Cruxifux

I own a contracting company and we have one set of rigid battery powered tools. They do not hold a charge anywhere near as long as our dewalts at the same size, do not charge anywhere near as fast, and do not have the longevity of the dewalts. We’ve slowly been phasing them out. Could be that ours are duds but I’ve heard similar things from other people.

Dewalt, Milwaukee, and makita generally work the same. I find dewalts to be a little more resistant to being dropped from heights. Most companies I’ve worked for tend to use Dewalt or Milwaukee, not sure why Makita gets the shaft.

People generally buy one set with batteries and then that’s what they always buy because batteries are so expensive for their personal tools.

Also if you’re looking at Rigid or Mastercraft or some other cheaper brand don’t do it for battery powered tools. Their plug in tools tend to be okay if you’re just using it for personal use but the batteries those companies produce are garbage and not worth the savings.

Eggs are still pretty reasonably priced in Canada where I live.

I add eggs to everything pretty much. Salads, sandwiches, wraps, pasta, as just a side for basically anything, making omelettes as snacks a lot. I learned how to make hollandaise sauce this Christmas and now I make that all the time too. I do a special hollandaise and gravy sauce that absolutely demolishes and we put that shit on so much meat. It makes pretty much every meal I’ve made lately technically “breakfast style” but we are adults and I refuse to let society dictate how many eggs im allowed to eat in a day.

Man I’ve been making breakfast for dinner for me and my wife for MONTHS and it works. That shit is fire and keep doing it