u/AskAlarming7065

Just saw this Spinner card showing up for total spins logged.

Has anyone made it to the higher levels yet? Wondering if there are actual rewards for completing these.

https://preview.redd.it/621g0edsgmih1.png?width=424&format=png&auto=webp&s=41c6acf832e110a8f64faad1a56f31c282ed01e5

esterday my friend got a flat tire and we found out the hard way that the car doesn’t even have a spare tire.

Neither of us knew this was a thing, and apparently no one mentioned it when the car was purchased either. We spent way too much time looking for the spare before realizing… there just isn’t one lol.

Maybe I’m behind on this, but this is honestly one of the weirdest cost-cutting trends I’ve seen. It reminds me of when phone companies started removing chargers and headphones from the box. Now car companies are like, “You know what else you don’t need? A spare tire.” 😂

Is this actually normal with newer cars now? How are you supposed to deal with a flat if you’re somewhere far from a repair shop?

Just saw this Spinner card showing up for total spins logged.

Has anyone made it to the higher levels yet? Wondering if there are actual rewards for completing these.

https://preview.redd.it/621g0edsgmih1.png?width=424&format=png&auto=webp&s=41c6acf832e110a8f64faad1a56f31c282ed01e5

Which one is easier to get CLB 9 or 10 on? I know IRCC accepts both and the points are the same, but I'm curious which test people found easier in practice.

I'd love to hear your experience.

Has anyone taken both CELPIP and PTE Core for Canadian immigration?

Which one is easier to get CLB 9 or 10 on? I know IRCC accepts both and the points are the same, but I'm curious which test people found easier in practice.

I'd love to hear your experience.

I live in Toronto, Canada, and my daily round trip is around 20–30 km, so I need something that can comfortably handle that on a single charge. I'm also looking for a scooter with a reliable battery that will last for years without significant degradation or needing a replacement anytime soon.

Build quality is also very important to me. I'd rather spend a bit more on something that's well-built and dependable than save money and end up replacing parts all the time.

I'm looking for a handheld gaming console to play on the bus during my commute to work. I'd like something with a great game library, and I'd prefer games that aren't too expensive. Which one would you recommend?

I'm finally planning to fix up my condo balcony this summer. Since I live in Toronto and the winters here are pretty harsh, I'm torn between installing artificial grass or using wooden deck tiles for the patio.

For those who have tried either one, which has held up better over the years? I'm looking for something that's low-maintenance and can survive the weather without needing to replace it every season