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I am in Seattle and want to hire a licensed electrician by the hour, and am finding it to be way harder than it should be. To get an electrician on a time and materials basis you either have to trust the recommendation of some rando on nextdoor, or you have to go with somebody who is not licensed on taskrabbit, of you need to call some company to bid on your job.

What I want is to go on a platform like taskrabbit, search on “licensed electrician”, then find somebody I can pay maybe $150 an hour to help me out. Instead all you see is unlicensed guys there for under $100 an hour. Platforms like Thumbtack are all about companies wanting leads so they can bid on jobs, so you can’t find pay by

Both ranges seem reasonably well built, have similar weight, plenty of capacity and power, are reasonably quiet in operation, well reviewed generally, have 3 prong electric compatibility, have more features than we'll ever use, and will cost about $2000 when on sale for labor day. We can't decide which to go with.

Here are key advantages of the GE PHS930YPFS:

- Display angle: The GE PHS930YPFS has excellent upward facing controls and display. Anybody taller or older is going to greatly prefer it to the LSIS6338FE, which has a display that is slightly angled up but requires you to get on your knees (or use an app) to do a lot of stuff.

- Storage drawer: The GE profile PHS930YPFS has an e

Since the playoffs expanded in 2020 the results for #1 seeds have been:

• 7 out of 10 made the conference championship
• 5 of those 7 made it to the Superbowl
• 1 of those 5 won the Superbowl, the 2022 Chiefs

The #1 seed gets a bye, gets homefield, and gets to play the worst ranked team that wins in the wildcard round. Those advantages are huge leading up to the Superbowl, but evaporate once there.