Armada99's blog

Today has been one of the strangest days I've had in a while.  I havent slept 10 hours since Friday night.  I went to work today, broke a $70 freakin tire pressure sensor, had a tire blow up in my face.  I went to a 4 hour training class tonight, so basically I put in a solid 14 hour workday.   But it doesnt matter.  What does matter, is that I'm happy. 

Today has been one of the strangest days I've had in a while.  I havent slept 10 hours since Friday night.  I went to work today, broke a $70 freakin tire pressure sensor, had a tire blow up in my face.  I went to a 4 hour training class tonight, so basically I put in a solid 14 hour workday.   But it doesnt matter.  What does matter, is that I'm happy. 

You should understand that a FOAD attitude projected to the world, will net you that in return.  FOAD.

You should understand that a FOAD attitude projected to the world, will net you that in return.  FOAD.

Let me begin by saying your mileage may vary. 

Let me begin by saying your mileage may vary. 

Dell customer service HAS to be the next to worst thing on this planet.  If any of you work for Dell, I'm sorry you have to work there.

Dell customer service HAS to be the next to worst thing on this planet.  If any of you work for Dell, I'm sorry you have to work there.

I was going to write something inspired using my personal experience and job experience.  I was going to cover the why's and how's of rotating your tires.  But I got 1 paragraph in and decided not to.  Honestly, for such a simple operation, there is quite a lot of information regarding the why aspect of it.  So I'll just say: Rotate your tires every 6000 miles and change your oil regularly.  Why?  Because you'll save money.  Its as simple as that.  I could quantify the cost of it all, but there is no point in putting a dollar value from a consumer standpoint on vehicular maintenance because

I was going to write something inspired using my personal experience and job experience.  I was going to cover the why's and how's of rotating your tires.  But I got 1 paragraph in and decided not to.  Honestly, for such a simple operation, there is quite a lot of information regarding the why aspect of it.  So I'll just say: Rotate your tires every 6000 miles and change your oil regularly.  Why?  Because you'll save money.  Its as simple as that.  I could quantify the cost of it all, but there is no point in putting a dollar value from a consumer standpoint on vehicular maintenance because