a beautiful room like this

That’s the big problem really, affording the ability to fight shit like this.

I’m unfortunately in such a situation where I wouldn’t be able to fight it if they tried to evict me for it.

Though my home state now makes it so they have to allow us to install one, it doesn’t mention them being unable to put restrictions on it’s install. One of those fun things where it’s better than it used to be it’s still not perfect. But steps in the right direction is always a plus.

I’ve seen some insane restrictions on what you can and can’t do in apartments.

Like in my apartment I’m only allowed to put an AC in 1 window of my apartment (the furthest from the bedrooms BTW), it can’t be anything other than a portable AC, and any gap around the hose needs to be clear (glass, polycarbonate, acrylic, etc.) yes even the window insert that comes with the AC has to be clear. When I moved in I thought the insert around the hose that came with it not being clear would be fine, it in fact was not. It also has power draw restrictions so I can only basically get the smallest kinds on the market.

I’m also required to have all windows and doors closed and locked when nobody is at home. Yes that means I have to pull my AC hose out of my window when I’m not home. I figured that out again the first year I lived in my apartment. (they rang my bell when I wasn’t home, then sent me a certified letter informing me I had 72 hours to fix the problem or they would serve me notice to vacate.)

Yes every summer it easily clears 90F (32C) inside and sometimes even breaks 100F (37C). And due to being an upstairs apartment that means the heat stays almost in it’s entirety overnight.

It would literally be illegal for me due to the only road being an interstate bridge during part of my commute, not to mention riding at night on winding roads with no shoulder (blind corners abound) with speed limits of 50+ mph due to my work hours. And of course some roads that have a bike lane (rare in my neck of the woods but improving), it’s illegal in my state to ride any vehicle with a motor (yes even electric motors) in the bike lane. So I’d have to ride in traffic on a bike on aforementioned roads.

I’m not saying other people shouldn’t try to ride bikes or ebikes to work, I’m just saying for me that it’s not possible.

Depends greatly on the state (and in some cases city too) you live in but many have speed limits on them of 25mph (among many other restrictions based on motor wattage breaking them into classes). Any faster, pedals or not, it’s considered an electric motorcycle with all the restrictions that apply there.

But the biggest issue is the lack of cycling infrastructure in general. A shitton of the US has little support for that kind of transport, or any support for those not in cars.

And there’s legal restrictions on what kinds of roads you can ride on as well.

It’s a headache.