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c/legal-advice•

dylan708•4mo ago

Need a solid attorney for a car accident claim

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c/cosmetologists•

dylan708•6mo ago

Had a client's hair start smoking from a cheap flat iron at a wedding gig in Tempe. I'm not kidding.

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c/chefs•

dylan708•6mo ago

A line cook in Portland once told me 'salt is a feeling, not a measurement'

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c/abq-home-repair•

dylan708•6mo ago

Warning: My 'quick' window screen fix in Albuquerque took all weekend

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c/chefs•

dylan708•7mo ago

My garlic peeling fail led to a kitchen hack I swear by now

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c/foundry-workers•

dylan708•7mo ago

Vent: I used to skip the mold wash step to save time

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6mo ago

Remember when we used to mix foundation shades by eye in the back room?

Faster checkout means less time to change your mind.

6mo ago

My neighbor said I should only grow native plants but I went with a mix instead

Native plants can still be tough and look good! It's all about picking the right ones for your spot.

6mo ago

Hit exactly 100 trips to the hardware store on one kitchen remodel

Yeah, I read something similar the other day and it totally clicked for me too, @sageellis.

6mo ago

My credit union in Boise showed me a free tool that boosted my score 40 points

Dylan Murray

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Just here for the discussions.

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Wait, isn't Experian Boost only for your Experian credit report? I used it too, but it only raised my score with Experian. My other scores from Equifax and TransUnion didn't change at all. It's good, but it's not a fix for every credit report.

6mo ago

Showerthought: I just learned the average 19th century bookbinder used about 6 miles of thread a year.

That's a wild number... reminds me of my grandma who used to quilt. She'd keep all her empty wooden spools in a big jar, and by the end of a big project it was like a little graveyard of thread. Must have been miles of the stuff over the years.