We still have discussions, but the discussions are about what "jar" the money will come out of and why.

I've preferred a small air sprayer over a Ryobi quart airless, but the compressor for it is not portable.

Jar is correct about he Exxon office complex.

Jarred - No tutorial for posting . . .

I have also seen some people leave with glass jars of which I couldn't see the contents, though they do have about 4-5 cases of empty glass jars in their storage area.

It all just depends on the deal the wholesaler got vs the projected arv, keeping in mind somebody else's hands have to fit in that same cookie jar. 

This spring we had a water heater leak - actually a poorly soldered elbow on the inlet line - and we were notified and able to correct the problem before more than a quart of water had made its way into the overflow tray.    

What I learned is the larger the project the more political it gets between departments and branches of government all having their hand in the cookie jar trying to pick out the biggest one with the most chocolate chips.............. : )The land is the harder part and getting anchors signed and financing in place to take down the parcels.

This deal is like a jar of jalapeno peppers - what you do today may burn your a$$ tomorrow.

My name is Jarred and I am a newbie from North County San Diego.