South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

Crazy in so many ways!

 

well in that case, why aren’t you flipping it right now? With inflation you could probably get $20k

 

I pay 49.99 for the 1.75s. I think his 750ml is 31-32 bucks. He holds a bt and Eagle rare for me every paycheck haha.

 

The feds frown apon reselling, although it happens every day in the bourbon world, hence the secondary market.

 

They frown upon many things, but I’ll stop there and save myself from going to TW jail.

 

What’s the over/under of earthquakes during the winter storm?!?

 

Fixed it for you

 

X2

 

Any 2022 4dr Offroad Tacoma’s on the lots anywhere down there? I’ve been looking for a new truck for a month & have been told by 5 different dealers it could be anywhere from 2-6 months to get one.

 

All over the place in the Charlotte area.

 

I’ll check it out online, most of the trucks I have been finding down that way on the lots are all prerunners . Thanks

 

Mike Johnson Toyota in Hickory NC had 4 last weekend.

 

Hey guys... I know I don't post much but I wanted some of yalls opinions. I live in the Greenville, SC area (Powdersville specifically) and I'm scheduled to work starting at 0700 Monday morning at my job 9 miles away. With all the snow/ice we're to get sunday night, do you guys think I'd be fine to drive through that Monday morning, or should I just spend sunday night at my work? I have an '08 DCSB 4x4 and 265/75R16 goodyear wrangler duratracs with a decent amount of tread.

At this point, the only stretch I'm worried about is 3.5 miles of residential road that my subdivision is on. Then I can make it to a divided highway, then the interstate, which happens to end right where I work. I've driven through snow before, but what worries me is the forecasted ice accumulation. I don't mind driving 35 mph the entire way there. But I just don't know if I'm getting in over my head, given that my area rarely has a snow/ice event like this. I appreciate any input anybody has.

 

Air down to 20psi, put in 4H, and take it easy. Too much throttle will get you stuck or in a ditch.

 

I grew up in pa and have 30 years of winters up north. Snow is fine, ice is no joke. You have zero control on ice no matter if it’s 4wd, tires, chains.

That’s a tuff call but I can tell you I wouldn’t even attempt it if we are gunna get the amount of ice they are calling for.

 

Get some weight over your rear wheels too.. cinder blocks, couple logs, something. Snow, you should be ok... But like they said.. ice is no joke.. zero traction no matter what you do.

 

I appreciate yalls input. I took a drive earlier today down the road my subdivision is on, paying attention to the curves and hills and what not. Lots of places where I could land myself in a ditch. If I was working tomorrow, I'd probably take the chance, but I don't think I want to on Monday morning. I think I'll spend the night at the hospital on Sunday. Thanks guys.