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Cake day: June 21st, 2023

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  • I have two Ender 3’s and they are good printers. It can take some tweaking to get things to print right but it has been a good printer for the stuff I’ve printed. Once you get your settings right most print jobs print without issue. It’s an easy hobby to get into without going broke and with some patients you can print lots of stuff for the house. I’ve print coat hooks and a hook to go over my shower door to hold a towel so I no longer have to get my towel wet. We’ve also printed party favors for kids birthdays. Also finding stuff to print has never been an issue lots of stuff is free and the files that do cost are always super cheap. Most of the stuff we bought was 1-3 dollars and you can print it as many times as you want so TCO is really low.




  • I had a job that put me on a plane at least once a week. Some weeks I would leave Monday for savannah and end the week in Colorado with stops in a few states along the way. Travel budgets were pretty good too so they weren’t super cheap on hotels but my preferred place to stay was residents inn because I usually got a full kitchen. My least favorite was Embassy Suites. The Embassy in Greensboro NC was the worst of them all. I got a room from them that had a soaking wet carpet and they all acted like nothing was wrong. You could hear a splash when you walked around.

    Going from constant stays in hotels to AirBnB it can be a bit of a shock. I’m not one to make the rooms messy and usually I put a do not disturb sign for the week because I don’t need them to constantly clean the room but I have never had a note left in my room telling me if I don’t take my trash out of the room with me I was going to be charged a fee. I’ve never had a hotel tell me I need to pull the sheets off the bed and from a few friends I’ve talked to their Airbnb’s have made them do that on a few occasions.

    When I stayed in the AirBnB there was a damn rules sheet for everything. Guests in the room? Fee. That one I understand a bit because of people renting Airbnb’s to throw parties but a fee if I don’t take out my trash? That’s stupid. The instructions to pull the sheets off the bed and “start the wash” or we would be charged. The washer was so small it was impossible to just start the washer. I wanted to be an ass and stuff it all in there but I didn’t want them to blame me for breaking the washer so I just let them charge me the fee and sent an email. It was an AirBnB in Fredericksburg Texas. With all that said yea I get it I’m some random person on the internet but there are videos highlight peoples experience with Airbnb’s shitty policies. I bet there are lots of fake experiences from folks trying to get clicks but these types of situations do happen. Maybe I picked a bad host and it’s not common but hotels have standards and staff for their properties. Some are shittier than others but for the most part the rooms are clean and service is decent.

    I don’t travel as often anymore only a few times a year now.



  • Good. I used to travel a lot and spent lots of time in hotels. I used AirBnb once. It was last year and it was a hotel room with chores and extra fees to do what hotels do. So on top of traveling and being away from home you get to pay to pretend you’re at home. My host had all these stupid cleaning and other requirements that was super annoying. The thing that really set me off was the 45 dollar fee if I didn’t put the blankets and sheets into the washer before I left. They didn’t fit in the washer so it was their way to get me to do laundry without saying I needed to do laundry.