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i know i'm dumb for waiting until the last possible moment. got an email saying the dr signature is too old

except my paperwork is dated april 17 and i submitted may 15. even if for some reason they count that as may 16, it's still 'within 30 days'

has anyone tried to appeal this sort of thing?

i am so sorry if this is a repost and the answer is obvious. i am using zero mods. i've restarted days multiple times but eventually went on hoping it would fix itself. tomorrow is night 3. i can stand in there from 5:00pm to 12:00am and the show never starts.

i swear i searched and maybe i suck at it but fairly soon into the game i am overloaded with wood (haha)! do i just make all the items i can with it? is it like fish bones where there are preferred recipes that you then sell? do i recycle them with duclaw for coins? do i refine them with gruffle? and then what?

tips on gameplay styles, links to walk throughs, favorite things about it?

not sure if this is allowed so i understand if it gets deleted

just. i've been following this sub for awhile, knowing i was in the market for a used car - then suddenly i was immediately in the market ("your mid 2k van that cost 3k needs a new engine"). everything i learned here helped me pick a really great 2010 Honda CRV that was super lovingly taken care of. i had only bought one car before (1999 chevy malibu, basically new, died last year at over 200k miles. it was a bad purchase tbh but it lasted me a long time. the earlier discussed van was a generous gift that wasn't my choice). i feel so much better about this purchase and that is 100% down to this sub. i really appreciate y'all.

Besides the common advice of buy all the Honda or Toyota you can for the money, what other options are good?

Looking for something roomy, not too low to the ground, husband wants AWD because of all the hills/dirt roads/ice. It seems like a lot of vehicles in our price range/recommended models from here are FWD. We are undecided on car vs SUV. Daily driving is minimal (work is 10mi away) but we do go on longer trips a few times a year.

I know this is super wide open, we very suddenly need to buy a vehicle and I'm feeling in the weeds about it. Reliability and safety are probably our biggest concerns. So where do we start? What should we absolutely avoid? If you were going to buy a $10-15k v