heattemp99

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by heattemp99 3y ago
Up until a few years ago that was my favorite demographic. Got too expensive and time consuming though so I'm trying my age for a year or two.
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by heattemp99 3y ago
I'm from Eastern Europe and speak the language. But beyond that, I didn't say THAT part would be easy, but it's doable, especially if you stay there instead of bringing them to the US. Personally I think it would be easier th
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by heattemp99 3y ago
Even worse, the cars are so smart you can't force a lemon law without getting caught. I had a friend who had two transmission burn up in his new diesel f250 10+ years ago. The second one, they gave him a remanufactured transmission eve
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by heattemp99 3y ago
Are you denying trends and averages exist?
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by heattemp99 3y ago
I'm 38. It's superficially easy to find a 28 year old, and would take a slight bit of effort to get with a 23 year old. And all bets are off if someone is ok going to eastern Europe or Asia. "Lost your chance in life" i
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by heattemp99 3y ago
They did not "choose you". They could not get any of the others to commit.
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by heattemp99 3y ago
Dying alone after a happy life is one thing, dying after decades of hell with a bad partner is another, and yet another to pay someone you hate until you die, like many men in California do.
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by heattemp99 3y ago
New people aren't allowed to have opinions or take part in discussions?
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by heattemp99 3y ago
Believe me, there are many more people that care than the other way around.
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by heattemp99 3y ago
I didn't say I had trouble finding a meaningful relationship. I said I'm having trouble finding meaning in dating 38 year old women.
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by heattemp99 3y ago
Partially yes, but it's also a sign of their standards. I've personally known many girls that aren't that hard to be with, but are being foolish constantly going after guys that clearly won't commit.
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by heattemp99 3y ago
If you doubt that girls are sleeping around in college a lot, idk what to tell you. I guess when the stats come out in a decade or two you'll believe me.
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by heattemp99 3y ago
Because I don't want to feel like a fool for sticking with and supporting this woman from 40-70, when she was giving it up easily at 18-30. Luckily I'm tall and decent looking and do fine for myself, but I still have a gut feelin
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by heattemp99 3y ago
I have a feeling not wanting the love of your life to have had sex with many others is pretty engrained in most people. Everyone? No. But I consider what is most common to be close to human nature.
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by heattemp99 3y ago
Are we going to deny there was less promiscuity in the past? Just a few years ago the lifetime average partners was 7. Even that was screwed high due to recent trends. Now most women I know have 7 by the time they leave college.
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by heattemp99 3y ago
The biggest fail IMO is that if you use this range constantly, you'll basically degrade the battery heavily. These top ranges require a full 100% charge (bad for the battery) and a pretty low level of discharge (bad for any weak cells
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by heattemp99 3y ago
The car is optimistic in general, if you drove at city speeds on flat land. But if you tell it exactly where you're going, it calculates based on the route required. If you started at the top of a mountain pass, the more accurate range
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by heattemp99 3y ago
While this is unpopular to say, I think the advanced age of marriage and promiscuity earlier in life plays a role here. My parents were together from 19, and knowing their style, they may both have been each other's first. As a teenage
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by heattemp99 3y ago
Thank you for this reply. I actually created a micro saas basically on these principles, EXCEPT I made it for my father's industry.. which makes selling it and supporting it drudgery for me. So I know it's possible and it was nice
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by heattemp99 3y ago
I've posted here before that I was top 0.3% nationwide in car sales, selling about 34 semi luxury cars a month average. I never felt my job was pointless. I felt the opposite. If I didn't answer my phone, a total idiot was going t
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by heattemp99 3y ago
A normal truck uses it's brakes constantly when going down hill, turning all that potential energy of the cargo into heat. This truck charges batteries to slow itself down via a generator. At the bottom, it weighs much less, thus even
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by heattemp99 3y ago
I've got an idea.. we build a wall at the edge of a huge mountain area. Water collects behind the wall during the winter, and then in the spring and summer we let the water out through a hole in the wall, which spins generators while t
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by heattemp99 3y ago
Like the other reply, I'd like to know more about how to build a world like this in general. Not a copy of your world, but more with my own skillset.
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by heattemp99 3y ago
Water is basically free. The cost is basically the cost to transport, stock, and process your sale. You can get water for $1 at a gas station, which means they are charging you basically zero markup for the fact that it is a life saving hig
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by heattemp99 3y ago
I saw a massive car accident happen at night at an intersection. A drunk driver was coming down a hill rated at 45. He was doing 60 probably. Tboned someone turning on their green arrow across the intersection. Massive accident I stayed to
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by heattemp99 3y ago
As someone that fasts for fun and has been 50+ lbs overweight before, I assure you that's not how it works. You buy cheap shit if you feel like shit. But if you're broke, which I have also been, not eating actually feels better th
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by heattemp99 3y ago
I buy gas and energy drinks every day almost. I see them. They are not 'poor'. If they ARE living paycheck to paycheck though, it's because they buy food at 7/11.
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by heattemp99 3y ago
IMO the top 2% know their stuff 10x better than someone at even the top 10% level. So imagine if you lined up 100 people with a PhD in nutrition. To the average person they seem like they know their stuff. But imo, the bottom ones are drugg
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by heattemp99 3y ago
My friends love giving this "value" based on need and benefit example. The obvious counter example is water. We need it to survive, often. Yet it's basically free. So don't tell me you can just charge based on how import
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by heattemp99 3y ago
If I leave my home unattended for a month on vacation, but leave my fridge and water heater going, my gas and electric cost is about $70. California is a special place.

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