1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

yeah, I bet, having the freedom to make all of the choices on a new build also comes with the looming fear of picking the "wrong" things

when will it be done?

 

Good for you, take the money and run. I just had an engineering student accept an internship from me for $16.50 this summer. Boy is gonna work.

 

Ooof.
I’m looking forward to learning, nervous that I’m too dumb for this, and that I’m working with people that I’ve known forever

 

Yur smaarter than you look. You gots it.

 

That’s not saying much though. People ask me where my handicap pass is all the time

 

You're fulfilling an internship. Friends/family or otherwise, I'd sure hope they understand you have no idea what you're doing. Slap that green hard hat on proudly and go fuck some shit up on someone else's dime. That's literally what interns do.

 

I'm need to find a brewery I can intern at for beers

 

haha doesn't sound so bad to me.

My buddy got into brewing last year. A couple weekends ago I went over and he showed me how to brew. We made a hazy IPA. Not sure how it's gonna turn out

 

They said they can’t wait to fire me haha

 

Hazy is my go to right now. They're like a Blue Moon on steroids.

 

Got a Belgian Trappiste on tap for tonight, looking forward to that one

 

Well, $300 later I get a diagnosis that my cat is obese and needs ear infection meds

Fat cat with a cone of shame, poor guy

 

Next time I'll tell you whoever you want is fat for $50

 

Hm, this could get kinky fast

 

So that's the shitty thing, it's delayed and build won't start until July.

That leaves us to have a conversation later about when I'll actually leave Salinas then.

Good news; don't have to pay extra to terminate my lease.

Bad news; could push move in date into the holidays, which means working here a few months longer than I wanted, means living here longer, and whatever else.

Idk we'll see.

I may just want to move anyway and stay somewhere closer out there temporarily.

 

There is a huge shortage/markup of building materials right now, and a labor shortage of guys in that field. I wouldnt be surprised if there arent more delays.

2 years ago I could get a modular home for around $110 per sq.ft. Now its around $160-$180...