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Okay, those here on H1B visas are tougher than people born here. Got it.

You implied that people born in the USA are lazy compared to those here on H1B Visas. I gave an example of a group of people I know, who were born here, and who most definitely weren't lazy. You replied that the people you're referring to aren't business owners. The only thing I can deduce...

So what?

At one time I belonged to an organization of young business owners. All of whom were born in the USA. Most of them started their own business with money they had saved from working for others, and an idea. Pretty much every single one of them were workaholics. They missed weekends, birthdays...

Head a hundred or so miles further south to Kent, and I'll leave a couple passes at Will Call. Bring your earplugs.

That sounds eerily similar to my dealings with the VA. Utter incompetence.

Was it this outfit? https://www.mobilerecallteam.com/ So whether this person who approached you was legitimate, I have no idea. But there IS a real service that does this.

Nah, I doubt I'd be included in that statistic. As I pursue my main hobby as a consulting business. So as far as .Gov is concerned, I'm still working. I consider it just a hobby, as I don't need to do it, and could quit (and have stepped away for years at a time in the past) at any time.

GenX, and have been retired for 23+ years. I know a bunch of GenX who are retired also. There's still not enough time in the day for all the things we want to do. Currently in Kent, WA for the main hobby through the weekend.

I have the Dunlop Q5 on two sportbikes, the Q5S on two sportbikes, and the Roadsmart IV on the sportbike I use as a touring bike. Based on my experience with current Dunlop offerings, I have no doubt the Trailmax Mission is a good tire.

The Suzuki LJ10 was sold here in the States. It had a 359cc Mitsubishi two-cylinder, 2-stroke engine. Before that there was the Subaru 360, with it's 356cc two-cylinder 2-stroke engine. There was also the Honda 600, and several of other small cars with engines under 1 liter.

I think that's on the low end, and as you said more than fair. I get the impression from your posts over the years, that you are very thorough in your A/C repairs. Don't sell yourself short.

Sardines?

What do you consider "off road". Are you talking smooth gravel/dirt roads, or something requiring good ground clearance and low-range?

Well, I've seen cams in worse condition... But those posted by the OP are ones I wouldn't choose to use.

You didn't mention them as an option, but recently I got the chance to try out a bunch of SCAG mowers and other equipment. Their zero-turn mowers really work well, and can do so quickly.

Well, you aren't dead yet. I say make the most of your life. I had three close calls with braindead drivers today while on the Motorcycle. I wasn't speeding, and they would have seen me if they could tear their eyes away from their *#%$*^# phone for even a second. Am I going to let it ruin my...

Well there you go. This is your opportunity to fix it and paint it right.

Where's your copy and pasted graph showing the power just absolutely shooting skyward on mineral oil? Ahh, here it is. 😆

It was and is considered a very nice area. This was down in the city with lots of liberal elitists who think it's okay to sneak around and vandalize if they think they can get away with it. The only difference is now Tesla's have cameras which catch them in their cowardly acts. This was during...