RC K9

^Thanks. Some good info. In TX it seems I don't need a license to sell unless I am acting as a 3rd party selling products that don't typically grow in TX like bananas and kiwi. Outside of that I should be good. I am looking at ways to do indoor aqua/aeroponics to grow fresh food year round, for my personal benefit, and finding ways to sell excess. Initial start up is expensive though to do anything significant since legal crops have a much lower profit margin. Building a room in a barn/shed isn't the expensive part. Insultation is like $100, and mylar reflective sheeting would be like another $100. Adequate lighting and accessories is where things get expensive. I have looked at Metal Halide/HPS and LED. Not all LED lights are created equal. The best ones out there that yield the best results are like $1800, (and I would need like 5 to do 100sqft). MH/HPS is cheaper, but requires a lot more equipment like cool tubes with fans and ducting, (they get hot), replacing bulbs every 6mo, (good bulbs are like $70/pop), ballasts, and use more electricity. I spent all weekend doing the math...it was pretty exhausting. My main drive though is picking the nutritious varieties I want that you cant find in store, and having them year round. Decisions Decisions. This setup would be a little over $5k...but man, is it neat.

Do any of you guys/gals sell your produce locally to either restaurants, grocery stores, at farmer's markets, or directly to consumers that come to your property? If selling to restaurants, what kind? Mom n Pop restaurants? High end? Hipster (for lack of a better way to describe what I am thinking of). What items do you sell the most of? What items seem to be the highest margin? On the flip side, do any of you own restaurants that buy fresh local produce, or at least make the decision to do so if you aren't the owner, but are a chef/manager? Don't want to come across as a d*ck, but I am looking for sound info based on actual sales/purchases, not "ideas" of how it could be done unless those ideas are back by experience.

82 in 65 in and of itself does not constitute a reckless op charge.

This. And...that wine cellar is a wet dream of mine.

Winnar Winnar Chicken Dinnar

Chuck's reasoning for not wanting him at HHM is flawed, as people DO change, (which has been demonstrated by Jimmy), and regardless of where Jimmy got his law degree, i'd say with this class action case, he has proven he is capable of being a good lawyer. I don't have an issue with Chuck not bringing him into HHM, but his reasoning is totally out of line. Screw Chuck. He can DIAF.

At least she had her seat belt on. lulz.

F. That.

Totally unrelated, but my buddy Rich, the guy in one of my kill stories, now puts down 1025whp in his GT500, and its getting dropped off in a week for even more upgrades. Built GT500's are the tatas.

As soon as she dropped the clutch and started ripping it up, I would have been like, "Ok girl, you obviously know what you are doing, so do your thing."

Me too. Have wanted one since I was 15...not gonna do it. Not with the way traffic/driver's are these days. I have to consciously exert effort in regards to not making phone calls or texting while driving, but this vid demonstrates exactly why I do so. Not worth it. Even bluetooth phone capabilities. Doesn't matter if both hands are on the wheel or not. I literally blew right through a red light while talking on the phone a few years ago even using bluetooth through my truck. By the grace of God there was no accident or citation, but at that point I told myself nope...no more. Personal call? It can wait. Work call? It can wait. Neither of those are worth someone losing their life over.

I found that rather amusing.

I figured that would be the general response. Because 'murica and liabaility and will sue for everything! That being said, there gets to be a point where one must analyze their conscience and ultimately do what's right, not what may get you in trouble. It's unfortunate we live in a society that puts people in such a predicament...do what's right and possibly have long lasting repercussions, or don't do what's right, let things play out, and much worse happens. And I agree, some drunk people can be dangerous...that guy, clearly was not. He could barely walk. Someone needed to walk up behind him, taser him, and have no witnesses as to who did it. There were better ways to handle that situation.

Keep it up man. I am in love with this build. My lack of ability to weld is one huge hurdle that holds me back from "advancing." Not that I would ever be on this level, but it is certainly inspiring.

Why not have physically restrained the dude from driving in the first place instead of just recording it?

Well, I just skipped over 3pgs of BS to say props on the car man. I wish I had you skill set. This thing is BA, partially due to it being budget.

Reminded me of Baxter from Anchorman.

this

geeze

Would $10k get you beyond the power, handling, and drivetrain capabilities of the Hellcat? $10k can disappear really quick.

Proffit FTW!

That was pretty awesome.

That was the intent. Congrats man.

The wife was diggin' that new hot bod of your's huh?