FLOtiger

Math 1550 is freshman calculus that AP students already took in high school.

He's a business major that doesn't want to take basic econ/accounting/finance classes....

Stop wasting your money on advanced daycare.
He should figure out what he wants to do and you should only help with paying for CC or trade school.

This didn't happen out of the blue. He parties too much or just doesn't go to class and is lazy.

He doesn't want to get the business degree you picked for him.

Got the Remington car tin full of 22s before the last gift of a 10/22 from my mom & dad. I think I was 12 and uncles & cousins were tired of donating guns for a day.

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Lol, no it won’t. Not close.

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Materials + time = profit

I'm going to make my 'parts mark up' profit one way or another. It's just going to be on the labor instead of materials.
No man off the street is getting a better price on materials than any reputable contractor. Only a fool would do a job for cheaper (less profit per job) just because the client bought parts.

But OP is going to have every single part & piece with extra spares incase something is wrong or breaks. It will be the exact stuff the electrician is used to working with too.

OP, let the electrician do his job and make some money. They aren't short for work and it sets a tone of cheapness on the front end from you.

Are your plants done growing for the season?

Drift roses can be finicky to start.
Make sure they aren't planted too deep (wet).
That much salt is eventual death for almost everything.

1) rerouting your overflow. The plants aren't hungry. Probably ph lockout for nutrient issues due to the salt
2) not much. Bougainvillea, blanket flower, beach daisy might work but winter could be an issue. Annual flowers might be the way to go.
3) zoysia should be ok if it gets enough water to flush out the salt.

Get your overflow into an underground drain pipe that goes away from everything.
Solid pipe with a box on each end. No French drains.

Demo + prep work included?
Sounds like a deal if it is.

Spool it straight. Get the first wraps to cinch on the rubber and you're fine.

Probably be about 300 of 80# too but depends on the brand of reel and line.

50% upfront isn't the issue. It's the 50% being $2000 that a contractor can't float.

I've worked at places that did half & half payments and places that did 30:70 and others that did thirds.

All are fine but not for something under 10k

Video from 2018.

Boooooooooooo