Lol you bitch




I was an operator until this past winter. 5 years in the field was enough. I don't see how some of these guys do it in their late 50's after 35-40 years as an operator. It's good enough money to keep them in it though.

I can't even argue to say I'm not. I'll take this new career path over my previous any day of the week. Much lower stress, untouchable working conditions, and my worst day here is still a million times better than the best day working for someone else.

Would kill to stay at 68 degrees. It's what I keep my office at since my woman is a skinny chick who gets cold at 75 degrees.

Not that I'm fat or anything but I generally like to be cold

I like it between 68-70 and my wife prefers it between 65 and 90. You can walk into her office and get frost bite in the morning and in the afternoon its a damn sauna...

I wish mine liked cold air. Can't even turn the AC on in summer without her bitching

Haha fortunately my woman like it cold but with a blanket.

I like it cold. Because we do offset/screen print in the same area I'm in. the room is also climate controlled. Not sure on exact temperature or humidity level but I'd imagine it's about the same as yours.

This post was edited by chappy0691 on Jun 28 2015 12:16pm

Since I'm pretty newb at cars.

What's the best upgrade I can do to my ricer for better fuel economy?

2012 civic coupe

probably just a tune. Some will say throw a CAI, but I'd also like to see some data backing up those claims.

IMO leave it stock and use the money you would spend on mawds towards gas lol

I don't pay for gas:)

And no mommy and daddy don't pay for anything

This post was edited by Trollin on Jun 28 2015 05:54pm

Nothing. Learn to hypermile and save your pennies.