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Re: OT - What are you doing right now?
Haha! Yeah the price/comfort ratio is definitely out of whack. However they hold their value better than any modern car. (ignoring super/hyper cars like Ford GT, etc)Jeremiah said:It’s the 2011-18 Jeep Wrangler 4 doors. My wife owns one of those POS too.lousubcap said:@NC_Egghead - I have no clue about what a JKU is but if it is an automobile or close to it, I have never had any door hinge issues including one bought second-hand that gave up the ghost at 33+ years and one now rolling with 17+ years.
BTW- my fridges can get 20 years out of a set of hinge pins.FWIW-
That is not what they are about though, this one hit 26k miles on the trail and 16months ...
Gas containers.....
Now I am usually supportive of safety enabled advancements.....but the [email protected] new fangled dispensing end on gas cans just plain suck. I am 0/2 at this point. First one never could figure out (with reading instructions) and had to make so modifications just to get gas out the first and only time.......the secound one (a five galloner) dispenseing apparatice has failed after limited use. Is it really that hard? Did the basic kind of old really create too many fires? Explosions?
I’m mad as he!!.
I’m mad as he!!.
Re: OT - What are you doing right now?
Cook yield was 2.5 full pans. Made homemade slaw as well. I had served most of it before I remembered the pictures.
Re: OT: greetings from Israel
good work John. Tell Bibi to go F himself. Hugs and kissies to everyone else. I'm sure you will represent the best we have to offer and not...ummm...nevermind.
Re: OT: greetings from Israel
While you are in Israel, if you need a BGE dealer, find one here!
Re: Hosting First Eggfest
We have hosted 5 before and here are a few notes to help out
-More cooks the better. Encourage cooks to do quick cooks so food is always available to attendees
-Social media is a GREAT way to sell Demo Eggs and to promote your event
-We always have a large tent. It is nice for the cooks without a tent and to keep the attendees out of the sun
-Try to partner up with local companies to set up booths (winery, local craft breweries, etc.)
-We had a People's Choice Award this year, everyone got a rock when entering to put in the bucket of their favorite cook booth. Gave away gift cards to cooks
-See if your dealer will set up your cooks with a goody bag. Always nice to give something to the guys and gals willing to cook for you.
-Setting up wash stations is nice. Just a water cooler on a table works. Just so cooks can rinse their hands
-Do a check out list when checking Demo Eggs out. This alleviated a lot of headache for us. The first few years we had people call with missing parts, this year no calls.
Probably could go on and on but that is a good starting point. Feel free to reach out with any questions and GOOD LUCK! Doing an EggFest was a great decision for us!
-More cooks the better. Encourage cooks to do quick cooks so food is always available to attendees
-Social media is a GREAT way to sell Demo Eggs and to promote your event
-We always have a large tent. It is nice for the cooks without a tent and to keep the attendees out of the sun
-Try to partner up with local companies to set up booths (winery, local craft breweries, etc.)
-We had a People's Choice Award this year, everyone got a rock when entering to put in the bucket of their favorite cook booth. Gave away gift cards to cooks
-See if your dealer will set up your cooks with a goody bag. Always nice to give something to the guys and gals willing to cook for you.
-Setting up wash stations is nice. Just a water cooler on a table works. Just so cooks can rinse their hands
-Do a check out list when checking Demo Eggs out. This alleviated a lot of headache for us. The first few years we had people call with missing parts, this year no calls.
Probably could go on and on but that is a good starting point. Feel free to reach out with any questions and GOOD LUCK! Doing an EggFest was a great decision for us!
Teaching kid stick shift
god help me show this kid the way to shift gears. Easy on clutch boy!!
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Re: Weekend Cooks - What Went Right, What Went Wrong
First time smoking dinosaur beef ribs is what went right. And to heck with anyone who says you can’t get a good smoke ring with the BGE
