u/Jeffde

Hello unfortunate ex employees, customers, etc of US Bank.

Like many of you, I have been burned constantly by my decision to be in any way involved in this horrid institution.

Because I don’t trust these fucks as far as I can throw them, someone look at this with me.

I can seemingly redeem $500 rewards cash for a $667 gift card…. Or are they trying to fuck me as usual and they’re saying I can redeem $667 for a $500 gift card.

Usually I wouldn’t think twice about it, but this is US Bank we’re talking about.

Hello fine people of Air Purifiers,

Yesterday there was a sale on this exact air filter:

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Brondell-Aurabeat-3800-Large-Capacity-Sanitizing-Commercial-Air-Purifier/5018634617?cm\_mmc=em-\_-c-\_-beh-\_-cus-\_-688-\_-2318-\_-lm\_517714-\_-20260815\_hro\_product\_id

It was down to $500.

I pulled the trigger. Seems like an absolute monster, but there’s not much info out there other than a few reviews. I am wondering if any of you have any opinions on this model. I’m guessing filter costs are high, but I am excited about how much overkill it might provide in my house.

It seems fine. Picked it up and adjusted the boundary inwards a bit for that spot. Back to mowing.

Interesting because it hasn’t had a problem with this boundary all year. And suddenly today it just decides to jump off a cliff.

Just sharing my opinion that this is one damn good beer. Damn good. And give me Seth Rollins vibes, but that’s another story.

Hey all, long time listener, first time caller. Total beginner.

I’m building a garage sink surround cabinet thing, and I bought an unfinished white oak butcher block countertop for it. My original plan was to seal it with totalboat high gloss tabletop epoxy, but now I’m having second thoughts.

I have also seen people recommend waterlox, rubio monocoat, boiled linseed oil, polyurethane, etc. what do you recommend for my specific use case?

Likely:
Water getting splashed on it and not properly or timely wiped off.

Items, damp clothing, tools, sporting equipment, buckets, and other household items being placed upon/left on it for periods of time

Not being used for any food anything.

Don’t care about it being kept perfectly immaculate

Don’t want to have to do maintenance on it if possible.

Will not see sunshine (garage sink)

Here is the butcher block link: https://www.homedepot.com/p/HARDWOOD-REFLECTIONS-Unfinished-White-Oak-6-17-ft-L-x-39-in-D-x-1-5-in-T-Butcher-Block-Countertop-1539FJWO-74/314858497

Pic is the inspo for the project. Thank you for your insight and thoughts!!