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Wife has a 2025 gv80. No complaints. Plenty of power, interior is awesome. 3k miles on it so still way too new to know anything.

There is or was at one point a urea unit on the westbank.

Stein Mart on veterans blvd evenings after Highschool and weekends.

I have less than 8 feet from meter to generator. No issues.

It’s BS about having a licensed installer. I poured my pad for it, pulled the wire across my attic as gas and electrical were on opposite sides of my house. I bought the generac cable which was like $7 per foot which I thought was expensive but turns out it’s the same price as going get what wires I needed from Lowe’s. The generac wire is nice because it’s all in one cable and the transfer switch as well as generator or color coded for each wire. I connected everything and let my father in law install the transfer switch. He was an electrician. No licensed installer necessary and I have the full extended warranty. No issues ever.

I would stay away from Jenn air. I am on my second 36” range, and wall oven in a 6 year old house.

Currently looking into building a barndo on our new property. It sure doesn’t appear to be a cheaper route.

I’ve lived that life. It’s for real. 18 hour days. 5am-11pm and Vice versa. As many as we wanted. Busted 100 hours a week many times in my young days.

Unless it’s a top engineer/ management level engineers don’t make that much.

My experience with glass is a pain to keep clean. I used to squeegee the one we had after every shower. It did keep it looking great and small shower squeegees are cheap. When we built our new home I built a shower area big enough where I didn’t need a glass door. It’s just a wide open space to walk into. Best decision ever I feel.