"Worst argument" as in bad argument or as in difficult to argue against?
Start by soaking as much at possible with penetrating oil.
(There are quite a few and I've used most of them, I don't have a particular one in mind.)
Loosen but do not remove the lug nuts.
With the wheel/tire on the ground, turn the steering back and forth. (Start engine if necessary)
Short movements back and forth should start to break the wheel free of the hub.
If that fails. Applying heat to the wheel/hub joint will be necessary.
For many, perhaps.
Snacking can also be a stress response.
Only if you like pulling assemblies apart to free up stuck cables.
Cults excel at inoculating their adherents to this truth.
Nostr's "the left can't meme" moment.
I haven't seen one of those in a couple decades. Very cool.
It's in preparation for working through the 118 degree days on job sites.
I generally avoid their hand tools and power tools.
That's from a professional perspective, though.
They may work for a hobbyist or around the house.
Fit, finish, feel, and durability is inferior to better brands.
Some of their basic shop tools are surprisingly good.
(Jacks, jack stands, presses, chemical transfer tools, etc)
It's all really about expectation for use-case vs price.
Yes.
There is no actually solution to growing the power of anyone involved.
From packing courts, to increasing terms.
The ethical concerns (and needs of the governed) are upstream of the elected or installed.
Arguably one of the most clever films of the last few decades.
As is the case with most things culturally, it's more than just one cause.
The "me generation" has certainly played their part, however.
No. It's just not rising above the noise floor at the moment.
Overall, I agree.
My primary concern at this point is one of management over time.
The fickle nature of US foreign policy (or at least large parts of it) being the result of relatively rapid, large scale changes in administrations every 4 to 8 years that tends to mismanage even the most well intended programs.
There are a lot of reasons to dislike a lot of people.
Soros has a long history of why.
It's only a missing understanding for our Pacific and Atlantic Coast populations.
It's still in living memory for much of the great lakes and Gulf states.
Question.
Why are you assuming that we don't think about the pollution that will result from bringing industries back to the US?
Might not know what to do with a direct invite.