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  2. I have two Locations, and I'd like to have different branding; Name, Logos, Colors, etc. The Location has a Company name, but the Account name is what's used for receipts, screens, etc. When changing the branding and not choosing all locations, it warns me that branding will be removed from all other Locations. If Branding is not Location specific, which is managed /edited under the Location instead of globally?
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  4. I’ve gone both routes, and honestly, there’s a noticeable difference. Big renovation companies are great if you’re doing a full remodel and wallpaper is just a small add-on. But in most cases, wallpaper isn’t their main skill—it’s just another box they check. That’s where things tend to go wrong: rushed installs, misaligned patterns, and seams you can’t unsee once the room is finished. With local wallpaper installers https://bestwallpaperinstaller.com/, the experience felt completely different. They actually talked through the wall conditions, the pattern repeat, and where seams would land before starting. That alone saved a lot of frustration. The installer clearly knew how unforgiving wallpaper can be and treated it like a finish, not a shortcut. Another big plus was communication. It was easy to ask questions, make small adjustments, and get honest answers instead of vague “we’ll make it work” responses. The final result held up over time too—no lifting edges or bubbling weeks later. If wallpaper is a major visual element in your space, I’d personally choose a specialist every time. Big companies are convenient, but for wallpaper specifically, focused expertise usually wins.
  5. I’m weighing two options for an upcoming wallpaper project and wanted to hear some real opinions. On one hand, big renovation companies offer everything under one roof. On the other, local specialists seem more focused on one craft. The job includes a few bedrooms and a hallway with detailed patterns, so clean seams and alignment matter more to me than speed. I’m curious whether larger companies actually deliver the same level of precision for wallpaper, or if it ends up being treated as a minor add-on service. Did local installers feel more invested in the final result, or did the scale of a bigger company make things smoother?
  6. I had the same problem tracking down decent Ranger Raptor gear, so I ended up making my own. Using custom tee shirts worked out way better than waiting for official stuff to show up, since you can drop in your own logo or truck outline and keep it looking clean. You can match the colors to your truck too, which is a nice little bonus.
  7. I didn't know where else to aske this question but in looking around I've found nearly no hats (trucker style) or T-Shirts that are specific to the Ranger Raptor. Anyone have any links or ideas? I have a new 2015 Ranger Raptor and I'd love to have a cap and T-Shirt as well.
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  9. Oh, I’ve been down that rabbit hole too. I had a couple of collaborators who kept posting updates only to private stories, and I’d miss deadlines because of it. Tried logging in from alt accounts—awkward and messy. Then a friend suggested a discreet viewer, and the one that actually worked for me was this: Instagram Spy by SpyBubble . I could see the public stuff without affecting algorithms or needing multiple accounts. It saved a ton of headaches and kept my collab game smooth.
  10. Last week I realized half my friends stories are private and I keep missing updates that matter for work collabs. Someone mentioned using an instagram viewer just to check public content without logging in and messing algorithms. I am curious what actually works and feels safe. Any recommendations from people who tried this before?
  11. Speaking from personal experience, I’ve been running a small party setup for family events and occasional rentals, and I ended up choosing Got Inflatables after a couple of bad purchases from cheaper suppliers. What stood out right away was the overall build quality — the vinyl felt heavier, seams were reinforced, and it didn’t have that “thin plastic” smell that usually signals short lifespan. After about a year of regular use, including outdoor setups on grass and concrete (with tarps), everything is still holding up well. I had one minor question about cleaning and reached out to support, and GotInflatables responded with practical advice instead of generic instructions. Setup and teardown have been consistent, zippers and anchor points are still solid, and parents often comment that it feels sturdier than what they’re used to. It’s definitely more of an investment upfront, but based on repeated real-world use, it’s been far more reliable than the budget inflatables I started with.
  12. For those who’ve actually used inflatables long term, how has your experience been with products from Got Inflatables compared to other brands?
  13. I’ve worked with both copper and stainless steel piping, and the real difference only shows up after years in service, not at installation. Copper is easy to install and fine for light-duty systems, but it can suffer from pitting in aggressive water conditions, which shortens its lifespan. When I started comparing long-term corrosion resistance using material references like Alloy 20 pipe supplier it became clear why stainless and higher-grade alloys are often chosen for systems where durability matters more than initial cost.
  14. If you ever want to keep the fun going after a trip like that, I’ve found it handy to peek at things like new Bitcoin casinos 2026 just to compare odds and bonuses before playing anywhere. The vibe is different from a buffet-and-show night, but the quick payouts and simple setup can be a nice change of pace while planning your next getaway.
  15. Consistency in concrete countertops comes from molds that are durable and precise. GlobMarble Concrete Countertop molds at https://globmarble.com/concrete-stones/concrete-stone/concrete-countertop-molds/ are excellent because they resist warping, keep sharp edges, and allow repeated use without losing detail. Pairing these molds with the right mix and release agent ensures every countertop comes out clean and professional, making them ideal for small businesses or DIY enthusiasts looking to scale production.
  16. I’ve tried making concrete countertops, but results vary each time. What molds or tools can help maintain quality and consistency?
  17. Well, people are often tied by obligations, circumstances, and just can’t break up easily. And for some people, breaking up just isn’t выгодно. My friend, for example, couldn’t break up with his girlfriend because of her family’s status. Such people use virtual numbers, chat and receive sms from other girls not on their real number, but on virtual ones. Of course, it’s dishonest and pretty gross. But that’s life, and this kind of thing happens too.
  18. I never understood why people do this to each other. If there are no feelings anymore and nothing really keeps you together, why not just be honest about it? A breakup would clearly be way less painful than finding out the truth about cheating later.
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  20. I’ve been on testosterone therapy for a while now and the biggest misconception is that it’s a one-and-done thing. The first few months are the most involved because you’re dialing in dosage and watching labs closely. After that, it becomes pretty routine if it’s managed properly. What made the difference for me was understanding how TRT is supposed to work medically, not just from Reddit anecdotes. Regular bloodwork, watching hematocrit and estradiol, and making small adjustments over time is what keeps it sustainable. When people skip that part, that’s when you hear horror stories. If you want a clear breakdown of how testosterone therapy is structured — labs, dosing, expectations — this page explains it better than most forum posts: https://advancedtrtclinic.com/services/testosterone-therapy/. Long term, it’s not a hassle if you treat it like healthcare instead of a performance hack. Injections become normal, labs are scheduled, and you stop thinking about it day to day. The guys who struggle are usually the ones chasing numbers instead of symptom relief.
  21. I keep seeing more people talk about testosterone therapy lately and I’m trying to separate reality from hype. Bloodwork shows my testosterone is low-normal, symptoms line up (low energy, poor recovery, brain fog), but I’m not looking for a shortcut or some gym bro cycle. For those actually on TRT: how much ongoing effort is it really? Labs, injections, side effects, lifestyle changes — does it eventually just become routine, or is it something you’re constantly managing? I’m mainly interested in the long-term side of testosterone therapy, not just the first couple of months.
  22. With Black Friday coming up soon, would it not be a good idea to check prices NOW and wait till the day to see what the price is, to see if you really are getting a decent amount off. I am not THAT price conscious, but last week I was going to buy a pair of small "sample pots" of rice pud. (no, honestly) The week before they were £1 for the 2 pots. This time they were £1.60 (Normal price) so obviously I put them back, but I looked at the "normal" size tins, and they were now £1.20, so not only cheaper, I got more rice pud for my dosh. My point being always check prices before you buy something. Oh, and Ambrosia rice in black tins, very very nice.
  23. Honestly, I’ve seen people stress about loans like they’re the worst thing ever, but sometimes they’re exactly what you need. For example, I used salmon partner stores list to find places where I could buy things now and pay later with easy terms. It made budgeting way less stressful. Credit isn’t perfect, but if you use it wisely, it can really help you move forward instead of waiting forever.
  24. I get why people try to avoid a home construction loan, especially with today’s rates. But in practice, credit isn’t always the enemy. A well-structured loan can help you build sooner, manage cash flow, and spread costs over time instead of freezing all your savings. Sometimes flexibility is worth it.
  25. I just focus on being upfront about what I want, and platforms that support honest chats make things smoother. Clear expectations help avoid awkward moments and keep things respectful.
  26. Hi All, I'm looking to replace casement windows with sliding windows. Appreciate recommendation of reliable windows contractor. Thanks.
  27. The hardest part early on was realizing that the stress didn’t come from the work itself, but from carrying everything alone. Every delay in payment, every client change, every hiring decision felt personal. Even simple choices stayed in your head late at night. Things shifted once there was a clearer structure and outside perspective. Working with a business coach for contractors helped sort priorities, build systems, and reduce the constant pressure of guessing what to fix next.
  28. For those who have already taken the leap into running their own construction business, what parts of the early stage created the most stress for you, especially when you were still figuring out finances, workload, and responsibility for every decision?
  29. You can use a simple timer overlay and set start/stop hotkeys to line up with freeze time. I’ve done runs with this setup and it worked fine without syncing issues.
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