1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I was talking about the 4R, but yeah I guess lets go with both

 

I have a brand new LG because my roommates were pissed we didn’t have a fridge when they moved in (I was diagnosing a compressor issues on a 2003 Kenmore) but I should’ve just let them deal with it because they’re terrible roommates.

Think I spent $800 on it for being a scratch and dent from Lowes or Home Depot. Selling it to the landlord for $800 when the lease ends.

 

Why sus? Looks pretty decent and has a reasonable price.

 

When i was with sears a large amount of my work was warranty work for LG fridges.

there was time ill swap like 20 compressors in a week

 

Just cheap asf

 

One of the big bosses from Denver just texted. Scared to read it

 

I'd at least look at it. Might just be a good deal that they are looking to try and do a quick flip on.

 

It’ll be atleast another month or two before I can start looking seriously. There’ll always be another one

 

I was with one of the other bosses, so I doubt it

 

Intern LVL 2

 

Ready for tomorrows commute?

 

This is why you get a gimp cage

 

Really? Ive been eyeing a stacked washer dryer combo unit from them. Made by GE. Its the older style, still mechanical controls I think. Its either gonna be from HD or bestbuy.

 

I wouldn't worry about something simple like that, you can service that yourself. Fancy fridges and stuff where you'll absolutely need the warranty, yeah pass. HD is awful; and switches companies to service their contracts every 10 mins

 

Yeah I wasnt gonna purchase any additional warranty other than what the mfg gives you. Hell, I dont even want them installing it.

 

I confess, the OneDrive/DropBox/Google Drive don't make sense to me.

Like, I know how they work, I just don't feel good using them.

SharePoint, on the other hand... does that make sense to anyone?

 

I’ve never heard of sharepoint

 

You're lucky

 

It's a Microsoft Office product that isn't Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or Outlook... so it's doomed to languish in obscurity. That said lots of business use it wrong.