Manual labor has gotten a lot more expensive in the past five years and I’ve noticed a lot of extra services are getting reduced.

It’s not a thing here, even though that type of cleaning is easy to find in other places. You ask people about it here and they look at you like you have two heads.

That place in Allison Park was the only one I knew of and it’s gone. I think at this point, you either have to shell out for the detail or do it yourself unfortunately.

I would totally pay for that too. Hope somebody can help you.

The old place I believe it was $25 plus tip. Included full exterior wash and interior cleaning. Interior cleaning consisted of vacuuming, interior windows cleaned, and dressed the dash and jambs. Pretty simple stuff that I didn't mind paying $10 for.

Moved from NE NJ and all of the car washes have this option. It's actually the exact opposite of what we have here in Pittsburgh. Prices are the same and range between $20-30 for the exterior and interior.

I haven't seen that option anywhere. Out of curiosity, what was the price for interior cleaning?

Seems like it would be hard to offer a "kinda clean" middle ground between basic vacuuming and full detailing. I can imagine people complaining that their car isn't spotless after paying $10 or $20 extra.

I am also looking into this as Verizon was $80 a month to add another line. i was bummed to see the $90 eSIM fee as i went to check out. I came here to reddit to see there are any providers which have a more reasonable price for what seems to be a randomly generated code lol

At the bottom.

"FAA regulations prohibit passengers from drinking alcohol on board the aircraft unless it is served by the air carrier."

Ah I see. I actually got a farmhouse drop-in from Ikea, but it was wider than my sink base so I had to trim some material out of the neighboring base for the strainer. Then I used wall cabinets to make a coffee bar base with a bar sink, which also required some trimming. To me that seems like a reasonable amount of tweaking. So if you want everything to just fit by default that could be a problem. I still think they are very easy to work with and "customize" with relative ease.

I’d go to a different doctor then. A psychiatrist, for example, might be helpful, if you haven’t tried one already.

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That link is for checked luggage bro, not carry on

The latter, because I do get panic attacks in other situations. I communicate my needs- they still refuse. And I've only ever taken .25. It's incredibly frustrating.

Are you telling them that you want Xanax so you can chill on a plane once a year or are you telling them that you have anxiety and need some medication to help in crisis scenarios?

IKEA sink cabinets are built for IKEA sink widths which are annoyingly not any of the standard widths used elsewhere. The particularly limiting one is if you want a front apron “farmhouse” style.

Nice, no, my wife getts very anxious flying, a glass or two of wine calms her nerves. Thanks for the judgement call though

Thanks

I'm not sure what you mean by "heavy customization." Countertops all attach the same way. Sinks are just sinks. Either drop-in or undermount.

https://www.semihandmade.com/

Any drink? Like alcoholic drink? Or even a coffee or water??

Edibles.

5 or 6am at Penn brewery , I can’t remember

the Penn Brewery serves alcohol starting at 6am. I know this because I asked for a 22oz at 5:45am and they said I had to wait 15 minutes.

I second and third this! Love Kretchmar’s tortes

went there once as a buddy to someone with priority pass and tried to show the bartender my ID and she pushed it away and said “we don’t need your credit card, it’s all included”

ask your primary care physician to prescribe you qty 2 xanax or low dose valium/other sedative - one for departure, one for return. carry them in the prescription bottle and take after going through security.

this is actually a great deal haha