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We'll be staying at Stella Nova but got a rental car for the week that we'll be in Orlando for other misc trips around the area.

We did a search on Google and their Ai's research into Stella Nova's parking policy for their hotel parking lot seems confusing?

Below are two responses from Google Gemini:

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Anyone who stayed at Stella Nova with a rental car confirm if it's free and included with your hotel room key or do they charge $30 per vehicle per night?

This kid built what all the Imagineers of Walt Disney Corporation could not, incredible talent!

I saw how much insurance companies charge you for owning a Tesla.

I don't think that it's because it's an EV. Every other EV model has lower insurance on average.

Maybe some insurance companies class the Tesla as a "luxury car" but even the base standard model is more expensive than its peers.

Also, my current car was a BMW 5 Series with AWD and even that is cheaper than the Tesla MY AWD insurance. BTW, the rate is almost double for the Tesla. That's crazy that it's more than a BMW.

Also, I've had zero claims or accidents or any ticket of any kind for the past 2 decades. I work from home so I rarely drive, just on the weekends. So, even for "good drivers" it's expensive.

What gives? It feels like a sucky situation because insurance rates are out of our (consumers') control. We're forced to pay whatever the market wants. Sure, there's "competition" in terms of many different insurance companies but they've all jacked up the insurance rates just for owning the Tesla brand.

I doubt that there's anything Tesla can do about this either.

How much I have to pay for insurance definitely plays into the decision making process for buying our EV. And after doing research, I'm going to pass on the Tesla.

How do you Tesla owners not get gouged on your car insurance? Who do you go through?

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The difference in price is:

• $60 extra per adult
• $50 extra per child

In what situations:

1. Would you have time to visit multiple parks per day?
2. Would it be practical to visit multiple parks per day?
3. Want to visit multiple parks per day?

The only situation that I can think of is to ride Hogwarts Express? And for a family of 4, the extra cost would be:

• 2 x $60 extra per adult = $120
• 2 x $50 extra per child = $100
• Total = $220

I'm thinking that would be better spent on food vs a single ride?

Help me understand why people would buy Multiple Parks Per Day vs One Park Per Day and for those of you who did, then did you put it to good use, if so, then how? Or, did you regret it and could've managed without it?

Growing up, I was always the only one in my family who regularly washed face cloths, table cloths, towels, etc.

I would also wash all of our water bottles too.

None of my siblings did and neither did my parents.

I could smell a pungent "sour" smell on them and it would gross me out.

Whenever I go outside for 30 or more minutes and go back inside the house, I can smell the "outside" on my skin and my clothes, so I would change immediately into a fresh set of clothes before relaxing on the couch or sometimes just shower.

It makes me wonder if the reason why I care so much about hygiene is because I can smell when things get gross.

I've never told my siblings or parents about this because they'd probably just say that I'm weird.

Hello, I've been locked into the Bambu Lab ecosystem for a while now and with the upcoming sale on Snapmaker U1, I'm tempted to leave.

What do you NOT like about your Snapmaker U1?

What has the experience like outside of the Bambu Lab walled garden?

Are you able to print models from Maker World?

How is maintenance and spare parts?

Nice thing about Bambu Lab is that they have really thorough maintenance videos and since they're so popular, other creators have them too.

Also, the prices for their maintenance and replacement parts are pretty reasonable considering that they're the Apple of 3D printing.

Any feedback and opinions appreciated!

Thank you!

Isn't this selection bias or something like that?

No other EV has been around long enough to even log 250,000 miles?

https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinfuriating/comments/1tprbel/fedex_allegedly_threw_around_20000_worth_of/

Bambu Labs, please allow your customers to select the shipper.

I've seen too many videos of FedEx treating packages like this. This isn't an isolated event.

It's crazy because I've had $3 packages from China delivered for free by TEMU treated better than this.

My printer was basically thrown onto my cement porch like this as well. Damaged the box but so far, calibration worked and it's printing okay.

But, I'm not buying another Bambu Lab from the website if it's shipped by FedEx.