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I’m in the field and just started doing new-construction HVAC, along with service and installation work. Right now I’m using a Ryobi drill. It gets the job done, but honestly, it’s not the bestthe battery dies pretty quickly, even though I have two batteries.

I’m looking to buy a better drill, but I’m not really sure what brand or model I should go with. Does it actually matter for HVAC work, or should I just get whatever good drill is on sale? What would you recommend? Or am I just bad with the drill

I’m not saying that Toy Story 4 is the better movie. Toy Story 3 is still the best movie in the franchise and honestly one of the best animated movies ever. The ending of Toy Story 3 is perfect for Andy, but I think Toy Story 4 is a better ending for Woody.

The reason is because it’s more honest about moving on. At the end of Toy Story 3, Woody just goes to Bonnie and the cycle basically starts over again. Bonnie becomes the new Andy and Woody is still doing the same thing he’s always done. In Toy Story 4, Woody realizes that his purpose doesn’t have to be tied to one kid forever. He finally chooses something for himself and moves on with his life.

A lot of people say Woody would never leave his friends, but I think the whole point is that people change and life changes. Andy grew up, the toys got separated, and Woody found a new path. It feels like a natural evolution of his character instead of him being stuck repeating the same story forever.

That’s why I think Toy Story 4 is the better ending even though Toy Story 3 is the better movie. And honestly, I see Toy Story 5 as more of an epilogue. As long as they don’t keep making Toy Story movies after that, I’m good with it because Woody’s story already feels complete.

Hey so I enjoy watching YouTube and I’m in trade school and I also just got an hvac job and I wanted to know what was the best hvac YouTube channel you guys watched. I wanted to watch videos to also help prepare in the sense I’m working commercial in buildings that aren’t completed yet

Hey, I just got my first job as an HVAC tech and I’m pretty broke right now. I was wondering what your opinions are on the best affordable work pants that still hold up well on the job?