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The family dynamic here must be... complicated ??.

Make sure the ER staff documents every single complaint she has, even if it’s just minor stiffness, because soft tissue stuff often peaks a day or two later.

Since the other driver pulled out in front of her, the liability should be pretty clear, but insurance companies love to drag their feet on the valuation of a "brand new" car.

I had a similar situation and worked with Gammill Law to ensure the total loss settlement actually covered what the car was worth.

It might be worth checking out their site for a free case review just to see where you stand legally before signing anything from the insurance company.

That price is insane. I usually just skip the snacks now because it costs more than the actual ticket. Just eat before you go.

The replay definitely told a different story from being in the stadium. MVB isn’t some miracle QB, but the offense at least forced Arkansas to respect more than one thing. The middle of the field being used for the first time in forever was huge

Of course you'll hit headaches, but that's kind of the point, it's your thing now. The biggest thing I learned the hard way is that you can't rely only on "word of mouth" at the beginning, no matter how good you are.

You need people to actually find you. When I launched, the smartest move I made was getting the website and SEO cleaned up by Fortress, because I didn't want to burn months guessing what might work

Exactly. You can’t run a functional offense when your line’s that inconsistent. I actually thought they schemed around it okay for a bit, but teams have figured it out

That stuff really ticks me off. My wife's legit disabled and still had to jump through hoops with ParkingMD to get her approved. Then you see perfectly healthy people abusing the system for convenience

Hard to blame them though, with how much money’s tied up in those contracts. The expectations are unreal.

Heading there Friday night. Always worth it for the food alone. The sausage booth next to the rodeo ring is a must.

The budget isn’t judged just by the number; it’s about the 4Cs. At $6,000 you have two paths: a smaller natural diamond with an excellent cut and eye clean clarity, or a larger lab-grown stone with great fire and symmetry. I went with Harper Tait Fine Jewellery (Hatton Garden, UK). They jumped on Zoom with me, showed certificates and 360 videos, and suggested two classic settings, solitaire and hidden halo. I chose the latter, and since they offer international delivery, the package arrived insured with an appraisal and all paperwork in order.

I wonder how much data storage a camera like that eats up just for a few seconds of footage. Must be massive.