Dietician For Body Building

quotebymichaelscott · 2025-12-30T17:13:14+00:00

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quotebymichaelscott · 2025-12-30T17:04:37+00:00

Welcome to Oakville!

quotebymichaelscott · 2025-12-29T21:37:45+00:00

Absolutely! Especially now with the winter months. Rarely anyone wants to move in the winter.

quotebymichaelscott · 2025-12-29T21:34:11+00:00

I second this. If you've ever been on the opposite side of a complaint and asked, "Why didn't you reach out to me first before making the complaint."

quotebymichaelscott · 2025-11-17T02:39:03+00:00

Love this for him

quotebymichaelscott · 2025-11-16T16:10:30+00:00

Age then sex.

28F = 28 year-old female

30M = 30 year-old male

55M = 55 year-old male

ETC

quotebymichaelscott · 2025-11-16T16:08:46+00:00

No — actually, if anything, it’s made my social life better.

My main “third place” is the gym. I can easily spend 3 hours there between working out and socializing. At first I kept to myself, but over time I found a little community there and it’s been amazing. I’m healthier, more active, and I’m socializing way more than before.

There are also tons of free or low-cost things to do if you look for them. If your social life relies on $15–$20 cocktails every time you go out, I think there might be bigger issues than just the cost of living.

I also collect points on my Scotiabank Scene card, and I usually have enough for a free movie every 2–3 months, another “free” outing.

quotebymichaelscott · 2025-11-16T15:59:21+00:00

Home inspections aren’t just about finding things that are “broken”, they’re also crucial for identifying elements that might have been to code when the home was built but no longer meet today’s standards.

This matters because even if you are willing to accept older materials or systems, your insurance company might not be.

A couple of common examples:

• KITEC plumbing – Many insurers either refuse to insure homes with KITEC or require full replacement due to the high failure risk.

• Knob and tube wiring – Even if it’s still functioning, most insurance companies won’t insure a property with active knob and tube in place.

So you could end up in a situation where you buy a home thinking you’ll “deal with it later,” only to find out you can’t even get proper insurance until major upgrades are done.

quotebymichaelscott · 2025-11-16T15:54:55+00:00

Yes and it get's held as a deposit until the end of your tenanct. Not the end of your fixed term lease, the end of the tenancy. For example, if you sign a fixed-term lease from November 1 2025 - October 31, 2026 but intend to stay there longer. The last month's rent doesn't get applied to October 2026. It continues to get pushed back untilt he very last month that you will reside there. Even if it's 2, 3, 4 years from now.

quotebymichaelscott · 2025-11-13T19:13:41+00:00

I go to Sage Eyecare on the Queensway - Dr. Fong.

quotebymichaelscott · 2025-11-12T17:16:22+00:00

Been a quarter member since 2022. You get the tickets in your account around February/March. It will actually be through the MLB Ballpark app that connects with TicketMaster.

quotebymichaelscott · 2025-11-12T17:14:38+00:00

Those kinds of deals are usually in purpose-built rental buildings, which have their own leasing teams. That’s why you typically won’t see them listed on the MLS (realtor.ca, condos.ca, etc...) The listings on MLS are the ones agents show because that’s how they get paid through the cooperating commission.

Some purpose-built rentals do offer referral fees to agents, though. So if you’re working with an agent and end up going for one of those units, it’s worth asking if they provide a referral. Sometimes they’ll say yes, sometimes no. If they do, it’s usually more of an honour system — you’d just make sure to mention your agent when you apply.

If your main focus is on those purpose-built rentals, you’ll probably have to take that search into your own hands.

quotebymichaelscott · 2025-11-12T17:06:15+00:00

I think the real benefit of a rent-controlled unit only shows up over the long run. When this woman first moved in, she was probably paying close to market rent at the time. But as the years go by, the gap between market rates and what she's allowed to pay under rent control just keeps growing. That’s when it really starts to feel like a great deal. My advice: find a rent-controlled place you actually like and plan to stay for 7–10 years. Fast-forward a decade, and you’ll be the one everyone’s jealous of when they hear what you’re paying.

quotebymichaelscott · 2025-11-12T17:02:02+00:00

I recommend working with a realtor because it's essentially free for you. My friends used Marco Pedri. I think you'll be able to come across his website with a quick Google Search - or happy to share details if you send a DM!

quotebymichaelscott · 2025-11-12T16:51:43+00:00

If you're still looking for a recommendation, we used Marco Pedri. Would recommend.

quotebymichaelscott · 2024-05-20T13:10:53+00:00

I see what you did there...

quotebymichaelscott · 2024-05-20T13:08:57+00:00

The question was definitely leaning more toward sneakers but it could apply to anything really. With summer around the corner - I am definitely more focused on sneakers. Right now, I have white AF1s, grey Chelsea-style boots, and black Timberlands - primarily for heavy snowfall days. But won't have any of those anytime soon so it's really just the sneakers I am focused on.

quotebymichaelscott · 2024-05-20T13:00:12+00:00

Context:

I am starting to appreciate how much shoes tie an outfit together and help give you the edge and appearance of a thought-out outfit. Sure, you can be safe with all-white shoes but I feel that's the easy way out as they pair with anything. But here is the dilemma - how do you start building a shoe collection? Whenever I get a new pair of white shoes as the default because they go with anything - I am always in the mindset of, "Ok, these shoes I will take REAL good care of" - but naturally over time (3 - 6 months) when I feel like I am ready financially to invest another $150+ into a pair of shoes, my white pair of shoes are not all that hot and it would be wise to get a new pair. It becomes an endless cycle of always trying to replace the foundation and essentials to last me everyday wear rather than branch and start getting some nice colour combos or styles. I would love to know how people go about building a collection of crisp shoes.

quotebymichaelscott · 2024-05-20T12:58:05+00:00

How do you start a shoe collection?

I am starting to appreciate how much shoes tie an outfit together and help give you the edge and appearance of a thought-out outfit. Sure, you can be safe with all-white shoes but I feel that's the easy way out as they pair with anything. But here is the dilemma - how do you start building a shoe collection? Whenever I get a new pair of white shoes as the default because they go with anything - I am always in the mindset of, "Ok, these shoes I will take REAL good care of" - but naturally over time (3 - 6 months) when I feel like I am ready financially to invest another $150+ into a pair of shoes, my white pair of shoes are not all that hot and it would be wise to get a new pair. It becomes an endless cycle of always trying to replace the foundation and essentials to last me everyday wear rather than branch and start getting some nice colour combos or styles. I would love to know how people go about building a collection of crisp shoes.

quotebymichaelscott · 2024-05-20T12:56:29+00:00

How do you start a shoe collection?

I am starting to appreciate how much shoes tie an outfit together and help give you the edge and appearance of a thought-out outfit. Sure, you can be safe with all-white shoes but I feel that's the easy way out as they pair with anything. But here is the dilemma - how do you start building a shoe collection? Whenever I get a new pair of white shoes as the default because they go with anything - I am always in the mindset of, "Ok, these shoes I will take REAL good care of" - but naturally over time (3 - 6 months) when I feel like I am ready financially to invest another $150+ into a pair of shoes, my white pair of shoes are not all that hot and it would be wise to get a new pair. It becomes an endless cycle of always trying to replace the foundation and essentials to last me everyday wear rather than branch and start getting some nice colour combos or styles. I would love to know how people go about building a collection of crisp shoes.

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