u/Sillysocks

Mine include:

• Costco samples don't count, if only a couple
• Vegetables generally don't count. Lettuce and carrot in salad? Free. Beans/legumes DO get counted however.
• If I have x number of calories under from the previous day, I can put some of today's calories in that day. Only if consecutive days.
• Hot sauce. Unless it's copious amounts of something like sriracha.

Luckily still at a place where I can have a little wiggle room with things like this. 30F, 5'6, lightly active. 148lb current weight and 12lb down so far over the last 7ish weeks. Budgeting 1500-1600/day.

Hey friends --

I'm in the market for a truck to pull a horse trailer; only a 2-3 horse, likely bumper pull, maybe a gooseneck.

I played around with the idea of a newer half-ton truck, but I think I will be more comfortable just going for a 3/4 ton. This will not be a daily driver.

I'd like to stay around $20k, but looking at things, will likely end up in the $30k range.

Of the following brands, what years to avoid? What engines?

• Ford F250 - This is what I've been looking at so far, specifically the 6.2L gas as advised by folks in the r/Ford subreddit
• Chevrolet Silverado 2500
• Ram 2500
• GMC 2500
• ??

Appreciate all info.