u/tomjonesrocks

Quote in San Diego ~$380 for a new key at the dealer, if I provide a bunch of info in person or through some photo sharing that I own the vehicle and so on. Searching threads seems less expensive options might have dried up ?

If it matters at all '05 330Ci ZHP Manual 208k mi. Exterior paint has absolutely called it quits. Have a working master key that's holding up and a second key that's on it's way out (replaced the battery many times, worn, key portion is fine. Internals and everything else not as much and I need to get it replaced.

Tried the ham and cheese, didn't like it at all. And chicken and gyros and are really not why I'm at Arby's. Did everyone seamlessly pivot to the beef-free options?

Context for the question - I want to give a gift to someone who has been generous to me in my extended family. He's had a full-sized pool table, west coast USA, plays mostly 8-ball (I guess that's relevant). It's probably 20 years old and I think the balls on the table are as old as the table. It's a nice table whatever it is though - surely thousands of dollars or whatever. If it matters and maybe it does, he's an older gentleman now and I'm going to guess the balls he has are fine quality but I'm going to just guess is whatever the Cadillac of balls were. I'm just guessing Brunswick because isn't that the legacy brand? Everything looks high end but I'm hoping he hasn't bought a set of balls in awhile. And even he has - I wonder if he'd not have puchased Araminth's. Am I on the right track here? There's a local place that carries these but I don't own a pool table and this isn't something I know a lot about. Anyway thanks for any help!