Mint Mobile uses the t Mobile Network. And they have a 7 day trial sim at Best buy for like 2 bucks you could just do two of those since you probably don't care about having the same phone number for both weeks. The bandwidth is limited though. Or you could get a month off unlimited for like 45 bucks.

Sorry to be a dick but this is kind of a terrible poll. The 3 most common intervals are 3k, 5k, and 10k. One is not represented. One is represented by 2 different options and 2 of them are represented by the same option.

I really liked the sequel, Baby Driver, though.

Drinking it up here boss.

No advice on a new one, sorry. But if you decide you want to get rid of your current one cheap let me know :)

I don't think this is true for all of them. My cube takes at least a couple hundred rotations and then you have to take the stickers off and move them around to solve it.

And that's why I can tell my doctor I've been eating more fruit.

Used to play this a lot back in the day. It was very cool at the time, much like a MUD with basic graphics.

I use it all over the western half of the USA. I'd say maybe 10-15 percent of locations where I have signal the actual speeds are abysmal. I think due to the mvno data being deprioritized but I can't say for sure. I still keep them because it's cheap but it can get annoying

Yes I did exactly this with wood chips and it worked pretty good. The only downside was kneeling on wood chips instead of lawn meant I needed something to kneel on to protect my knees.

There were still occasional weeds that pokes through but they were easy to handle.

That's reasonable. I'd be fine paying but I just feel like the cost is too high for my usage. I don't use YouTube enough to justify the cost. If they had like a lower tier where for 5 bucks a month I could skip x ads or ads on x hours of videos I'd be a subscriber already.

Do you have a before pic? I'm more of a veggie gardener so succulents are a new domain for me.