Just told a rep that needed to ask my wife before buying, because why would I not? She then asked me if “my wife makes all the decisions in the house.” Told her to get off my porch and never come back.
Does this actually work for any of yall? I would never consider buying anything from a company that tells its reps to try to emasculate customers in 2026
Hey y’all! I just moved to Salt Lake City and am looking for some general advice about a few things. These questions are a bit random and all over the place but if anyone can help with any of them I’d really appreciate it!
We just had an offer accepted on a house and I’m already trying to figure out landscaping. I want to put in micro clover and wildflowers. Does anyone know a good place to get local wildflower seeds in bulk or where I can find good recourses on which wildflowers are best for the bees?
I’m working all the way in Ogden and the train has been pretty nice. I’m seeing that it’s only $42 a month (crazy btw) for residents. How do I apply for that? Also where do you park if you’re going to the central station? That lot is very small
I played rugby in high school and was pretty good, but that was 10 years ago. Does anyone know of any rugby clubs that would fit that skill level I can look into?
What are your favorite local hikes?
Favorite restaurants?
Anything else I should know about Salt Lake City?
Thanks in advance!
I am currently in the process of driving from Texas to Utah to start a new job and didn’t know about the I9 forms. I have my drivers license and military spouse ID, but no passport, social security card, or birth certificate on me as they are all still in Texas. Is there any way I can get a type C document quickly
Edit: please stop telling me to have someone overnight them. I would obviously do this if it was possible