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Get on Reddit, there's a sub for everything. I keep telling people in the 4x4 section to come here.

Some people felt it here in Twin. Oddly enough I didn't, but my wife called me about it. I do wonder if there's any relation to the stuff going on in Utah.

Removing the old and busted (yes that's a leak from the tank) In with the new hotness I got a cheap one as we're planning on going with a heat pump model next year, but a 16year old water heater that's leaking needs now not later.

I got my travel papers today too. Essential employee of a critical infrastructure industry. Damn near golden ticket status there.

I have an aluminum TIG setup as well, but in southern Idaho. I just got my big welder here so I'm going to try and get them spool gun set up too.

Nah, he didn't add portals.

I'm in a critical position in what has been determined to be an essential industry, no time off for me. I have medical issues when I don't have any PTO, now that I have that option I can't use it.

Congrats. #3 is fun.

Last year when I was on chemo I caught a cold. It was really bad. Deep bad cough, couldn't catch my breath. It was worse than when I had pneumonia. It didn't help that they kept the building doors open until 10pm or so.

Well, just keep ordering your stuff online. I'll get plenty of OT fixing the big brown cars dropping it off. Volumes are already pretty high, far higher than projected, so as soon as they open that OT I'll be all over it.

I've got an Amazon subscription for toilet paper, it's pretty sweet.

That does look nice and slick. Not sticking out like some brodozer, but just enough to realize it's way better than stock.

That's just the lie big water wants you to believe. Truth is, they were taken over by zombies and flew in a special shipment of the virus just to add to the bottled water. They create the panic, and the first worriers spread the actual virus for them. Edit to add: Holy crap, that would be an...

I will soon, these are some of the final steps.

Well, it was pretty relaxing to just lay this all out. It may be odd, but I enjoy being able to spend some time to make sure the details of a job come together as well as possible.

Great, my wife is heading to SLC Wednesday.

Masking to apply caulking on the kitchen stainless. There is something bizarrely soothing about doing this.

There has been a noticable uptick in shipping as well, maybe I can get some overtime out of this.

So not really 4x4 related, but I've been working on a remodel project in a restaurant owned by one of my co-workers. A car drove through it over a year ago, and I had to wait on other trades a whole bunch but I'm almost done with the stainless. The whole kitchen is flat brushed stainless as well.