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You're a lucky woman. @Letitia.
I am! She is a sweetie and already wiggles and wags when she sees me! Makes me so ridiculously happy lol. Poor dear is afraid of outside noise but she's getting more used to it when I carry her around the block. The dirt bike that went by the other day send her scurrying under my dress.

The Lurker Thread

Good morning retired :)

Ugh doesn’t sound like a very pleasant day for you! Hopefully you get through it without too much damage to yourself. Savage lots have saved us a few times. When I got T-boned with my Buick we had to replace the whole passenger side and it was only because of salvage we were able to.

Yep... I had an old Ford Five Hundred that had a shift interlock solenoid go out. Bear in mind, this is usually a 10 dollar part, but because Ford buried it deep inside the shift assembly, you had to buy the whole thing, which at the time was over 500 bucks. Went to the nearest salvage yard and got a replacement assembly for 15 bucks. And it worked until the day the car finally died.

Smok rpm 160

Ive heard conflicting stuff as to wheter and how much smok has improved its build quality. It used to be truly awful. Like destroys shops and breaks in weeks awful. Apparently there may have been improvement after they bought wotofo.
I must admit I had one for a long time I even had the rdta pod which was f****** fantastic my only grumble is make sure you lock the pod kit in your pocket otherwise if you especially wear tight jeans you're going to hit the power button and the chances are your wattage is going to literally burn your pod, I did this with multiple pods of each of the tfv8 pods and the rpm160 pods

New vape shop opening up in town and I have concerns…

So for context I live in a small town past five years or so now - think technically it’s a hamlet. Fewer than 500 people.

OK, let's get real here. You're in a small town (similar to the size of the one I grew up in). Do you honestly think a full on vape shop that caters only to eliquids, mods and supplies will make it past the one year mark? Especially in a location where you're not going to have a whole lot of new customers.

Even in this case where the shop is trying to cater to as many individuals they can, I'd be very surprised if they're still kicking around this time next year. The statistics are rather brutal in this respect. 20-25% of all new businesses fail within the first year. At 5 years, that number rises to almost 50%.

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