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I've never worked on transmission issues before and have only surface knowledge so I'm not sure what is reality when I'm getting two polar opposite bits of advice from those fat now knowledgeable about cars than I am

For background, we have a 2015 Traverse and got a new camper last year (within weight limits and I use the camper button every time). I've noticed when I need to speed up (going up hill or whatnot), it shudders a bit before shifting down to get more torque.

I understand that's a transmission issue, but I was given one suggestion of Lucas Transmission Stop Slip to fix that and one that said I shouldn't use it as the Stop Slip will shorten the life of my transmission. I'm guessing the truth is somewhere between those... So what is the reality of Stop Slip?

So we got a new camper last year and it's several hundred pounds short of the max towing capacity. Since then, I've noticed when I need to speed up (going up hill or whatnot), it shudders a bit before shifting down to get more torque.

I'm sure some people will ask so yes, I do have the trailer setting on so it's not in overdrive. I'm also more frugal so I try to keep it around 55-60 to save gas if that makes any difference.

So my question is ... Is that normal or a symptom of something bad?

Am I the only one that thinks it's unattractive when women shake their boobs in videos? I think I've seen it more on Reddit than anywhere before, but it seems like there are a lot that will cover their nipples and shake their boobs like a dirty rag.

Am I the only one that would prefer a slow and sensual massaging of the boobs than the shaking?

I just found out about him a couple days ago and happened to notice a glow on the mountain while I was nearby today. I warped over there thinking it was a meteor (which I also have yet to find) but it was the Lord with his gathering of bunnies. I took a picture for my compendium before trying to sneak up on him, but when he ran away, I tried loading the game to try again, only to find out that he disappears if you load... Now I lost my picture of him, too! :'-(

So now I'm curious... Just how rare IS it to see him? Did I screw myself completely? ​​​​​​

Long story short, my wife and I are both starting different businesses as side hustles and we want to do it properly. I'm looking at opening an LLC for us (we can jointly in our state, I've already checked), but is there a separate license/fee for having a DBA for one or both of our companies under that LLC?