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You mean to tell me you pay for Hulu PREMIUM and when you watch a pre-recorded show you STILL can't fast forward through the commercials? What are you paying for? I could understand if you were born yesterday but you're older than me and know we had Tivo not to mention VCRs for decades. This lady is literally paying to watch a Trelegy commercial over and over again, fucking made me want to shoot myself having to listen to it.

You mean to tell me you pay for Hulu PREMIUM and when you watch a pre-recorded show you STILL can't fast forward through the commercials? What are you paying for? I could understand if you were born yesterday but you're older than me and know we had Tivo not to mention VCRs for decades. This lady is literally paying to watch a Trelegy commercial over and over again, fucking made me want to shoot myself having to listen to it.

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Diamond-coated Dremel bit at Home Depot: either out of stock, or 15 bucks.

Amazon: 50 diamond bits, all different shapes and sizes, for TWENTY FUCKIN DOLLARS. I have used the hell out of them, and they are like new. Just one of a million stories. There is a reason Amazon is so successful.

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Home depot is terrible but the local stores I've had good luck with. Amazon can raise the price of prime and continue to deliver in 3+ days cause people don't even think about canceling.

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As a contractor, HD is great, in that they usually have everything I need. But when it comes to jigsaw blades, drill bits, etc. Amazon is def the way to go.

5-pack of T-shank jiggy blades (for wood) at HD: 12 bucks

I just got a bag of 30 blades...long, short, for wood and metal, fine and coarse teeth, oiled, for 20 bucks. On and on.

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I'm debating where to get another drill press. But I have the card get cash back/points and pay it off every month so it's basically free money, while not paying the prime yearly fee.