PennSilverTaco's "Perfect 5-Lug Regular Cab" Build, Aspergers, and General BS MegaThread!

He will bark at and try to chase deer, but he is scared of Amazon packages...

 

I've never heard that term before, but yes, he is a total pusscake...

 

Yep I saw it. Looks sick.

 

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This is another floorplan I really like, even though the master bedroom lacks even one walk-in closet...

Country Style House Plan - 3 Beds 2.5 Baths 1242 Sq/Ft Plan #72-715 - Eplans.com

 

Actually it does have a walk-in closet, just not in the master bedroom...

 

Add a walk-in?

 

Where?

 

@Plain Jane Taco

Does your house have a walk-in closet in the master bedroom? What about a master bathroom with dual sinks, a big tub, and a separate shower? Whenever my parents buy a house, they always make sure it has at least one walk-in closet in the master bedroom, and a master bathroom with the features listed above. They literally never use the soaking tub, but they think it helps the resale value or something...

 

Needs more bedrooms to accommodate your Tacomaworld brothers.

 

There's 3 bedrooms; 2 in the basement and the master bedroom on the main floor...

 

I also like this one, to be honest...

Adobe / Southwestern Style House Plan - 4 Beds 2.5 Baths 2360 Sq/Ft Plan #72-603 - Eplans.com

 

Not enough. Need a mansion with a 7 car garage to host truck mod days

I see you’re getting the house itch. Things are just so damn expensive. Nice to have something to aspire towards though.

 

I have no idea why it's categorized as an "Adobe/Southwestern", because it's clearly a New England-style colonial...

 

My original plan was to live with my parents until I had enough money to for a down payment. After being stuck in the house due to the pandemic, I am now strongly considering splitting the rent on an apartment with a close friend of mine. One of the biggest things I argue with my mom about is maks-wearing. I am fully vaccinated, and I have autism-related sensory issues that prevent me from wearing a mask for long periods of time. My parents are also fully vaccinated, and both of them got COVID in late August 2022; I did not get COVID. The only place I go to that still requires masks is my therapist, and thankfully only in the waiting room; I straight up refuse to wear a mask anywhere but the therapist's waiting room at this point, and even then it is really starting to get on my last nerve. I got to car shows, I go to bars from time to time, and I'm just sick of sequestering myself. It has unfortunately become a tense topic between my mom and me.

So yeah, getting my own place where I can do whatever the fuck I want really sounds appealing almost three years into this goddamn pandemic.

 

@Just_A_Guy

In June 2013, my best friend rented a 1-bedroom/1-bathroom apartment with a full kitchen, washer/dryer, and central A/C. It was like $850. He finally moved out in June 2020 and moved back in with his parents because his rent was like $1,100 and he felt like he was throwing money away. He was able to pay his car off early as a result and is steadily saving up money for a down payment on a house. Around here, the cost per month of renting a really nice apartment is more than the monthly mortgage payments on a place of the same size, which is a really difficult pill for me to swallow.

 

I understand your desire to not wear a mask anymore. But I really don’t think it should be the hill you die on.

Make sure you are moving out for the right reasons. Renting a place is a pain.

$1100/month in rent is not a lot. Not at all. If you want to live in a nice place in a decent area, $1100 is a steal.

I’ve had many discussion with people telling me that rent should be $500 or so a month. Maybe for a shitty apartment. Or a decent one in 2010.

But saving that $1100 lets you save a lot of money. I could afford a Raptor on top of my truck without rent.