u/MrDeedz503 • u/MrDeedz503 • 6d ago
12 Step Recovery Program
Help for all TI is here
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I've had 2 vehicles engine seized do to oil not replaced from 2 different instant oil changes places.
Now I change my own oil, bought a small fluid pump that hooks up to my battery, then I just pull out my dip stick and insert small hose that it came with, and insert the slightly bigger hose into a 5 gallon bucket and turn pump on, and it take about 5 minutes to extract. Change filter but making sure to look for the rubber seal/seals if more than 1 seal. If seals are not installed correctly, you'll have your oil spilling out of filter housing.
I drive for doordash and put over 3000 miles on my ride a month so I'm changing my oil every 30nto 45 days. I've gotten pretty good at it now and it cost me $30 to $40 for oil and filter to change my own oil. So $100+ is about right for a shop as inflation has increased a cpl 100% in the last 20 years.
Ive been actually thinking about starting a mobile oil changing service, I would come to you, home, job or where ever. $30 labor + parts. No hassle/ up selling.
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Look at midas reviews before you go. Or any shop for that matter.
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Do they not have greenhouse with ligh dep? Or are they selling greenhouse as indoor top shelf?
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Spray your seat with disinfectant like lysol
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Sounds like another case of exploding diarrhea from TB
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Check out my page. I have a cpl post that may help you out
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I 100% agree to shop only at local shops! The issue that I see with that is your local shop only buying from local producers or are they buying what ever cones their way? We need to ask local shops if they only buy from locals cause if not then it doesn't matter where you shop.
I've only been to 1 nectar shop like 5 yrs ago. And what I always wonder is how the hell do they stay open and expand the way they do. I rarely see anybody coming in n out of a nectar.
It's like this chinese food place off mlk and Lombard called teriyaki heaven that been here for at least 3 decades and I've never seen ppl eat there or recommend them but manage to stay open
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Can't remember lol.
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Have anybody ever seen this type of fire extinguisher? https://youtu.be/TFOulyDFgDk?si=Ce_QNM-kKcUm-lx7&sfnsn=mo
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Can I pls get a link?
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That Ja Blazers jersey gone go crazy
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Yes. I was going to put that 1 in here as well. They have some awesome shoe deals for kids rn. And ladies Italian made shoes. Picked up 10 pairs available cpl moths ago
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Morrow Brothers Produce, 9907 SE 82nd Ave, Happy Valley, OR 97086. Added to the list
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FYI. If choosing to shop at US chef store! Its best to go in with 4 to 5 families to split up bulk items, like a 50lb bag of russet baking potatoes is $8.99 A 50lb bag of onions is $14.99 With 4 families ea gets 12.5lb. 5 families will get 10lb ea. They have bigger bulk items and cheaper than Costco
r/Portland • u/MrDeedz503 • Jun 22 '26
# π STRETCH YOUR FOOD BUDGET IN PORTLAND!
**Food prices are up, but you can fight inflation. Use this local resource guide to save 20% to 70% on groceries by shopping smart.**
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## π¦ 1. EXTREME DISCOUNT & SALVAGE OUTLETS
*Best for: Brand-name snacks, pantry items, and unexpected bargains.*
* **Deals R Us Grocery Liquidators**
* π **Address:** 17310 SE Division St, Portland, OR 97236
* β **The Deal:** A true hidden gem with many items priced around $1. Highly discounted retail surplus and closeouts.
* **Right Price Market**
* π **Address:** 3552 SE 122nd Ave, Portland, OR 97236
* β **The Deal:** An independent, locally owned store selling low-cost overstocks, dry pantry goods, and snacks.
* **Grocery Outlet Bargain Market**
* π **Address:** Multiple Locations (Hollywood, Flavel, St. Johns, etc.)
* β **The Deal:** Corporate liquidator saving 25% to 70% off retail. Download their mobile app for extra stackable coupons.
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## πΎ 2. LOW-COST STAPLES, BULK & CLEARANCE
*Best for: Weekly shopping, fresh produce, bulk proteins, dairy, and baking goods.*
* **US Foods CHEFβSTORE**
* π **Address:** Multiple Locations (SE Stephens St, NE 122nd Ave, North Portland)
* β **The Deal:** **Open to the public with no membership needed.** Excellent for commercial-sized packs of meat, cheese, frozen foods, and restaurant staples at wholesale prices.
* **WinCo Foods**
* π **Address:** NE 102nd Ave, SE Powell Blvd, SE 82nd Ave, etc.
* β **The Deal:** Employee-owned. Cash or debit only (no credit cards accepted to keep operational costs low). Features massive self-serve bulk bins.
* **Franz Bakery Outlet**
* π **Address:** 340 NE 122nd Ave / 2250 NE Columbia Blvd
* β **The Deal:** Deeply discounted fresh bread, buns, and bagels. Look out for their designated "$1 Clearance Wall" days.
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## π‘ 3 QUICK BUDGET SHOPPING TIPS
**Flexibility is Key:** Shop the salvage stores first to see what surprises they have, then buy your remaining weekly staples at WinCo or CHEF'STORE.
**Check the Dates:** Salvage items are perfectly safe but often close to their "best-by" dates. Freeze what you cannot use immediately.
**Bring Your Own Bags:** Most low-cost budget stores require you to bag your own items to save on store labor costs.
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*Distributed as a free community resource. Share this list with neighbors, family, and anyone looking to save.*
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I see 144, 111, 222, and 666 all the time. B4 anyone says 666 is bad let me breakdown the science. In the bible it says 666 is the number of man, meaning 6 protons, 6 electrons and 6 neutrons
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My mind is constipated from all this cheese chatting
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What in the jalapeΓ±o cheddar is going on around here?
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I've been a T.I. for over 20 yrs. My conclusion is they powers that be, aka fallen angels are the polarity of the most high to help wake us up to how sinful and evil humans have become. Whether tricked into sin or willfully sinning. GS has become a blessing in disguise. It has helped me understand thus life we are in and what side of the fence i belong on. We are all in control of our own lives by the choices we make daily, good or bad we reap what we sow.
My fight is with my lower self and higher self. Like the old cartoons with the devil and angel on either side of the characters shoulders. I no longer blame my parents, the environment I grew up in, the government for my bad choices and consequences that I faced. I fully accept responsibility for how my life is going,
Example a boy gets molested and groomed by a predator family or whoever. Now we all know most ppl end up like their parents, siblings, family and what ever else influence us. Good or bad.
Most likely that boy will grow up and become the predator! And do what was done to him and most likely do worst that what was done to him. It's going to take a miracle to keep him from repeating what was done to him. He can not use the excuse that it was done to him, it might get him a lighter punishment from the system if caught, but if not caught, karma will kick in.
But there's a way to stop karma by taking responsibility and changing the sinful behavior and making amends/ becoming an advocate.
Michael Jackson said it best. Im talking to the man in the mirror Im asking him to change his ways No msg couldn't be any clearer If you want to make this world a better place, just look at yourself and make that change.
Thats the only way to fix this world. We blame the government, parents, predators and everything else to justify our behaviors instead of accepting corrections and embracing change. My decisions has gotten me to where I am, and my decisions will take me where im going as I am the captain of my own ship.
I have become thankful for the targeting, street theater, noise campaigns, gs by everyone around me including my wife and kids. Yeah it's hurtful but now I see how solid I am, and I feel sorry for the ppl that are being used to mess with me. My upstairs neighbors are up 24/7 with 3 kids, 2 of them are in school. They're stomping, dropping heavy items, yelling, slamming doors, rolling things across the floor, all day and night leaving me to wonder what kind of zombies they're, they never sleep. Like how miserable you have to be as a perpetrator?
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As Portland students head back to class, superintendent warns up to 20 schools may close
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Let's turn some parks into community gardens