u/fullofsharts

My refrigerator is approximately 15 years old. Over the last year or so, occasionally when I use the water dispenser, as soon as the lever is released, one of my GFCI outlets in my kitchen will trip. It's usually either the one for the fridge itself or the one for the dishwasher. It's gotten to the point where it happens about once a month. Just curious if anyone else has experienced this and what I should consider fixing or replacing before I get an electrician involved.

I broke up an old sidewalk and need/want to get rid of the concrete. Is there any place that I can just drive up and toss it from the back of my truck?

The current ones with the achy boob and the guys foot. Nobody wants to see this crap. There's got to be a better way to advertise to people for this service. These commercials are actually a deterrent.

I had to use the "Do Not Disturb" feature the other day because I kept getting calls from either a private number or a potential scam number. I would think it would be a popular feature if there is/was a way to do this.

I started buying them about 10 years ago, and they were great. A few years ago, they stretched out the neck hole, and the shirts just looked sloppy when you wore them. I returned them back then and haven't tried buying any since.

Or, did anyone move on to a different brand that's similar to the old long-tailed shirts?