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And it turned on the EPC light. I was able to run something underneath the button and unstuck it, which turned the EPC light off but now I'm terrified to drive the car I bought 15 days ago.

Is it okay now or should I have it towed in to the dealer?

It's a 2020 Jetta I bought used from a VW dealer. If anyone else has had the same problem let me know please!

They're both $15k, the Jetta R Line has 42k miles and the Malibu LS has 32k

Ironically, my two back up choices are also a 20 Jetta SE with 55k miles ($16k) and a 22 Malibu LS with 54k miles($15K)

I had a Walmart one for 4 years then dropped it and cracked the plastic bowl, replaced it with a slightly more expensive one and it broke the first time I used it.

Does anyone have a brand they recommend?

Mine also has a whisk attachment and potato ricer but honestly I don't really use them.

I live in the middle of nowhere and had to drive 8 hours to get my hands on some, now I have a tray full of fresh leaves and I'm not sure whether it's better to dry them out in my air fryer or freeze them.

Does one last longer than the other, or does it lose potency dehydrated and make a waste of time and money?

My Godmother used to tell a cute anecdote about the tables of heaven and hell are both long buffet tables set with all sorts of foods, and everyone is given 6 foot long cutlery, in hell no one can get their food to their faces and starves and complains but in heaven everyone feeds each other.

I'm curious if anyone here knows where this came from and how old it is.

I know the company has been gone for years but I got 2 bottles before they closed and this one is almost gone.

I remember reading once that it was musk, vanilla, and some type of wood. If you remember it and know something similar please recommend!

I ain't do nuffin

I know it sounds weird but my S.O. and I have a ridiculously large collection of worn out patterned Stance socks and I'd like to turn them into a quilt. I'm sure it'll look a hot mess but it's for the sentimental value and so I don't feel so dumb collecting ripped socks.

I can hand sew and do repairs to clothes (including heel patches on those very socks) but I have never taken on a sewing project from scratch (since the simple felt stuffed animals I made when I was 10).

Unless I missed something most of the info bar was for machine sewing and I don't own a machine, am slightly scared of them, and don't feel like investing in one at this time.

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