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Car roof rack options for a folding cart?

I have two Evox J8s, two 12" tops, plus a few gig bags for cables, controller, mixer, etc. Farmers carrying everything has gotten a little bit old, especially with those larger venues.

I'd like to pick up a cart to making bringing things around easier, but my Crosstrek doesn't have much more internal space for a cart. I was looking at tossing up something onto a roof rack, and was wondering if anyone has done something similar.

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u/TheRozb — 10 days ago
▲ 2 r/AlaskaAirlines

Lounge access for partial AS itinerary

Id like to give a friend one of my Summit lounge passes as they have a 4 hour layover in SEA. However, only part of their trip is on AS/OneWorld. They fly from California into SEA on AS, but fly out of SEA on Emirates. I believe they booked their trip via Google Flights. From reading the rules, it seems like they should still be able to use the pass, but I'd like to make sure.

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u/TheRozb — 1 month ago
▲ 2 r/ManyBaggers

Wotancraft Pilot 3.5L vs Mini Rider 4L?

Looking to pick up a sling bag for my Z6iii for day use when I travel. I don't love the look of the PD and WANDRD slings (I do own a few of the PRVKEs which I do like, but want something a bit more minimal). I would be using a Z6iii with the Viltrox 14mm f/4 and the Nikkor 28mm f2.8 (and/or the Viltrox 40mm f/2.5). Besides that, probably just space for wallet and earbuds

Anyone have either/both bags? I would probably pack the bag into my checked bag when I travel, so bonus if it somewhat packs down (unlike the PD and Wandrd slings which very much keep their shape).

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u/TheRozb — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/lepin

Current status of customs/import fees from ordering from Wobrick and Brickwith to the US

Hi! I'm about to order bricks from Wobrick and Brickwith/Webrick for the first time and was wondering what the current state of customs and import fees are for getting them into the US. Has anyone had any issues with bricks getting stuck and having to pay additional fees?

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u/TheRozb — 3 months ago
▲ 175 r/UniversalOrlando

I couldn't find too much info online that seemed up-to-date about the souvenir cups so I figured I'll make a post here with some of my experiences from the past few days of using it.

As is well advertised, $20 gets you one cup with unlimited refills for your first day. One thing that should be noted is that at least for me the refills lasted a 24-hour period (actually a bit more than a 24-hour period, but not sure why that was the case). They'll tell you it goes to the end of the night, but before paying for your reactivation, I would just try it at the freestyle machine.

One thing that they don't advertise as much is that if you don't want to reactivate it, you can do $1.99 single refills. I don't think these work at freestyle machines, only soda fountain spots, but in fairness, I never asked at a freestyle restaurant. Tell the Team Member you want a $1.99 refill, take the lid off and hand them your cup, and they'll do it for ya. This was a much better option for me who really only wanted two or three Coke zeros each day, and you do save quite a bit of money compared to the $4.75 single drinks.

One thing to note is that I tried to get a $1.99 refill at epic universe, but the people working there said that they didn't have that option. I was later chatting with another team member who used to work food and beverage and she mentioned that she thinks that epic hasn't had the full rollout yet. I also try to add the cinnabon in the front of islands of adventure, and they couldn't do it as well.

Hope this is helpful!

u/TheRozb — 4 months ago