u/fishing_pole

	Option 1 (black)	Option 2 (red)
Model	2022 RAM 1500 Big Horn AWD/4WD	2019 RAM 1500 Big Horn AWD/4WD
Trim	Big Horn Level 2 Equipment Group	Big Horn Non-BSG Level 2 Equipment Group
Miles	54,949	32,998
Price	$29,096	$27,760
Engine	HEMI 5.7L V8	HEMI 5.7L V8

I'm in need of a truck and these both seem like decent deals to me. They are nearly identical in terms of listed features. Is there any advantage, performance-wise, for getting the 2022 as opposed to the 2019?

The only real difference between the two that I can tell is the mileage, the Non-BSG package on the 2019, and the cloth seats in the 2019 aren't in the best shape... That's really it.

Any real difference between the two trucks that I might not be aware of?

https://www.reddit.com/r/nfl/s/hBl8aJ5S5B

I have a PSE EVO XF 33, which has a 69.5 lb draw weight.

If I calculated correctly, my arrows (without broadhead) are 373.7 grains.

• Carbon Express Maxima Red SD .350 Spine (29.5 inches @ 9.8 GPI) = 289.1 grains
• insert = 52 grains
• vanes = 22.5 grains
• nock collar = 1.3 grains
• nock = 8.8 grains

In the past, I have shot 100 grain mechanically expandable broadheads with 2" blades that were specifically designed for whitetail. https://www.grimreaperbroadheads.com/products/pro-series-mechanical-broadheads?variant=15985562563

I'm considering bumping that up to a 125 grains fixed blade broadhead for black bear. That would bring me to 499 grains total.

Is that too heavy? I don't mind resighting my bow to account for the heavier grain, but not sure if there's any real benefit. Is the weight gain worth the velocity lost? Is it a wash?

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/49391646/2026-2027-nba-summer-league-superlatives-mvp-aj-dybantsa-cameron-boozer-vegas

Seems like screw distance apart but I don’t understand why they’d be so raised like that. Does not look like screw pops.

My water lines are coming in too low, which means my vanity can’t be flush with the wall. Any idea how I can fix this? Is notching the vanity my only option?

I assume this is fine, but just want to make 100% before I screw into my tile.

Also, one of these screws will be on a grout line. Hope that’s okay to skip?

I'm about to paint my next bathroom renovation and don't want this same issue to happen.

1. What paint is preferred for bathroom ceiling?
2. To fix the ceiling in my image, can I just paint over it with the better paint?