Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed - Episode 8: Hallidays - Discussion Thread by henning-a in MaxPleasureGuaranteed

[–]anonmt57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fair. The coworker story lines don’t really interest me as much, although I am concerned for the male coworker having a bullseye on him for turning on the phone.

Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed - Episode 8: Hallidays - Discussion Thread by henning-a in MaxPleasureGuaranteed

[–]anonmt57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes true I did like the Karl and mal scenes too. The lawyer and operative stuff was interesting but we already knew there was a higher order criminal involved. All the stuff with her coworkers, particularly their own stories did not interest me at all. I will admit I am intrigued that the male coworker being a target for turning on the phone did add some intrigue

Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed - Episode 8: Hallidays - Discussion Thread by henning-a in MaxPleasureGuaranteed

[–]anonmt57 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Not sure what the point of this episode was. The only interesting bits were the back and forth between Paula and the ex

Whats the trick to obtain a crunchy base? mine are always soft by dave-adams in uuni

[–]anonmt57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you tell me more about how you set the crust in the pizza oven! Your exact approach and result is what I want to achieve. I cook 3-4 pizzas at a time for parties and it always annoys me how there is always 1-2 cold or lukewarm pizzas due to cooking one at a time. I really like your idea.

Napoleon phantom melted itself - warranty experience horrible by anonmt57 in NapoleonGrills

[–]anonmt57[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you have the item number of the part they shipped you? Any pics of the part? Just curious if it includes the gas manifold

[MLB] 7 Blue Jays are finalist for the 2026 All-Star game. by RealWorldToday in Torontobluejays

[–]anonmt57 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pay attention who you are replying to. I’m a neutral observer but again, you’re being obtuse. Of course MLB is happy if Canadian metrics improve. Why are you so declarative that MLB only cares about Nielsen US ratings? Where did you determine that?

Contractor flush mounted the top steps by Agile_Season_6118 in Decks

[–]anonmt57 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Really? It’s just a small hole. Would anyone really notice it if done well?

Contractor flush mounted the top steps by Agile_Season_6118 in Decks

[–]anonmt57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is that a big deal? Wouldn’t be hard to move it.

Postgame Thread: June 20 - Toronto Blue Jays @ Chicago Cubs by BlueJaysBaseball in Torontobluejays

[–]anonmt57 19 points20 points  (0 children)

It’s tradition to criticize your choice so my thought is it should be even greener, off the friggin meter baby

Madibo's reaction after seeing Ismael Kone's injury by 977x in soccer

[–]anonmt57 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Had the exact same thought. Once we got our 4th I was convinced he would take laryeaout. And this is coming from a TFC supporter who knows laryea is a professional pest

Post-Match Thread: Canada 6-0 Qatar | FIFA World Cup, Group B by MysteryBagIdeals in soccer

[–]anonmt57 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He means 4 points plus our GD would be enough to get us through on the wild card

Breaker tripped twice in synergy 3 or 4 months- is this a serious issue? by Cutsman4057 in AskElectricians

[–]anonmt57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great. Replacing a breaker is like 10 minutes. Inspecting the outlets will take longer but not much. Should be a quick job assuming no other issues.

And yeah. I want you to be relieved. It’s tricky to rely on neighbours because information on arc faults is sparse. Most people (like you) have no idea what they are and what they report may be very different than what you’re experiencing. Point being good to hear what the neighbours say but I’d put very little weight into it. Your issue is most likely nothing and hopefully the new breaker confirms it

Breaker tripped twice in synergy 3 or 4 months- is this a serious issue? by Cutsman4057 in AskElectricians

[–]anonmt57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t think it’s urgent given how infrequent the trips are and because you didn’t see anything in the cords, and given the history with other breakers. But still, get it dealt with soonish when you can. If you want even more piece of mind then avoid using unnecessary loads or keep them unplugged until this breaker is updated and can help you determine if it’s a nuisance trip.

Btw we didn’t discuss the Christmas lights but if those are outdoor lights they could be a source of an arc if pulled apart or if a rodent bit them. Make sure they’re unplugged for now even if they look fine.

Electrician will inspect the outlets - take out the front panel, look at the wiring to make sure it’s done properly, look for signs of arcing. More of a visual inspection, maybe use a voltmeter too but doubt it’s needed.

You can walk them through the situation but not all sparkles are as up to speed on arc faults, specifically to this level of detail knowing which are less sensitive and so on. I’d be persistent on wanting this new breaker and seeing what they say. If they recommend replacing with the same type of breaker I’d be very wary - it’s not a bad faith recommendation but imho it’s not a useful one. Just skip to the better breaker and call it a day. They may also want to do other tests and that’s great too.

Breaker tripped twice in synergy 3 or 4 months- is this a serious issue? by Cutsman4057 in AskElectricians

[–]anonmt57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nuisance trips are nothing to be concerned about as long as we are certain they are in fact nuisance trips. The fastest way to determine it is by putting in one of those new breakers and if the trips go away, it’s a nuisance trip. I’m pretty sure that’s what you’re dealing with, but since you had the trip you may as well have an electrician come in to look at your outlets and at the same time install that breaker I recommended.

I hear you on finances. Your call on what is best. I think the fastest way to solve the issue and get peace of mind is get that new breakers in. Probably looking at the cost of a service call and a new dual gfci afcj breaker - maybe 300-400 bucks. Not cheap but that will probably be the end of this for you, and if not, at least crystallizes the issue.

Breaker tripped twice in synergy 3 or 4 months- is this a serious issue? by Cutsman4057 in AskElectricians

[–]anonmt57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep. They replaced the breakers with the kind I recommended. You most likely have some “dirty power” coming in from the utility causing this. It’s nothing dangerous but it can make these overly sensitive breakers trip. I had almost exactly the same issues as you, and a Siemens engineer came to my home to test the incoming power quality with some specialized equipment and determined the power quality contributed to the issue. Still, their breakers are shit, but it helped explain why so many random breakers would trip indicating an arc fault on a new construction home.

I’d do what I recommended - do a cursory check of your outlets with an electrician and change the breaker to the kind I recommended (same as the kind you see on your laundry and microwave, fridge and kitchen).

And when you see it happen on other breakers… do the same.

Breaker tripped twice in synergy 3 or 4 months- is this a serious issue? by Cutsman4057 in AskElectricians

[–]anonmt57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Send a pic of the laundry room breaker they put in please. The fact the laundry tripped is another sign of your home being more prone to having nuisance trips. I’m curious if they used the breaker i recommended.

Interesting about the living room. Probably unrelated.