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First of all, not an electrician, I think you guys are amazing, I work in health care. So the home inspector says: "Ungrounded outlets all over the house, but no worries, the GFCI covers it at the breaker."

I can't wrap my head around this, trying to buy this house but I think the contractor is taking us for a ride. Advice would be really appreciated.

Parents and 2 little kids; kid one to dad-why aren’t we in church?

Dad-we are In Church, Look at the temple. (Points to the mountain)

Me-love you guys.

New to SLC, just moved in, lots of moving boxes. Where can I drop them off for recycling? Or? Does anybody need moving boxes and paper? We have a lot. Be happy to meet or drop off if close to Cottonwood Heights. DM if interested.

Wife and I are moving cross county, we live in a sellers market and houses are flying off the MLS in our neighborhood. A good friend heard I was selling and asked if he could see the house before we put it on the market. I would love to do a private sale, skip the 6% and give him a break on the price. The house is in very good shape. Is this a good/bad/crazy/ novel idea? What are the trip hazards. My friend is a business man who understands contracts, I see this as a plus. We will do what the contract says... Would appreciate your experience.

Hello fellow commuters, does anybody do this on a regular basis? Your input will help with a real estate decision. Big gratitude in advance.

Man, this took a long time to write. I messed this thing up really bad and I need help. When I got the scooter, I knew it had sat for year with gas in the system. It turned to varnish. I pulled the carb. and took to the local scooter shop. I left all the hoses intact, took pictures, tried to keep it all straight. That was my first mistake.

I got the carburetor cleaned at the shop with some ultrasonic process, it looks great. I put the thing back in, hooked up the throttle cable and I have no idea where any things goes. There is a fuel pump just under the tank. I think some of the vacuum lines prevent fuel from pouring in when its not running.

Anyway, I could really use some help. Is ther