$99 for two cases. I'm really tempted to buy some more. Had an mre for lunch today. Heater didn't work, so I had to eat it cold, but it was alright. Tacos! Well, sort of. It's the military representation of tacos. Just requires a little imagination! :^DI don't need more MREs, but I'm gonna keep an eye on the listing. If it drops to ≤$100, I might buy a couple more cases. Shit, at ~$4.20/meal, I could buy a few cases and give them to homeless people.
Ended up getting a 1kw power station. It's cheaper than the Kenwood I was looking at, and provides more power on paper, but it's a Die Hard™, and that means fuck all. Some company bought the name and made the box in China. I'm sure the Kenwood's Chinese too, but it's a real brand, and the company has skin in the game. so they'd hopefully make(tell the Chinese to make, and actually check) a good product, so their name isn't tarnished.That's a factor. I don't *need* a power bank atm, but it might be useful when the war starts. Not sure how to parse the metric fuckton of bullshit going on now, and don't know exactly what I need.
If you lived in Southern Missouri you would be endlessly ridiculed for having long hair. People would shout a word at you that rhymes with "maggot" at you for no reason, and then when they learned you were from Canada, you would be constantly told how much better America is than Canada and how you should go back to Canada and get out of here.I always thought it would be cool to live in a super small town like that, would have a really cool tight knit feel to it and probably super easy going. Probably super cheap living too, I can't imagine the taxes would be very high in a place with only a few 100 people. Ideally it would just be an unorganized township at that point really.
The entire population of Missouri dedicates their lives to making walnut bowls. There is a place there called "Branson" which is kind of like the uruk-hai spawning pits of Orthanc for country music.I have very little concept of "Missouri". It's like "Where is that again?" and "What do they do there?", but my gut feeling is it's just a misspelling of "Misery", and best viewed in the rearview mirror.
Ended up getting a 1kw power station. It's cheaper than the Kenwood I was looking at, and provides more power on paper, but it's a Die Hard™, and that means fuck all. Some company bought the name and made the box in China. I'm sure the Kenwood's Chinese too, but it's a real brand, and the company has skin in the game. so they'd hopefully make(tell the Chinese to make, and actually check) a good product, so their name isn't tarnished.
Still not sure what I'm gonna do with it. I have a gas powered generator, but the battery box would be easier to leave unattended. Maybe a major power outage. I could use it to power the fridge, and leave the gas for the sump pump. The solar panel I can use at work. It's highly questionable, but it is usable. Instead of buying a new battery for the gun, and swapping it out, I can setup a solar panel on the job to keep the battery charged. It's really only good for when I'm taking lots of shots, and the gun won't be moving, but it's a use, and I'll have it for other stuff. Solar is almost like magic. Free energy any time the sun shines, and even a little bit when it doesn't. It's like having an engine you can start up any time, that doesn't use gas.
When I moved here and got my license, the lady handed me the temporary one (no, they can't print them at the DMV here for some absurd reason) and said "Welcome to misery!"I have very little concept of "Missouri". It's like "Where is that again?" and "What do they do there?", but my gut feeling is it's just a misspelling of "Misery", and best viewed in the rearview mirror.
If I'm not mistaken there's no tariffs for Canada anymore but he flips flops so much I have no idea what's going on anymore. But might be worth checking to see if there's anything from here. Even if it was made in China, but ships from Canada, it would be a way around the tariffs I think?
But surely there must be some good systems made in USA?
As a side note I have been approached by the white van before, it was pretty funny and random actually, van just pulls up in front of me while I'm coming out of the grocery store. "Wanna buy a home surround sound system?". I said no thanks and they rolled off.