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Why not both for a little bit? Assuming it’s a job that has predictable days off, live the “normal” life during the week and stay in the woods on weekends/holidays until one path seems clearer to you. Might actually be a nice balance - you won’t feel like you’re wasting life in the rat race if you spend copious amounts of time outdoors, and, keeping the job affords you nicer gear/lodging with less strain.
/r/MGTOW201/03/20 09:49 PM
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It was great. I was impressed with the acting and the storyline was interesting. So excited for all these awesome war movies the past couple of years (like midway and Dunkirk also). Keep them coming!
/r/MGTOW202/02/20 04:41 AM
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I dunno. I’m in a suburb of a big city. I have a few vehicles that I take to discount tire (big chain here). Seems like no matter what day, they are pumping them in and out. And didn’t OP say it was a franchise, so maybe it is one of those big ones. Even when I was a young pup changing tires at one of discount tire’s competitors, I remember doing 4-5 cars at least on an average day. But yeah. Labor is expensive. Eating fuck ups as you train your workforce is expensive. Machinery & maintenance of…
/r/MGTOW221/01/20 04:11 AM
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I could see it... assume an avg set of 4 tires is $600 (you’ll have cheaper ones sure but think also that most newer cars have bigger wheels). A shop only has to do ~16 sets (of 4) per day... spread that across the 5-6 bays a tire shop usually has... that’s each tech doing 4 cars per 8 hour day, easy. Plus individual/2 tire sales, tire repairs, oil changes too if offered, yes I can see that in a busy area of town. Now net, on the other hand...
/r/MGTOW221/01/20 12:40 AM
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This time of year... real Christmas tree and real pine wreaths 😊🎄 My other question is what types of fabrics and furniture are near the kitchen where you are cooking? If the kitchen is attached to another room, like the sitting room or something you may have to be careful to have more hard type of furniture and decorations versus something like a couch, lots of pillows, a throw blanket, that might absorb a lot of that smell. Kind of like, say I make fried chicken and my jacket is hanging up in t…
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