GA Tacoma Owners BS Thread

Self Employed! Don't make as much as others but I call my schedule! And I'm happy!

 

Maybe I'm confused...
I read it as your wife got off tomorrow.... I was saying you should ask who let her off.... Source of the problem sounds to me...or maybe my reading comprehension is public school catching up with me.

 

I get it.........Yes her employer is the worst in letting them know when they are off for the weekend. Usually find out Friday at 2:30! Go Dawgs!

 

hell with Florida!

 

................"Who let you off during hunting season? " Your Question not mine!

 

If you get kicked out and am afraid she'll find you at your camp... You can come escape to mine. I'm going in the morning.....maybe if you bring back some meat as a peace offering?

 

I believe I'm eating BBQ was the point. Have a good evening!

 

You can put bbq sauce on venison...

 

Not to be a Debbie Downer but one of my best friends past today from the Covid. Been in the hospital a month in ICU (at Emory) about 2 weeks. He was 64 and had COPD which is what got him. Please say prays for his grieving family. What a shitty day! Please pray for the Hipsley Family.

 

That sucks man Sorry for your loss.

 

I am sorry for your loss man.
Ya'll all stay safe out there!

 

Would y’all recommend getting a battery tender for AGM batteries if I’m only driving once a week or so? Or would it be unnecessary? Usually about 20 hwy miles during that one drive.

 

Many will say that you should, but I probably wouldn't.

 

If the vehicle is experiencing harder starts due to the cold weather than yes. But your description doesn’t warrant a tender. With that said, I drive all my rides at least once a month and they are all on Tenders. But they are also parked above 5500’, in which the cold spike is enough to degrade a batteries performance over time.
My trucks have a shit ton of wiring, almost 12 dedicated circuits a piece. Even though my wiring is (.)(.)s, I no I am going to have bleed off.

 

All I heard was (.)(.)s

 

Any of y'all ever hear of the South Carolina Adventure Trail?

https://scadventureroute.wixsite.com/website/about

 

Legal question for you guys.

We went through a car wash that took off the back bumper of the expedition. It has been repaired.

We submitted for diminished value. Their insurance company is requiring me to sign a release of liability in order to collect the diminished value. The document that they want me to sign is not factually accurate. I asked them to modify it and was told to sign the existing document and that no modifications would be made.

Can they legally withhold the claim until I sign a release of liability?

I told them that I didn't mind signing one, but that I wanted it to be factually accurate.

 

If you want to force them to update it, you will have to lawyer up if they're refusing. It's not worth it in this case.

I'd just sign the thing and enjoy the free money since the truck is already fixed.

 

There are rare times when we use a very similar form at my work. This basically makes it so that you can’t come back again after it is settled and paid for. I would say that as long as it says that a payment is being made in the sum of $$ in exchange for you signing it, I would just sign it. Obviously I don’t know all the details but from my experience, I have withheld until signed and if it goes to court it going to cost you way more than what you are probably getting.