Are they white? Red pill then

Driving sorry it’s hard to type and drive red pill them

I only talk to Siri’s bitch ass while driving. However, I am in New York City so I don’t know if you would call Dash driving, it’s more like sitting here.

This

@Deleted User Older wires tend to be a little bigger. It should typically be 14 or 12 gauge for a residential lighting circuit. And for your positive/ negative question. A switch doesn’t need a neutral, it just makes are breaks the current path. Only things that burn electricity (have wattage) needs a neutral. One wire will be always hot and the other will be your switch leg which sends power back to your lights.

The only type of switch that needs a neutral are some occupancy sensors or a switch/outlet combo

Wait, your branch circuits are aluminum?

Be very careful not to splice aluminum and copper together. They heat up and expand at different rates and the reason you seen goop on one of the terminals was to prevent the aluminum from oxidizing. You put something called nolox on aluminum when using it for electrical circuits.

They do sell special purple wire nuts to make copper to aluminum splices but I’ve even seen them burn off.

Has anyone read any Julius Evola? I just ordered two of his books and wanted to know what people thought of him.

I ordered, “Revolt against the modern world” and “metaphysics of war.”

And I will keep your advice on wind while reading.

If anyone has ambitions for being an Ironwork, I can get full books right now without going through an apprenticeship. It’s a limited time opportunity and if anyone is in the trade they know how hard the Ironworkers Union is to get into. You basically have to know someone. If anyone in interested, DM me. There is a fee for the book but your investment will be payed for in 2 weeks.

Had a Childhood friend post this on FB today. Thinking about recruiting, he owns his own business and is pretty solid goy.

I probably shouldn’t of screenshots the name, going to delete.

I know I’m so pissed!! I was considering buying 3 when BTC was at $600, I bought more Etherium instead at $400.

Do you think we have enough people invested into the market to fluctuate prices in our favor? For example, we get 1000 people to purchase 2 Etherium at once to jack up the price, then we sell. I know we don’t have 1000 people that can do that at the moment, but hypothetically, as we grow do you think that would be a viable plan to manipulate the market in our favor?

Yeah, I think there’s much more incentive in pumping and dumping markets collectively. Also, I wouldn’t doubt if other groups are doing it to benefit themselves.

Which is why we see days like today in the crypto markets.

Raising him the white way!!