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I'll have to make that. I have no qualms consuming oyster sauce.

Everything looks great, but that bok choy looks delightful!

Hey, now you don't have to worry about it. On those wheels, anyway. I'm assuming your wheels are painted. Mine are bare, polished aluminum. I can't even really touch them up.

Yeah. I've tried making my own, and it was a disaster. Sun is good. Also less than half the price at the local Asian supermarket than they are on Amazon.

The Chanel "boyfriend watch" is very nice. Skip Chopard. Look at Hermes and Jaeger-LeCoultre.

No.

Hence why I said "In a year, when it doesn't make as much point to have every single speaker produced earmarked for a new product, the situation will change, because the value balance will shift."

They aren't equipped to deal with it, because they don't want to be. Apple does very little on whim. I would say that "we will send you a brand new one, post-haste" is going to make most people pretty happy.

Also, keep in mind that replacing the speaker represents a technician not using that time to repair an iPhone, a product with both a much higher revenue yield, and a much higher breakage potential.

Just a strong understanding of computer repair logistics and part pipelines, and a strong understanding of the way Apple does business at the retail level. If it were cheaper for them to have parts and do the repair, at this point in the product's life span, they would have had the parts, and would have done the repair. In a year, when it doesn't make as much point to have every single speaker produced earmarked for a new product, the situation will change, because the value balance will shift. Apple believes very strongly in "just in time," and sometimes "just in time" means "not at all; here have a new one."

That is so not why they are sending you a new computer. They have studied it out, and it is cheaper for them to get you a new machine, then repair it and put the old one into the refurb store, than it is to have a technician take the whole thing apart, on site, and replace the speaker.

Well that's too bad. Check Prestige Time and True Facet. They likely won't have as low a price.

ramen with ramen eggs and crispy tofu. garlic miso based broth. some carrots and spicy chinese pickles tossed in at the end.

Send them an email and see if they can order for you, instead of just waiting for stock to return, if this is time sensitive.

I know. I think there is a very good chance I can make it, though it's difficult to say for 100%, given how far out it is.

That first kiss of death didn't seem to work, so you're right; I should try again.

Is that good oh shit or bad oh shit?

I could also be in.

You realize I'm not a vegan, right? I eat plenty of eggs and dairy. I replaced the chorizo with a vegetarian chipotle "sausage." You'd never know it wasn't chorizo.

2017 ain't much better than 2016.

The warranty will almost certainly be up before the watch needs anything that would be covered under warranty, and Omega will probably honor the warranty anyway. Jomashop also warranties their own items, but you have to send to them directly for their services. I had a couple watches from Joma, and one required service about 9 months after I bought it (bad hairspring, manufacturing defect). It was a painless process, and was relatively quick for a watch repair.

If you don't care about grey market, Jomashop is great. They can typically order what you need, though wait times may vary.

You should see my wheels. In my defense, 99% of the curb rash occurred in my first couple days of owning the car.

I've had a fuck ton of vegetarian shit. I think I'm gonna be 5 pounds up, tomorrow. :-/ Roasted garlic mashed potatoes. Portuguese baked eggs. two kinds of beets, both of which were heavy on the butter. Bread. Cheese. Butter. Wine. *ugh*

It might Probably because of the use of silver-plated internal gnomes.