Yeah, I had problems too. But I did like how they had the vacuum stations set up

FWIW, several Pb paint inspectors in addition to a few builders from the time with whom I've spoken all stated that no Pb paint was used in Columbia at the time of its construction.

The dangers were known by then (1967-8) and new construction just went with the Pb-free alternatives that already existed at that time.

I'd still be careful and get testing done, of course, but I'd be far more concerned with Aluminum wiring than Pb paint.

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lol there are so many better ways to collect survey data than spamming reddit. go away

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This feels very scammy.

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That does not answer the question. Also, I recommend stating upfront in the post what the incentives are for participating in this study…assuming that there are any.

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Going to guess you thought this was Columbia, SC. This is a sub for Columbia in Maryland.

I agree.. what does this have to do with Columbia?

I just wonder how, after spamming all of those larger subreddits, you ended up on columbia, md

Also had a good tinting experience there - they botched the scheduling and had me show up when the tint guy was off - but they made it more then right by upgrading me to the top tier of tint at no extra cost to make up for it. Great application.

Okay, I get that. Some people need an excuse to drink other than the crushing black hole of daily existence.

Because they’re kids?

Think of it this way... there are only 2 ways out of a marriage: death or divorce. Your rights and your concerns in each scenario are wildly different. Attorneys who only practice in one area or the other are likely to gloss over the parts that they don't know that well or act like they won't impact you much, but you'll be better served by someone who gives you full guidance in either scenario.

Why do you suggest someone that can also do estate planning? Do they work differently or have different concerns than someone that specializes in one?

What's the point of putting kids in tee-ball?

> What's the point?

My uneducated guess about it is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beer_league

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Whoa there, wiffle can be insanely difficult. The way air flows through the ball pitchers can throw insane amounts of curve on them. It deserves way more credit than a step above tee ball

Quick example I found https://youtube.com/shorts/ly6kx9A9h_g?feature=share

Oh, you're correct. What's the point? Wiffle ball is one step up from tee-ball.