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Which color rims??

I recently bought a 2025 Chevy Colorado WT, and it came with the silver rims off of the LT. Do you think I should keep the LT rims or go with black rims? I also plan on getting more aggressive tires once the stock ones have had it.

*Also, opinion on fender flares like the third picture?

u/HotelDelta17 — 11 days ago
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AITA for giving my boss two weeks notice when understaffed?

I work on a ranch in Colorado making $50k a year, and my housing and utilities are paid for. My boss is honestly great and super chill, which is probably the biggest reason I feel bad about leaving.
I originally moved up here because of my girlfriend, but we recently broke up. Now I’m basically up here by myself with no family, no friends, and no transportation. I’ve been thinking about moving back home for a while now because my family and support system are all there.
There are also a few things about the job that have really pushed me toward leaving. I work every weekend and my only days off are Monday and Tuesday. The pay is decent, but there are no benefits either. I’ve realized I just don’t really want to live this lifestyle anymore, especially after the breakup.
The other thing is that the guy who worked here for 14 years left about two months ago, and since then I’ve been the only employee on a 2,000 acre ranch. My boss obviously has a lot on her plate too, and if I leave she’s going to have to take over a lot of my responsibilities.
When my girlfriend and I first broke up, I booked a non-refundable flight home for September 1st. So I basically have to give my two weeks tomorrow if I’m going to take that flight.
I already know my boss is probably going to ask me to stay longer or stay until they find someone, and I honestly feel terrible because she’s been good to me. But at the same time, the guy before me has been gone for two months and there hasn’t really been any progress toward finding someone from what I’ve seen.
I don’t want to screw her over, but I also don’t feel like I should have to stay indefinitely because they’re short staffed.
So AITA for giving two weeks notice and leaving, even though I know it’s going to put more work on my boss?

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u/HotelDelta17 — 2 months ago

AITA for giving my boss two weeks’ notice after deciding to leave my ranch job in Colorado?

I work on a ranch in Colorado making $50k a year, and my housing and utilities are paid for. My boss is honestly great and super chill, which is probably the biggest reason I feel bad about leaving.
I originally moved up here because of my girlfriend, but we recently broke up. Now I’m basically up here by myself with no family, no friends, and no transportation. I’ve been thinking about moving back home for a while now because my family and support system are all there.
There are also a few things about the job that have really pushed me toward leaving. I work every weekend and my only days off are Monday and Tuesday. The pay is decent, but there are no benefits either. I’ve realized I just don’t really want to live this lifestyle anymore, especially after the breakup.
The other thing is that the guy who worked here for 14 years left about two months ago, and since then I’ve been the only employee on a 2,000 acre ranch. My boss obviously has a lot on her plate too, and if I leave she’s going to have to take over a lot of my responsibilities.
When my girlfriend and I first broke up, I booked a non-refundable flight home for September 1st. So I basically have to give my two weeks tomorrow if I’m going to take that flight.
I already know my boss is probably going to ask me to stay longer or stay until they find someone, and I honestly feel terrible because she’s been good to me. But at the same time, the guy before me has been gone for two months and there hasn’t really been any progress toward finding someone from what I’ve seen.
I don’t want to screw her over, but I also don’t feel like I should have to stay indefinitely because they’re short staffed.
So AITA for giving two weeks notice and leaving, even though I know it’s going to put more work on my boss?

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u/HotelDelta17 — 2 months ago

What color rims?

I just bought a 2025 WT and it came with the rims off of a LT. I already changed out the center caps, but now I’m wondering if I should keep the stock color or go black?

I plan on getting bigger tires when these stock ones have had it.

u/HotelDelta17 — 2 months ago

2025 WT Mods?!

Just picked up a new 2025 Colorado WT and have already done a few things:
Lasfit LED lights
Fog lights
Window tint + brow
Black center caps
Stubby antenna
Blacked-out badges
I’m also planning on getting bigger/more aggressive tires soon.
I’ll include before and after pics.
Any other interior/exterior mods you guys would recommend?
Whether that is appearance or quality of life mods.

u/HotelDelta17 — 2 months ago

[26M] [26F] I’m considering moving back home and it could mean ending my 3-year relationship. Am I making the right decision?

I’m 26 and I’ve been with my girlfriend for almost 3 years. We currently live in Aspen, Colorado, and from the outside it probably looks like we have a dream life. We live in a beautiful place, I have a decent-paying job with housing provided, and we’ve built a life together here.
The problem is I’ve been seriously thinking about moving back home to Louisiana, and I don’t know if that means the end of our relationship.
My girlfriend and I have been having issues for a while. We do love each other, and this isn’t because she did something wrong or because I don’t care about her. We’ve just had some big disagreements about the future and what we want out of life. We’ve reached a point where we’re trying to be honest about whether we’re still heading in the same direction.
She has told me that she would move back to Louisiana with me, but the hard part is she can’t really give me a timeline. It could be two months from now, or it could be two years from now. She also doesn’t know if, when that time comes, she’ll actually be ready to leave her family behind. I completely understand that because leaving your family is a huge decision, but it also leaves me feeling uncertain about what I’m supposed to do.
Even if I told myself I could wait two months, there’s a part of me that worries that in one month I could be completely ready to go home and start that next chapter of my life. I don’t want to pressure her into leaving her family before she’s ready, but I also don’t want to put my life on hold indefinitely hoping that the timing eventually works out.
The other reason I’ve been thinking about going home is my mom. My dad passed away a few years ago, and my mom is the only parent I have left. Being away from family has made me realize how much I miss being close to them. I miss the people I grew up around, the food, the culture, and the Southern hospitality of Louisiana.
The hard part is that moving back wouldn’t just mean leaving my girlfriend. I’d also be leaving Aspen, which is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever lived, and a job that has given me a lot of great experiences. My job pays decently and has allowed me to live here, but it doesn’t really have benefits or much room for advancement long-term. I feel like I need to start thinking about building a future, not just enjoying where I am right now.
I guess the thing I’m struggling with is how to know if I’m making the right decision. Am I walking away from something that could have worked if I just waited longer, or am I recognizing that we may want different things and different timelines?
Has anyone been through something similar where you had to choose between a relationship, a place you loved, and being closer to family?

TLDR: I’m 26, living in Aspen with my girlfriend of almost 3 years, but I’m considering moving back to Louisiana to be closer to my mom and family. My girlfriend says she would move with me eventually, but she can’t give me a timeline and isn’t sure she’ll be ready to leave her family when the time comes. I’m struggling with whether I’m giving up on something that could work or if I need to start the next chapter of my life.

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u/HotelDelta17 — 3 months ago

Am I crazy for leaving Aspen to move back to Louisiana?

I’m 26 and I’ve been living in Aspen, Colorado for a little over a year now. If you told me a few years ago I’d be living here, I probably wouldn’t have believed you. It’s an amazing place and honestly one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been.

On paper, I feel like I have a pretty good setup. I have a job that pays decent, my housing is provided, and I get to wake up around the mountains every day. A lot of people would probably kill for this situation.
But lately I’ve been seriously considering moving back home to Louisiana.

The hard part is I’d be giving up a lot. I’d be leaving a beautiful place, I’d have to leave my girlfriend of almost 3 years, and I’d probably take a pay cut. My current job has been a great opportunity and I’m grateful for it, but there aren’t really benefits or much room for advancement, and I’ve started thinking more about what I want my future to look like.

A big reason I’m thinking about going back is my mom. After my dad passed away a few years ago, I’ve started thinking more about how much time I have left with the people I care about. I miss being close to my family and the people I grew up around. I also really miss Louisiana itself — the food, the culture, and the Southern hospitality. There are things about home that I didn’t appreciate until I left.

My girlfriend is another big part of this decision. We’ve been together almost 3 years, but we’ve been having some issues for a while now. We care about each other a lot, but we’ve had disagreements about the future and what we both want out of life. So it’s not like I’m just randomly leaving a perfect relationship because I feel like moving.

The thing I keep struggling with is whether I’d regret leaving Colorado. I know I’d miss the mountains, the lifestyle, and being able to do things here that I probably won’t have access to back home. At the same time, I wonder if being closer to my mom, family, and having a better path forward is worth giving that up.

Has anyone else ever left a place they loved living in because they felt like they needed to be closer to family or start a new chapter? Did you regret leaving, or did it end up being the right decision?

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u/HotelDelta17 — 3 months ago