Glad they started making them plastic... 

She had surgery and it triggered some kind of mental problem.

Now after consulting with a number of RE CPAs I found out that the legal structure you created is the most tax inefficient strategy for california residents and eventually I may be paying a big tax bill year end unless I do a major surgery and spend a lot more money to get it fixed. let me know if we can 1:1 sometime soon to discuss it more

Originally posted by @Keyoka Smith:Hi...I'm a doc, 10 years in foot/ankle surgery (I started "late", finishing residency at the age of 35).

I still like laminate although the newest breed is a plastic base reported to lay faster and last longer.

A kind lady at Lowe's (where I had gone to buy Drain-O) suggested I use vinegar and baking soda to loosen up any gunk, then use the cheap plastic "snake" to get the blockage out.

As you can see, my total cost for all these surgeries was a fraction of what I would have paid in premiums over the years! 

I avoid dishes altogether by using paper plates and bowls and plastic utensils.

The faux wood home depot ones hold up better than the cheap plastic ones.

Quote from @Ray Danishyar: I think not doing an ARV and repair cost is like doing surgery and not bringing the right tools, hoping the person you are operating on doesn't need the tools you don't have if that makes sense.