Whatever

Are those the “dude” slippers you have on? Just in case you forget you are one, they printed it on them for ya.

 

You can read that potato phone pic shoe writing?!

 

Did he still call you a dumbass?

 

I wonder if the top part of the orange sign says “Bob gives?”

 

I imagine that it's cheaper for him to get schooled from (your) home.

 

What's the point of classing them as commercial vehicles? Were people circumventing the system and using smaller trucks to do big truck work? Or is it a safety inspection thing?

 

It’s a money grab thing. Their registration bill looks like my local property tax bill.

 

Our 4G connection still impresses me...











Yeah, I never got around to mounting the Pi-hole, but it's going to move soon anyway...

For anyone curious, the MoFi modem is broadcasting wirelessly, and the Nighthawk is set up as a repeater both wired and wireless.
I considered a wired connection to pass the traffic from the MoFi device to the Nighthawk, but this wireless solution allows me to move the modem to various parts of the house in case I need to get better 4G signal (which I've had to do a few times already).
The coaxial DOCSIS3 modem at the bottom is no longer used.

 

Most open bed trucks are used for delivery services, pest control, gardeners, pool guys etc.

 

But wouldn’t they be registered to a business?

 

Does this mean you have to pay commercial insurance rates too? This is crazy!

 

Not necessarily, a lot of us are independent contractors or companies require you to use your personal vehicle

 

Yes sir.

 

https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/dmv/detail/pubs/reg_hdbk/ch13/ch13_3

 

I would be driving a van for work.
Edit: or do they fuck you there too?

 

Well, I am obviously doing this completely wrong!!! I have a Verizon MiFi but we use that for our cellular security system and cellular security cameras only. We are hotspotting our phones to VPN to our offices.

My ping can be as low as that but my freaking speeds are shameful compared to that.

 

We're paying $150/mo (plus a one-time setup fee of $250) to get this internet.
We had cable through SuddenLink, but it would drop completely every night. This 4G connection is expensive, but reliable.