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Slothdozer

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r/coasttocoast•

So much for the open lines last Friday

There were only 13 callers... When only about 40% of 2 hours is dedicated to actual calls I dont think you can call it open lines. That gets even smaller if you dont count the regulars.

I know the station and C2C has to make money but over an hour of the 2 hours is dedicated to ads, self promotion/talking to the producer, Georges canned repeat interview, and the extended outro. George could easily have fit in 4 - 5 more callers.

They need to implement some kind of limit to how many times you can call in, I have no issue with people wanting to call in more often but some of these callers seem to get on almost every night and George needs to stop with the canned interviews which I can only

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r/lawncare•

Need help identifying this weed

https://imgur.com/a/43C4VoI

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Im having trouble figuring out what this could be, I've tried a couple of different herbicides with mixed results. I live in North East Florida and I have a St. Aug & Centipede mix lawn.

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I included a picture of a group of the weed and a close up of one that I dug up.

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r/electricians•

Outlet wire question (DIY)

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I am replacing some of the old outlets at my home and most of the old outlets are backstabbed so I end up just cutting the wire off of the old outlet and I am reconnecting the wire to the new receptacles using the side screw terminals, Most of the outlets have the usual 2 black, 2 white, and a ground wire.

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My question is can I take the 2 black wires and cut a 3rd separate piece of wire and then pigtail* the 3 together and then I would just have to connect 1 black wire to the receptacle? (I would want to do this with the white wires as well) The reason I am asking about this is because since the receptacles were mostly backstabbed they typically don't have

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