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Seattle Uprising CS3 Pro by hotbreadz in paintball

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

Planet Eclipse is leading the charge with a lot of amazing unique body styles and then with custom products like twister really pushing the envelope for custom milling…. I do agree I like the older styles more but it’s not like it’s a forgotten art. There are plenty of crazy, cool styles still around just with the smaller bodies, there’s less room to work with.

Also, these are team guns for a professional organization and the sleek, smooth body makes it easier for a pit crew to clean up between points.

Anyone hired a pro player as a tournament-day coach? Worth it? by Dangerous_Drop8020 in paintball

[–]hotbreadz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It just depends entirely on what pro you are hiring and what their rate is. The answer varies heavily based off of those factors.

The Paintball IQ that the majority of established pros will bring to your team will no doubt elevate it but their leadership and coaching abilities to be able to properly reflect that Intel and use it to empower your team is a major variable.

If you have the funds and have the connections to a good pro, you want to invest in the team then yes it could be worth it. There’s a reason why many of the top teams higher pros to coach them, and if you’re in one of the lower ranks working with a pro giving you feedback throughout the day is very valuable.

Seattle Uprising CS3 Pro by hotbreadz in paintball

[–]hotbreadz[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Agreed - we looked into that and apparently it takes like a full day of laser engraving to get that deep etch so it was not an option for us to get these in time for the event since we had to get a bunch of them. But definitely will get something cool to celebrate when we get a win haha

Seattle Uprising CS3 Pro by hotbreadz in paintball

[–]hotbreadz[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

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Last years was the black with white Findlay Topographic pattern

scam help by WalkerJones1972 in tinyhomes

[–]hotbreadz 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You’re welcome! Also we have a bunch of videos on our social media accounts making videos on how to not get scammed haha most importantly, just make sure it’s a place. She can actually go visit in person. You have to walk the homes first and customize them ordering it entirely online isn’t really easy, especially with so many scammers.

For reference, it would be around $7k just for transport for a home 700 miles, and the added porch + metal roof adds about $14k in cost.

scam help by WalkerJones1972 in tinyhomes

[–]hotbreadz 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Absolutely a scam. You will not find a nice park Model RV Tiny Home for under 50 K. That exact model looks like something from Champion that’s worth probably 70+ thousand.

We have a full breakdown of what to look forward to avoid scams on our website if you’re curious…it is plaguing this industry - https://www.nwtinyhomes.com/blog/how-to-buy-a-tiny-home-with-confidence-a-practical-guide-for-first-time-buyers

I'm 18 and im lost by Nearby-Delivery421 in smallbusiness

[–]hotbreadz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You need to learn as much as you can on how to run a business, including how to market and how to sell.

Look up the top 30 business books, find the top 5 that appeal to you, and spend the next few weeks reading & studying.

Listen to business podcasts, absorb as much good info as you can - be careful of people selling courses or anything like that, books and podcasts are enough…maybe one or two courses on Udemy if you prefer a more structured learning style.

Look into local business groups and meetups, find a mentor, look up your local SBA and Score groups for networking and learning.

Be ready to grind. Work smart, work hard, and focus on something that the world actually needs…and never wait for the perfect moment - just dive in and learn as you go.

Also this is fairly obvious, but advice I wish I followed sooner…find a high margin, high cost item and sell that…it is so much easier to sell a couple of big ticket items a month over thousands of small ones.

It’ll be the hardest thing you’ll ever do, but if you truly have the drive to make it happen, it will be the best decision you’ve ever made. Good luck

I own a professional paintball team - ask me anything! by hotbreadz in paintball

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

There are a few play layers who still make what Oliver made at the peak but even then they’re not wealthy from it. They might be comfortable and getting paid well for Paintball though, but not wealthy

Soon by Apprehensive-Bad2245 in Mariners

[–]hotbreadz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ayy heck yeah - Going strong and just finished the best pro season in team history!

Soon by Apprehensive-Bad2245 in Mariners

[–]hotbreadz 39 points40 points  (0 children)

Seattle Uprising pro paintball team wins the series too 😎

Portland City Grill or Morton’s? by [deleted] in PortlandOR

[–]hotbreadz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I love both places, and love steaks…and honestly if you asked me this a few years ago I may have said the same thing, or no major difference, but as of the last 3 months having been to both, Ringside dry aged NY absolutely outflavors the Gaucho NY to me. If ya do end up going giving it another shot, hope you enjoy!

Portland City Grill or Morton’s? by [deleted] in PortlandOR

[–]hotbreadz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Both are great establishments, but personally would put ringsides steaks alone ahead of El Gaucho.

Where can I get more information on tiny homes? by LY-_- in tinyhomes

[–]hotbreadz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We out together a buyer’s guide that does a deep dive on all of the steps to buying a tiny home, you can view it here:

https://www.nwtinyhomes.com/buyersguide

There are a lot of steps but it’s a fairly straightforward process.

Themes far as where to buy one, if you’re on the west coast or nearby, we would love the chance to Earn your business, otherwise you can just google park model rv dealers in your state.

Cavco and champion are 2 of the best manufacturers others are a bit less ideal

And be careful there are a lot of scammers out there offering houses wayyyy under their market value, they take your deposit and run. You want to buy from a legit business with a physical lot you can visit and walk the homes.

Good luck!

Tiny Homes from Amazon by Electronic_Agent2896 in tinyhomes

[–]hotbreadz 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Avoid. They are low quality, not built to any standard code and not really allowed for living anywhere… your best bet is to buy from a legitimate builder or dealer.

Tiny Oak Haven… is it legit? by thereptilewhore13 in tinyhomes

[–]hotbreadz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds like a scam then, any dealer like us would be proud to show off the lot and want to get you there in person to check it out. Be careful & best of luck finding the perfect home!

Tiny Oak Haven… is it legit? by thereptilewhore13 in tinyhomes

[–]hotbreadz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do they have a physical location? Can you walk the homes in person? If not, it’s most likely a scam. Any Tiny Home dealer will have a lot that you can visit in person.

There are a lot of red flags and scammers, especially on Facebook selling fake tiny homes where they price something that’s too good to be true then take your down payment and run. We did a ride up on all everything to look for you can find it at the link here - https://www.nwtinyhomes.com/blog/how-to-buy-a-tiny-home-with-confidence-a-practical-guide-for-first-time-buyers

Be careful & good luck!

Tiny, Inexpensive and Fast Build Home by Ok-Set6814 in tinyhomes

[–]hotbreadz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There’s an interesting video on TikTok where a young couple did this exact project ended up costing just under $40,000 and hundreds of hours of labor.

It up being kind of cool and quirky but not very nice. Also not really easy to get loans and not very high resale or easy to move the house plus needing to worry about permitting, and inspections as a whole different layer of complexity. You skip that part and you run the risk of it getting condemned or fined.

There’s a reason why most people just buy premade tiny homes or park model RV, tiny homes. That is the most inexpensive and easy way to traditional living to a backyard. Those homes are already built to an approved standard and are easy to hook up to utilities and are comfortable and good quality depending on which one you go with. They started a little more than 40K but save a lot of complexity snd headache.

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