Depends on the state

It all depends on what you are looking for.

Anker is the only brand I use anymore for chargers and cords.

I'm fairly hard on clothes, I expect most things to wear out. Carhartt pants stay intact long enough to be acceptable to me. I'm trying to lose weight cause pants last longer for me when my thighs aren't rubbing together. Carhartt coats are good. Socks, I get a big pack from walmart, I think I bought their third cheapest option and they've been going good for twoish years. I wear boots out in about a year.

Stihl small engines with ethanol free gas.

I currently drive and old Jeep with 260k miles, and have a 20 year old chevy tahoe with 320k miles. Find vehicles that have been taken care of and continue to take care of them.

I got a heck of a deal on a GoRuck bag and I've been very pleased.

If you can be more specific with what you are looking for, I can try to help more.

You dont like getting recommended some 24 hour anime jazz video along side 15 Mr. Beast videos?

Portal 1 is about 4ish hours, and Portal 2 I think is about 8-13ish.

I greatly enjoy the puzzle solving nature of the game, and they aren't that expensive on steam.

Plus one for Proton, I don't use their password manager, but their other products I've been using and been pleased with. I consider it well worth the cost.

These do better in the cold than the ones down south.

Winters have been keeping the other ones from moving up.

You can backup your messages with signal... I do it whenever I switch to a new phone.

It looks similar, but the mxt has a more squared off cab.

I think this is a freightliner M2 106

I kinda want one...

Nope, legit conversion.

About 90% certain it's a freightliner M2 106

My wife informed me that Olive Garden was not actually a fancy restaurant... this was a shock to me...

I make eye contact and just go, it's why I have life insurance.

If you don't mind sharing, what education do you have, and what are you currently doing for work?

This is standard for companies like this. Caterpillar does this as well. Cat has prepped for this before and come very close to implementing it. Last time they did it, that I can remember, was in the 90's when the union went on strike. They don't just turn the engineers lose on the floor, they provide training and get them able to do production.

It's a contingency plan, and if it happens, it won't last very long.