1st Gen. Lunch Table - General Discussion

What's a middle launch?

 

I’ve heard a lot of it has to do with the college, a huge influx of seasonal renters.

 

Missle sorry

 

Did you not care for Flag?

I'm not a BIG city guy. I like medium sized cities. Flagstaff has good weather, breweries, restaurants, and people were friendly. It was relatively clean and I barely saw any homeless people. It's within driving distance of a lot out outdoor activities. Traffic didn't seem that bad either. If not for the housing prices I'd like to live there.

 

Check out Williams or other surrounding cities, flag can get just as bad as Sedona in terms of traffic, only one main drag thru town.

 

I saw a beautiful mountain on the outskirts of town. I saw so much volcanic ashy rocky ground stuff that I just know was full of history of some volcano fucking shit up a million years ago or some shit.
I saw the a great dispensary, I used truck stop/hotel full bathroom with both tub and shower that was nicer than my houses bathrooms. I experienced the Safeway. I loved that store.
I know there's Cactus Cooler in that town somewhere... I might need Cactus Cooler Zero if they make any.
The weather was awesome.
I'm not a desert person contrary to what the outsiders view of TX is... Only parts of central and all of west TX is desert. I come from the swampy coast of Houston-Galveston. After driving a whole day thru the desert Flagstaff stood alone as an oasis.
A safe haven from the harsh realities of the Sonora.

It felt crazy symbolic to me.

Edit: and I forgot to mention the twin craters

 

Oh, I really like Flag. I meant, I don't see why the cost of living would be significantly higher there than other places. In fact, for many reasons, I'd expect it to be less. It's located along primary trucking and train goods distribution routes. Has a good economy owing to the college and nearby tourist destinations, in addition to the shipping industries. I'm wondering what's that's based on, the "higher cost of living".

 

Words.

 

Words
Words and expressions
All these confessions
of where we stand
How I see you and you see me
Dedications of symmetry


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZBcjXWUNco​

 

The cheapest place I've found in Sedona so far is a 40 year old MoHo for $325k

https://www.realtor.com/realestatea...ndroid&af_channel=soc_shares_core_ldp_android

 

We stopped in Williams for food and fuel. Looks way more affordable.

 

Williams was kind of scuzzy last time I was through there. One of the grossest hotels we’ve stayed at. Think it was a travel lodge at the time. Flagstaff is cool, hard to believe it’s above 7k feet of elevation. Seems like a very gradual climb up and back. Seems like it snows every time I go through there. Even in June.

 

On a road trip in sort of nowhere Mexico and the water pump on our Tahoe shit the bed and ate the belt. Luckily could limp it along to a gas station and wait for a wrecker and someone to take us to a town with a hotel for the night.

 

Not cool! I would go ahead and do the timing belt while......never mind.

 

A 2019, too! Inexthplicable!

 

I forgot about km2's. I do think those are nice.

 

How many lights were burnt out? I've never seen a GM newer than '00 that has had all the lights working at the same time.

 

Had a pretty cool view of a summer thunderstorm rolling in over a volcano, though.

 

Just gonna post a pic of clouds & wet ground like you dont know what its like around here?

 

LOL

 

For real tho lol

 

Sooooo much better being back in the virus


Much better than the silver rig


I fill up about every three days in both

 

But the trucks gas was about a half dollar cheaper per gal.

 

The skies are a lawless place 6am espresso martini? Sure why not

I did some math the other day and I've saved somewhere around $2.5k in fuel driving the Altima over the Tundra over the last year. Sure I've got a payment but that covered almost 7 months of it

 

As is nearly every city in the US.

Try finding a good restaurant or brewery in a rural area. Around here all you'll find in our rural areas is poverty and meth.

 

Here you go. So much rain at the mansion recently their drains couldn't keep up.

 

Send it this way.

 

https://www.motortrend.com/features/2006-toyota-tundra-overlander-four-wheel-campers/amp/

Nice build. We need to get them to come to T2S next year.

 

Damn, that rear-end is hot!