You know what I buy for beer? PBR in 12 ounce cans. It's refreshing, available everywhere, and inexpensive.
Definitely a thing in south Louisiana.
I was taught french toast is sweet so it's finished with sugar or syrup and eggy bread is without the sweet.
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If you like vacuums that aren't very good, yes they are. Cordless vaccuum, GTFO.
Would you prefer that I pretend beer that's 4 bucks a can and tastes disgusting is what I'm into?
Do you have a subscription to Consumer Reviews?
No, I don't subscribe to advertorials.
Can you provide some of sources on Dyson's not being good? I just want confirmation my ex wife was retarded.
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I've had more than one. The upright works well, but not 3 times better than a comparable vacuum from a competitor. Their handhelds (dustbusters) are decent, their stick vaccums are dustbusters with extension tubes and wider heads so they lose suction relative to the handhelds, and the battery life is terrible. I'm sure if you're doing a small area with them they're okay, but if you're doing a larger area forget about it. All in all, they're a decent product with a disproportionate price tag. They embody that old adage about decreasing returns on investment.
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Hoover = middle class and down
Dyson = people who really care about vacuuming their homes
You are making a fool of yourself.
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Seriously though, who in 2020 is still pushing a vacuum around their house?
Same.