Get a cheap clothing steamer wand. Hit the edge enough to peel it with a razor blade, enough to grip it. Then slowly pull with the steam wand between the glass and tint. Steam releases the adhesive easily. 100% do not listen to anyone telling you to just peel it with a razor blade.

Yes, there was a huge processed potato shortage for almost a year. Frozen potato section at the grocery stores was always empty.

Removery out towards Short Pump, but only dealt with the the last two places they used to be called. Tl;dr when they opened I got a couple free sessions in exchange for advertising, but they tried to strong arm me into an expensive payment plan after the first one. Whoever owned the place found out, fired everyone and hired all new staff. Whatever they were called last reached out, apologized and offered me in writing as many free sessions to remove as I wanted. Followed through on it and never tried to sell me on anything after that.

Throwing this out there as well before someone inevitably asks. The pico removal is a breeze. Quick and fairly painless, you can feel it but not anywhere as bad as getting tattooed is. Older lasers are brutal. Had to go through that to get some red out of the tattoo. Needed two more sessions of that one and never even bothered after the first lol

Trying to give anything away for free tends to be more hassle than it's worth. I've had way better luck listing stuff for a $100 and just not giving a shit about how much I actually get. The people who browse for free stuff all day long are delusional. The people willing to pay $100 generally are less hassle to deal with.

Craiglist for cheap, someone will come get it for beer fridge or rental.

North Carolina would like to have a word with you.

Generally, more than you would think. Even a sober person can put up a surprising amount of fight when fight or flight response kicks in.

Vividly remember it taking like 6 adults to hold my brother down to get bloodwork when he was 5 or 6 and that was while having significant medical issues. He was just that terrified of needles and his flight or fought response was a lot even for being a little kid.

That said, I just don't see any real fight coming from the victim here. Movement looks minimal and the LEO response obviously wildly over the top. Don't see how anyone could justify their actions.

Not sure I agree with charging the medical staff though. It's not really reasonable to expect them to have intervened. Morally maybe, but they could just as easily end up dead trying to stop the police here.

They have a monopoly in large parts of the state, but there are co-op power companies throughout the state as well. Powhatan and Prince George both have co-ops that I can recall offhand, but they're not the only ones.

You know what, I'm going to be even more reckless.

Suspiciously good day so far. Got an early Friday and the owner of my company randomly gave me an unasked for 10% raise this morning. Very much suspect I'll get hit by a bus or struck by lightning before the day is over lol

They don't even count as wings.

Could see another towing company contracted to nearby private lots going outside their scope and pissing Seiberts off enough to call in favors. Seems more plausible than the city finally going after Seiberts.

I don't care how much I trust anyone, if it's not in a prescription bottle they get legitimately I'm not trusting it. Way too much sketchy shit out there now.

https://www.ashlandva.gov/184/Taxes

Cigs. hotels, vehicle "license" fees. We pay additional taxes for all our tools at work as well.

Never said they were higher than Richmond city. Also wasn't referring to just home or auto property taxes. Ashland has all kinds of extra taxes on things other than just property.

Unless you're in with the college crowd there I'd imagine it would suck in your early 20s. I work out there and it would be a great place to live, but for a small conservative area they sure do like their taxes. You name it, they've got an extra tax on it on top of the county taxes.

Fallout used to do them on Mondays, but idk if that's still a thing. Haven't been in there in years.

McCormick's definitely does it still. If you go in later in the week they usually have a running list of what's going to be played on Sunday on the chalk board over the bar, left of the register if you're facing it.

Anywhere without actual signage or with walls covered in shitty flash sheets.

There's like a 1-2% vacancy rate in the city right now. Get what you can get, there's not exactly options.

I'm fine with the ups and downs, but tired of it being nice all week then shitty on the weekends. Why can't we get a sunny and 65 Saturday.

https://richmond.craigslist.org/pts/d/henrico-2001-chevy-suburban/7583269082.html

2001 4WD Suburban - $2500

See Craigslist post for details.

Like to get rid of it before the end of the month, otherwise it's getting the drivetrain pulled and the rest scrapped before I have to pay another month of insurance on it.

It's not, but the tax rate, assessments, and whether or not they provide relief on the increases are.

Didn't help they were openly doing it at their legit business either.

I mean the city does bulk pick up every two weeks and tells you flat out you can leave bulky items out for that specifically. Doesn't include appliances, auto parts, or construction material though.

Worked with them on the building side, not as a buyer. Pretty middle of the road for tract homes.