Colorado B.S. Thread

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/headstrong-off-road-forum-member-appreciation-give-a-way.659053/

I know some of you guys need a winch.

 

Haven't I seen that Jeep broken down beside the trail? Maybe on Red Cone? Ahh, heck, there are so many broken jeeps its hard to remember.

 

Like a Jeep grave yard...

 

entered. I'd love a winch

 

Been to Snooze once because we heard a lot about it. Not bad food, just not worth the wait or the price. Right down the hall, at least in Union Station (I think there's a couple of Snooze's?) is the Mercantile and they're excellent.

I don't think we've ever been to the Delectable Egg, maybe if we're ever allowed to go back to Denver we'll have to try that.

 

We have a first watch by us, been twice and have enjoyed both visits. You're getting what you pay for.

 

Snooze does make some good pancakes. Everything else is pretty standard.

 

trails open in may normally right?

 

Depends. Some are on mud closures these days until June, IIRC. The high altitude ones won't be. The rest is a crap shoot.

 

At this rate nothing will be opened in May.

 

yeah, that's what I was figuring

 

Last year, I never took my chains out of the rig because we had so much snow, you never knew what you'd come across while offroading early in the season.

 

im supposed to get married in May on 23rd we have a back up date but Still kind of sucks right now.

 

If you or someone you know has been impacted by this- I am praying for everyone!

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My invite must have gotten lost in the mail...

 

Coop has been practicing Social Distancing for a long, long time.

Probably recalls what you did at Golden Corral that one time to.

 

I blame Erie post office!

Still mailing out this whole covid stuff has kind of slowed this process down.

 

What else do you expect me to do when there’s a gravy fountain big enough that I can swim in it

 

On that note, anyone that has a small business or is self-employed should really be looking into the current federal grant/loan programs. One of the programs is the Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) that provides small business loans and also a grant of up to $10,000 with no repayment necessary. The other program is the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). This program essentially provides a loan to cover 2 months of payroll, and an additional amount to cover rent/utilities. If the loan amount is used as required by the guidelines, the loan is forgiven after the 2 month loan period. Two really good programs that most businesses seem to not be aware of. The EIDL application is currently open and the PPP application opens tomorrow for small businesses and sole proprietorships, and on the 10th for independent contractors and self-employed.

 

I've done nothing but work on PPP applications and pulling payroll data for the last two days.

Not done yet either...