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I came to the same conclusions as you, and I find I'm buying more stuff at Target and the grocery store and far less at Costco. I used to get cat litter at Costco for around $12 for 42 pounds, but nowadays it's closer to $18 for 42 pounds, so what's the point? I renewed my membership earlier this year and I think that was out of habit more than anything, because I haven't been there in weeks.

I totally relate 😂

I wonder if this applies to the 1/4 jack instrument in. I'm trying to see which is the best bang for buck for guitars. The priority being the total roundtrip latency for the least amount amount of live monitoring latency. I had a Focusrite Solo 1st for the longest time that had decent latency performance. Shouldn't be too much of an issue now that I own an i9 Ultra equipped laptop but still I'm curious

I don't sell things, I just give them away

5th gen sounds like my NT-USB, 4th gen sounds superior.

Generally speaking calories in calories out holds true. There’re some more complicated things that occur when you loose weight. It primarily can be chalked up to individual differences which can be pretty significant. Peoples bmr can be drastically different sometimes. Carbohydrates get a bad wrap. It’s just easier to over eat carbohydrates as opposed to protein. Finally, building muscle through strength training is super important for long term success. You’re spot on man. Another issue many get incorrect is that they burn far less calories through exercise than they think. Many of these fitness trackers are to blame. However, these trackers can still be a tool if this is known.

Can you expand on why the Rode NT1A isn't good? I have had it for a long time, bought it used for much cheaper..

The most gullible fools are the patriotic ones who get suckered by nice patriotic stories and scammed into paying exorbitant prices. A notebook can be stapled or bound in Country A and be labelled as Made in Country A. But the papers and covers could be mostly made somewhere in Asia. Americans are so easily fooled by other Americans🤣🤣 Thats how you guys returned home from Iraq and Stan in body bags while the other clever Americans who sent you there to die, have bought properties overseas and enjoying a great life👍

Did you have to rinse and put it in the dryer or wait 24 hours or so for it to expand on its own?

Just bought two of the wiha sets one for 1/8 drive hex bits and screwdriver and other for the ratchet one with blue 1/4 bits. But for me I will always stick to my Ifix it mako set.

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What about portable battery?

I was expecting something music related, but I ain't complaining! I need more of these!

We usually just buy vodka, monster, paper plates/towels and shit we can freeze.

Why buy for yourself only? Buy for yourself and some friends and equally distribute the cost.

Nice. I don't mind some non-perishable things in relative bulk (8 rolls of paper towels or 500 qtips), but I agree about the food. Costco bulk is great for families with kids, but that's not me. 90% of the time I go to Costco is for the gas. 5% is for the flu shots. 5% for the rest.

Costco is great for certain items: paper towels, frozen food, laundry detergent, etc. stuff that doesn’t go bad and you’re bound to use up eventually.

If your using a dark warmer mic. Use the 4k option. Between the 2 interfaces i would go with the SSL. They use Panasonic parts inside.i have Panasonic stuff from Japan from the 80's that still work till this day. Back in the 80's 90's the FAD was sony. But Panasonic quality was way better than Sony. You can fact check this by looking up vintage radios from the 80's. Panasonic is still around. That's why SSL went with Panasonic for quality and longevity.

1) Nobody weights your hand luggage. 2) Use metrics. At least stick to a one scale. 3) There are cabin size wheeled bags. So backpack is not the only option. 4) When it comes to picking a backpack, there are so many aspects like the shape, quality, practicality etc. Weight is the least concern.

I discovered something new today: the Mossy Oak 12-in-1 tool is compatible with Wiha double-ended bits. Normally, I use the Mossy Oak tool with my bike setup, typically employing the 1/4 inch extender. However, by accident, I inserted a hex bit into the socket, and surprisingly, it worked. Curious, I tested other Wiha bits and found they worked too. A couple of years ago, during a sale at a local Wiha distribution center, I purchased some insulated screwdrivers and bits at half price. These have proven useful in my bike repair kit, where I continue to use the Mossy Oak tool.

Klein does a metric version of their flip sockets now (new in 2024).

i got a sm7b bc i got a hard on for it. idk what it is, somthing about it is so sexy. maybe that its so good for making music or the look or just the sound. idk but i love it and i would never get rid of it. lets say i buy a new mic, im always keeping my baby sm7b

I sell a Mje k47H for 450 €. Best deal you can find.

Thanks for the tip on Country Knives. They have several discontinued models. I wanted to add that the Walker is currently sold by Victorinox for $35 in rounded tip form. They call it My First Victorinox H. It has the saw, knife and combo tool and weighs 1.6 oz. The knife has a sharp blade but a rounded tip.

I dont trust protein powders/shakes anymore. Supposedly they dont really have the stated amount of protein, what they do is measure another chemical to know how much protein is in it, but now they can affect that chemicals count without adding the actual protein. Love all your vids btw ❤️‍🔥

how about the Behringer UMC22?

Your channel is so interesting, shame the algorithm has no idea how to push it

Agreed; theyre delicious. Fairlife's regular chocolate milk is absolutely phenomenal

Hey for an untreated area (my bedroom) should i get Rode VideoMic GO II or fifine k688?

This gets really fascinating when your time gets more valuable. Let’s say you value your time at $2000 an hour. If you apply that you do things like throwing out your socks rather than washing them. I have never returned an item, even if they sent me the wrong item, it’s just not worth my time. If I don’t enjoy it, and it’s not paying me my hourly value of my time, I simply don’t do it. I don’t negotiate with people, I ask the price, if I like it I buy it, if not, I don’t engage further. This is culturally a problem for a lot of people but not for me (or Warren Buffet who I will note his hourly time value is a multiple of the hypothetical above). The transaction costs are just not worth it once you get to a certain point. This is why you see rich people doing things like throwing out valuable items. It’s not worth the time. You can make more money, your time is finite.

love you bro!

Love you bro lol

Hi, please help me choose, which one of those XLRs will be the best for UA-cam ? I have Scarlett solo 3rd gen 1) rode nt 1 signature edition 2) Audio Technica AT2035 3) Blue Ember

I bought this to replace a SE V7 which I didn't like because of the boxy low mids. The pros: nice clean low end and overall clear sound, great proximity effect that's not too boomy, looks pretty cool. Cons: handling noise is AWFUL, also it picks up more room noise than I'd like for a dynamic mic. If you're buying this for streaming you absolutely need a shock mount. Also you really need to keep about an inch away from the mic otherwise it'll sound thin.

My body is 70% fairlife core power

I've gone to garage sales since I was a kid and now as an adult, still enjoy it even tho I rarely buy anything. I've noticed people will take all the time to set up and price their items and then attend the sale for 12 hours over two days when all their items combined are under say $100 bucks. I don't get it. Why not just donate it and move on with life. Also anyone can come see everything you own in your garage. All for $100 bucks if you sell everything? That's well below minimum wage.

I have a 3rd gen 4i4 and have been very happy with it. Build quality is solid, zero issues. Korg M50 and Shure sm58 going into it.

Wiha is higher quality compared to others. That said, it depends on what one wants in the tool.

In my country the return phase is 24 hours.

Motu M2 or M4 kicks the shizz out of focusrite quality

Moving blankets are amazing. My 3rd floor attic office has no doors, and my fiancés office is on the second floor right in front of the stairwell entrance to mine. Her voice was very clearly bleeding up into my office and becoming a huge distraction for me while I worked. I got some moving blankets off amazon and got them sewn to fit on curtain rods. I put two at the bottom of the stairwell and two at the top. Now I can't hear her working at all as long as I keep my headset on!

i would I love you to test so we can judge according to the sound anyway

I buy the 50c ones at Walmart, the same ones cops use. People are a bunch of divas. It's a god damn notebook for drafts.

Ok, I was new and started out with a Blue Yeti. I'm happy overall with it, but I have a problem with my recording. I think my ear is getting better trained because I am hearing a low static hiss in the background, but only after I edit my recording. Is it me, over-editing? Or is it the Blue Yeti?

Now do one where you consider the price please :')

I appreciate your insightful perspectives and hot takes on various topics-they're always intriguing. Please consider the following thoughts: Many store-bought first aid kits often contain either too much or too little of what you actually need. My recommendation is to divide them into 2-3 smaller kits, then add stuff. In most cases, band-aids are primarily for comfort or are used in multiples (I once applied eight bandages to cover a wound). Keep the First aid book with the kit, when people are stressed they forget basic stuff and having a book can calm the. It's crucial to know how to properly use the items in your kit. IMO, most people who carry tourniquets or Israeli bandages lack proper training. Incorrectly using an Israeli bandage rarely worsens the situation; however, a tourniquet can have the opposite effect. If you can't apply a tourniquet to yourself, there's little need to carry one; an Israeli bandage, hand pressure, or both should suffice. One critical item absent from 90% of first aid kits is a small bottle (50-75ml). Such a bottle can be invaluable for treating eye injuries with a quick squirt of water, or for flushing out deep cuts and animal bites to cleanse them effectively. I personally keep a small empty bottle handy and fill it with water as needed.

Anyone here reading this can sponsor me one hard drive and one Zoom M3 to help me work on my first book and also level up my UA-cam video? I will craft a logo of your needs in return, I tried to seek for logo design work but can't land any, if you can help out, I will be really appreciated, please let me know if it's possible! :-)

If you don’t mind, please quit moving it around so much your camera can’t focus. I do like tonight though.