u/panicproduct

We just bought our first home in Atlanta, a small brick rancher, but it has a full, full-height basement. We're going to finish it out.

Been watching a lot of Asiri Designs engineering videos on YouTube and decided that, in addition to fixing some exterior drainage issues, we should build a French Drain around the interior perimeter.

Today while prepping for mold remediation, I noticed a newer concrete pour around the perimeter. It is on the three walls (the fourth is against a concrete patio that slopes away from the house) and connects to the sump pump pit.

It clicked when I followed it. There is no hole connecting to the sump pump basin, but presumably, this is a French Drain, right?

If that's the case, it's gonna save me a lot of labor!

A... $20 price decrease for more features? Prompted when I attempt to use generative upscale in Photoshop - though I don't think I've used any generative credits in this billing cycle.

My only thought is maybe they're showing a pro-rated price for the monthly, when actually it is significantly more.

This isn't Kudzu, is it...

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This is the fully open position. Accidentally lowered it with the latch only partway open. Would that have been enough to bend it? Does it look bent?

1975 Airstream, 2 5/16" stamped on the tongue.