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Is buying a 90s era Mazda Miata as a daily driver a bad idea?

I have finally gotten my license at the ripe age of 23, and now I’m looking into my first car. I know something practical would be best, but I have dreamed of owning a cute little red Miata with flippy lights since I was a kid. I know fuck all about cars. I do have 20k saved to spend on one, be it for a car in good condition or to do maintenance on an older one. I would honestly probably hire a mechanic to check one out before I buy and do any needed maintenance.

But, I live in the mountains, my nearest city is two and a half hours away and the nearest town an hour and a half. I would mostly be taking the car there, or on trips around my state. I may occasionally drive it to work, but I live within walking distance so probably not too often with the price of gas and all that shit. I’m also 4’11, so I don’t think that the size of the car would be an issue for me. But I do worry about if it could make it safely down winding mountain roads once or twice a week. I’m also worried my lack of knowledge about cars could definitely be an issue with such an old car. But I still can’t shake the desire for one just cause it’s been a dream since I was little.

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u/Choice-Knowledge-383 — 5 days ago

Can’t stop crying from pain despite being given Tylenol 3

I got my two top teeth extracted this morning, I am not allowed to take ibuprofen and a whole host of other medications due to allergic reactions, so I asked for opioids. My dentist was very, VERY insistent that just regular acetaminophen would be enough, but I pushed and he gave me 4 Tylenol 3. I took one as soon as the numbing wore off but I have been crying non stop from discomfort. I tried to drink a smoothie (with a spoon) and the second it even grazed the wound I burst into tears. I can’t open my mouth more than half an inch, speak, or even swallow without extreme pain. I am scared I’m overreacting, normally I have a very high pain tolerance (I refused anything stronger than acetaminophen after my spinal surgery for example) but this is absolutely taking me out and I read that it only gets worse before it gets better. Would it be worth it to give my dentist a call in the morning if this doesn’t subside and explain this in hopes of getting something stronger?

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u/Choice-Knowledge-383 — 11 days ago

So I dye my hair every 2-3 months with Loreal HiColor Sizzling Copper, but after like two washes it tends to fade to a pretty, but not as vibrant as I want color. I used to use the Keracolor conditioner in Copper once or twice a month, but I feel like it made my hair a really vibrant, not as natural ginger tone (it’s more orange if anything). Looking for something that will keep my hair as vibrant as the first picture without completely turning it orange. Bonus points if it can somewhat dye my slightly darker roots a little more gingery so I can go even longer between dyes! All advice appreciated! Thanks!

u/Choice-Knowledge-383 — 16 days ago