Freedom Town: Aesthetic and Recreational Lawn Alternative
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The hydro is ridiculously priced up here and they added smart meters which makes growing haaard cuz you gotta try to trick the electricity company.
But ya turning a profit is really not hard. Any new things I get are more of a return investment than an initial investment.
To start up a mediocre grow with average equipment would probably only cost around 300-500
But ya turning a profit is really not hard. Any new things I get are more of a return investment than an initial investment.
To start up a mediocre grow with average equipment would probably only cost around 300-500
i havent seen half of them places especially in the sammich category the burritos i havent even tried the top 3 nor have i seen a qdoba
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lol fat people
Sleeping Yankees fan explains his lawsuit. And still isn’t convincing
You’ll recall the guy who fell asleep at a Yankees-Red Sox game earlier this season and who is now suing ESPN and its announcers for allegedly making fun of him an ruining his reputation? Well, he went on the “Today” show to tell his side of the story. It’s not a great side.
He cites no specific thing anyone with ESPN said about him that might damage his reputation. Indeed, if you watch the video, you’ll see that it lasts one minute and fourteen seconds and that, while John Kruk and Dan Shulman noticed the guy, they said absolutely nothing anywhere close to over-the-line about him. His complaints on the “Today” show amounted to “they put me on YouTube!”
And then there’s this:
“Put yourself in my shoes,” Andrew Rector told Matt Lauer. “How would you feel if you were broadcast on TV and all over the media?”
Note: He’s saying this TO MATT LAUER ON NATIONAL TELEVISION.
At the end, however, he does strongly hint that he’s gonna drop his lawsuit, so there’s that at least
Sleeping Yankees fan explains his lawsuit. And still isn’t convincing
You’ll recall the guy who fell asleep at a Yankees-Red Sox game earlier this season and who is now suing ESPN and its announcers for allegedly making fun of him an ruining his reputation? Well, he went on the “Today” show to tell his side of the story. It’s not a great side.
He cites no specific thing anyone with ESPN said about him that might damage his reputation. Indeed, if you watch the video, you’ll see that it lasts one minute and fourteen seconds and that, while John Kruk and Dan Shulman noticed the guy, they said absolutely nothing anywhere close to over-the-line about him. His complaints on the “Today” show amounted to “they put me on YouTube!”
And then there’s this:
“Put yourself in my shoes,” Andrew Rector told Matt Lauer. “How would you feel if you were broadcast on TV and all over the media?”
Note: He’s saying this TO MATT LAUER ON NATIONAL TELEVISION.
At the end, however, he does strongly hint that he’s gonna drop his lawsuit, so there’s that at least
