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I adjust mine all the time. That heavy glass slides in the rubber gasket. Make sure to support the door (I recommend an air bag pump shim thing like I’ll link below). Have it a little open or closed so when it’s lose it doesn’t lean on the fixed panel. Loosen the top screws just enough so th...
[quote]It’s very likely that spending 190k on 30 year old sub-600 sqft 1 bedroom apartment is a terrible decision What you are too dense to realize is that you are proving our point[/quote] So again, these places exist, they’re just not what you “want”. Houston was 1/6 the size it is now...
[quote][u]200k for 500 square feet? Jfc thats like the size of a game room in legit houses.[/u][/quote] The responses to my links are simply a microcosm of first time home buyers today. Asked for a $200k or less place in Houston I asked for details and got scolded for asking. Found a ...
[quote]In what world is $354/sqft cheap?[/quote] less than $200k, great area. Not good enough though...... ...
[link=(https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3231-Allen-Pkwy-APT-4301-Houston-TX-77019/68427227_zpid/)]https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3231-Allen-Pkwy-APT-4301-Houston-TX-77019/68427227_zpid/[/link] here, no murders near here. ...
[quote]But that area is ghetto. It is way worse just south of there but East of Main and south of OST is not anywhere i'd like to live[/quote] there it is.......
[link=(https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2121-Hepburn-St-APT-804-Houston-TX-77054/28455381_zpid/)]https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2121-Hepburn-St-APT-804-Houston-TX-77054/28455381_zpid/[/link] here you go, 2br/2ba condo, astrodome area, safe zip code rating, inside the loop. $158k bitch a...
[quote]Can get a reconditioned mobile home on land you buy (can finance with the purchase btw) for half that.[/quote] But you can’t post that on Instagram or it’s gives you a slightly inconvenient commute. ...
[quote]Gotta lottttta butt hurt boomers Boomers and Gen X when the data shows the whole time they thought that younger generations have it easier when it turns out younger generations have it much harder..[/quote] Literally no one is saying that. ...
I actually called the football office and asked them to relay a message to him that the h&g board says his back yard is stupid. ...
[quote]He didn't specify, but honestly these are the sorts of questions you ask when you can afford to live anywhere.[/quote] what an asinine response. greater houston is the size of Massachusetts. I think he can narrow it down just a smidge. Otherwise i may pick something on the west side and...
[quote]It's not shite for the CEO's. It's the consumer that's footing the bill. Then everyone acts all shocked when suddenly AI and robots are now taking their orders instead of a real person.[/quote] This is almost word for word how i responded and i was told i was a corporate shill....
[quote]I think we can all agree that the "you think you deserve $20/hr to frick up my burger order" crowd sucks, no matter your age lol[/quote] I got into a “discussion” about this and it’s amazing to hear them defend it and criticize me for “supporting big corporate CEO’s”for being against it. Th...
all that to say that while yes, i have no doubt the data posted in this thread is correct, the world is everchanging and you have to look at what makes up the data and and how other outside things change over time that could affect data. ie: cell phone usage in in 1924 was 0%, today it's 97%. ...
also, demographics change over time as well. Someone mentioned 1973 so i looked up people on welfare in 1973 and found 7.4MM which was 3.5% of that years population. Today it's 41.2MM or 11% of the population. So right off the bat there's 7.5% of the population that likely isn't trying to buy a h...
[quote]The simple point is that it is more difficult than previous generations. Its just so weird how some can't admit such a basic thing.[/quote] the problem is generally, everyone goes to the extreme. And when questioned, "your side" (and i use that loosely because i don't' know you), generall...
[quote]A person can make good money these days if they're just flexible, smart, and reliable, that is an advantage to living in the current times, the workforce sucks so bad that you can standout by just doing the little things right.[/quote] i would even remove smart from this. If you're flexib...

re: Nerves as a Coach

Posted by poochie on 5/6/24 at 1:34 pm
absolutely! i coach a lot and get way more nervous that i ever did as a player. I guess it's because i want them to succeed/be in the best position and best prepared. ...
[quote]ill humor you, lets say i want to live in Houston[/quote] Houston is huge. Can you narrow it down? You’re going to work inside/outside loop? What quadrant?...
[quote]says a collective group of posters that ignore objective data and just parrot outdated talking points[/quote] We’re not ignoring anything. We’re actually the opposite of what your post says. Yes things are bad. But no, you individually can determine your outcome. ...