No, no. In the Hamptons, most Mexican restaurants have small tacos that are like $8 each and you need at least 4 to even get remotely full. Here a $12 taco is 1,000 calories.
There is also a setting called "permanent press" on most dryers that will reduce wrinkles, especially when you only put dress shirts in the load. "The permanent press setting on your dryer utilizes a medium heat temperature and helps you to avoid having to iron. Many permanent press cycles also have a cool-down period at the end, and some keep tumbling even after the air has stopped circulating. Both of these things help to minimize wrinkles. When you remove your clothes from the dryer, they should not need ironing. Permanent press is made to care for clothing that is used often and made to last."
Lol. That speed bag seems fun. To bad I'm 5'2 and idk if I could even reach it without doing improper form 😂. Glad to see you're getting the hang of it though. Keep up the good work! 💪🏾👍🏾😄
They have another one that’s lower it doesn’t matter! U just reach higher! It takes one session to get the idea of it by a trainer and your off and running!
I think the secret to getting older is to embrace your age and participate in “adult” lifestyle choices versus wishing you were young again. I can’t believe that you remember 20something. Publishing was a lot more fun and easier back then!
I just wanted to say thanks for sharing your thoughts on Truwear, as I've not seen much feedback on RU-vid about the brand so far despite seeing it get top marks in another gentleman's very comprehensive ranking of shirts. I have a friend's wedding coming up in a hot climate, and I recently splurged on on a Mizzen and Main Leeward shirt in white because of the convertible cuffs (I'd generally done pretty well with Express' line of completely-synthetic shirts that has gradually decreased its options over the last 5 years, unfortunately) but I'm intrigued by Truwear's stain-repellent feature and (now that you've pointed it out) perhaps thickness/durability over M&M, though I'm very happy with M&M's quality, just not the pricing, which seems like the general consensus. Stain-free would be a huge improvement, though. Anyway, just wanted to say that I appreciate you sharing your thoughts for a few minutes!
@@davidrattiner The anti-stain tech does seem to vary a lot from brand to brand, but even if it's partial / buys us a couple of seconds, I'd say that it's a value add. I'm looking forward to ordering a couple of Truwear shirts when I get back from the wedding and see how they stack up. Great point of M&M having a much deeper catalogue, too. Thanks again!
