Harbor Freight Tools

There's a reason why I was on the radio and not television.

but the I finally this week this past week I engraved my SBR you're supposed to engrave like your name or whatever you told him you were going to engrave on it and then your city and I finally got my $9 engraver that I got at Harbor Freight and went and did some really it's actually not as janky as you think it's not perfect block letters But it looks better than, like, what my grandpa would engrave on tools.

You know, he'd put his initials on, like, a hammer.

And it's just, you know, all over the place.

And we did, we got her hooked up with water and everything like that.

But I got her those lights from Harbor Freight that the little lantern lights that pull open that are battery operated.

And I've got her a year supply of batteries and they work great.

Worked absolutely fabulous.

It's like a mattress warehouse kind of thing.

Yeah, you go like, not Harbor Freight.

There's the one place that's right there.

Fuck on Main Street.

A lot of them over here illegally just go to work and they be chilling.

I see them all the time at Harbor Freight.

You can tell.

You already know what it is.

The number to call is 706-406-3287.

Again, 706-406-3287.

Thank you to TheGore54 who says, they're at a Chinese garbage store, Harbor Freight 2.

Only see them at Home Depot in California.

Well, in this particular case, you have much more background and history in this particular case.

But I New Englewood has stepped into a situation where they purchased the larger portion of all of the property, which included city facilities as well as some parcels that are adjacent to us where previously there was an IHOP and Cadova and some of those things are still there, Harbor Freight, that property, and then further to the east, properties right in front of Walmart.

There was then executed, I believe it was in February, an agreement where they transferred a portion of that land, most of the area west of Inca to Santa Fe back to the city, which includes most of the city facilities.

So now we're landlords of some retail, strip retail that's across the plaza, the existing city hall, 24-hour fitness.

So in plan one, essentially that all goes away and it's replaced with multi-story residential development of somewhere around 300 to 400 units.

more than likely with the parking structure in the center and the residential wrapping around it everything else would stay essentially the same so that's plan one based upon some initial analysis will require no or very little public subsidy uh... any kind of public investment probably going to the streets or sewer lines infrastructure etcetera and plan two That's probably their most expansive, most visionary plan, which also required the greatest degree of public subsidy.

And in that plan, not only were they building residential on parcel C2, but across the street on the parcel that faces Hamden Boulevard, which is where Harbor Freight is located, and then there's a vacant midsize building to the west end of that block.

In plan two, that would all go away, and it'd be replaced with 300 to 400 additional units of multi-story residential development.

They're not Pittsburgh.

Well, Harbor Freight, Pittsburgh.

Harbor Freight, Greg, I'm telling you, when we have some more time here in the offseason, I might go up to Harbor Freight and kind of walk around.

I'll grab a blower and blow some leaves.

Matthew Dickey's coming up here for the Lawntrepreneur Academy Live.

They're not expensive.

Go to Harbor Freight.

I don't know if that may not be the appropriate response, but they're cheap.

No, they're not.

Right.

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