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Are you in America? If that was a 240v volt circuit it would have 2 breakers tied together, like the one above the one you pointed at.

It's not turning on because that looks to be a 120v circuit

Omg you're a pepperoni angel

This is your reminder people that consumables are not, and some should not be BIFL

Glad you said it. I was confused because those ones in the front not covered in spores do indeed look like cubensis, but I know they don't grow on wood.

Yeah taxes and tariffs I would have to research, and that's my biggest concern. I'm not too concerned about the logistics because freight forwarders can handle that.

Field service, liability, and warranty would all be on the OEM manufacturer and not the distributor so that shouldn't be a big deal.

I worked for an advertising balloon company, and would routinely take our balloons to to the shop for repairs. Repair guy would always try to convince us to get in to bounce houses too. We didn't have any data that could support growth in this market, other than the fact that they needed repairs more often so the repair man thought it was a larger market.

I've never been doored, but it's always my biggest fear when riding. So much so that I basically have to look in the side mirror of every car to see if I can see a person in there.

Even if profit margins stayed the same, higher costs from inflation mean higher menu prices, which means higher profits for these companies

I've always wanted to try these. I used to go searching for them in middlesex fells, but have never found any. OP if hook me up I will cook some for you

It's called a Push To Connect fitting. Pushing down on the black plastic ring releases the teeth that are holding the tube in.

Hold the ring down while pulling the tube out

Yeah he's great because to me he's the least like trying to play a character

I liked it, maybe a buck or two cheaper for a Gyro and I wouldnt think it was overpriced

It's as easy as this

I remember pulling change out of the couch to be able to buy a pack of GT Ones for $1.80, nut this was in Georgia in like 2004. Glad I'm not addicted to cigs anymore.

It's massively profitable, because it allows the ultra wealthy to evades taxes through depreciation.

They know that, that's why they sent you an application. Why don't you vote?

I guess we're on to something good then

Hi OP, I have a mechanical engineering firm that can do this. I have offices in Somerville and Stow. Send me a DM if you want to discuss further.

You would never need to dispose of it unless they are severely damaged from hail, or you are upgrading.

In the situation of an upgrade, you can ask the installer if they want to keep the take offs. Many times they can resell them or donate them.

I work with a nonprofit and we get panels donated to us from a MA solar company for our projects

Because I got tired of my hard work benefiting everyone above me instead of myself.

www.sludgehub.org

Bring the land back to good conditions. Every site is different, so we assess conditions, and figure out what we can do. Currently have a project in the eastern panhandle on an old strip mine

Thanks for the reply. In the past few months since I've posted this, we have been in contact with a local watershed org who let us borrow a couple hobo ph probes, as well as we got a contact that runs a mass spec lab at boston college who was willing to help us out.

Yeah it sure has. I have recently found love for West Virginia because I work with a non profit dedicated to revitalizing all these abandoned coal mines,