They are definitely a solid option. I sold a property to them earlier this year. The best part is getting that cash offer in 24 hours so you know exactly where you stand.

I saw a managed quarry in Vermont that still had acid runoff issues after they said it was fixed. I mean, even with replanting, the soil is messed up for years. Idk if that's really solving the problem or just making it look better. Maybe it's just me, but calling that green energy feels a bit off.

Your "new air fryer potato wedge habit" probably means your spice shelf is a mess again already.

Ever notice when the underlings start winning, the hierarchy reasserts itself?