u/ImSmexyHexy

Spider Venom + Onlyfire?

Has anyone used the Spider Venom in tandem with the Onlyfire pizza ring attachment? I'm considering getting the Onlyfire for my 22in Weber charcoal grill, but wanted to hear if anyone has had luck using them together. The Spider Venom says it goes up to 550°F, but from my understanding you want the grill quite a bit higher than that for "woodfire" pizza. Is it pointless to use the Venom? Or will it help get the grill hotter when combined with lump charcoal, hardwood, pizza stone, and tin foil across the top of the Onlyfire to lower the ceiling. Thanks!

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u/ImSmexyHexy — 4 days ago

Good find?

I'm brand new to charcoal grilling. Found this Weber 22in with Spider Grills Venom for $75 on Facebook Marketplace.

u/ImSmexyHexy — 5 days ago

Hello, I am wondering if I should try and get pre-approved through multiple lenders, now that my credit has already been pulled.

Context:

First time home buyer. I was pre-approved with a mortgage broker a few weeks ago (soft pull only) and just this week put a first offer in for a house (got outbid). When I submitted the offer, my broker finally did a hard-inquiry to have a stronger pre-approval, which will now last for 120 days.

Now that we are starting to put more offers in, I am wondering if I should get pre-approved by more lenders of varying types, so that the hard inquiries fall within the same 14 day window. I am wondering if it will be simpler to already be pre-approved in multiple places, when it comes to actually comparing lending options and making a decision.

Thanks for the help!

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u/ImSmexyHexy — 17 days ago
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Hi, my spouse and I (both 25y) are traveling to Bangkok in January 2027 and I want to book my Hyatt stay before the devaluation on the 20th of this month. We are bookending the 2.5 week trip in Bangkok, starting the trip at the Kimpton Maa-Lai (2 nights), and ending with a Hyatt stay in Bangkok. I've narrowed it down to either The Standard or the Andaz One (2 nights).

I'm trying to keep my points spent under 25k/night, so I could either do the King or Suite at The Standard (15k or 24k), or just the King at Andaz One (20k).

Based on your experience, which one should I choose? How do the pools/views/rooms/locations compare? Here are the pros and cons I see:

The Standard:

Pros

- Simple access to amazing rooftop bar (although seems like that costs extra still?)

- Cheaper if just getting King room

Cons

- No breakfast or lounge access

- Rooftop bar access is not included?

Andaz One:

Pros

- Very new

- Andaz Lounge access included

Cons -

- Would have to travel to a rooftop bar if we wanted to go

- More expensive for just the King room

u/ImSmexyHexy — 17 days ago
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Hello, I am planning on booking a stay at a Hyatt hotel in Bangkok for 2 nights at the end of my trip to Thailand (1/17/27 - 1/19/27) before the Hyatt devaluations occur. This will be my first time staying at a Hyatt hotel and I am excited. I'd like to keep my points spent under 50k Hyatt points. I have never been to Thailand nor have I stayed at any of the different Hyatt categories, so I am hoping to get some advice from those more experienced.

Here are my options:

Grand Hyatt Erawan (cat 3)

- 1 King (24k total)

- 1 King + Club Access (34k total)

- Grand Suite King (40k total)

- Grand Executive Suite King (48k total)

- Premier Suite (48k total)

Andaz One Bangkok (cat 5)

- 1 King (40k total)

The Standard Bangkok Mahanakhon (cat 4)

- Standard King (30k total)

- Suite Spot (48k total)

Park Hyatt Bangkok (cat 6)

- 1 King Bed (50k total)

Hyatt Regency Sukhumvit (cat 3)

- 1 King (24k total)

- 1 King + Club Access (34k total)

u/ImSmexyHexy — 24 days ago

Is this repairable? A rock hit the windshield on the interstate today.

If it is repairable, can it be fixed with a kit?

u/ImSmexyHexy — 30 days ago