Favorite vs Best Carb, Protein, healthy fat

[Mossy1985]

I wonder why they worked all the front off like that first. I would have left rigging points on the front to take the back down in bigger sections. Looks like they’ve got all the right equipment. With all that equipment that should have been an 8 to 10 hour job not counting grinding the stump.

 

[Poppy]

That seems kinda pricey. 3-5 k would be in the ballpark around here. Way different regions too.

 

[Mossy1985]

Different regions is a big deal. Down here i make $25 a hour. Up there I make $65 a hour and that’s working line with the electric ready to take your life at any moment

 

[herrubermensch]

That’s cheap. I paid about $10k for similar sized tree! Of course, when the put the ball of the tree on the trailer, it literally crushed the trailer. Root ball was about 25feet wide. River bottom oak.

 

[herrubermensch]

For protein: eggs, steak, chicken, sushi, skim milk, broccoli, peanut butter and almond butter.
For carbs: Bad: pop tarts, chocolate chip cookies, anything from TastyCake, Dunkin Doughnuts boston creme pie doughnuts. Good: rice, sweet potatoes, multi-grain bread, pasta.
For fats: almonds, avocados, and whatever I get from eating the above.

 

[Mossy1985]

You just made me hungry and I just finished eating for the second time this morning

 

[Rusty]

They had a big truck with a claw on it. Five Mexicans took six hours

 

[Poppy]

TastyCake

Same here

 

[Rusty]

Ya pretty yummy list of bad carbs. Lol

 

[Mossy1985]

That’s pretty quick. That including grinding the stump?

 

[Rusty]

Ya. There stump grinder was this big remote controlled thing on four wheels. Ground up roots and everything

 

[Rusty]

Zoom in that big yellow thing is their stump grinder

 

[Mossy1985]

Yeah i seen it immediately. The one we have is a little bigger. You can actually sit on it and drive it.

 

[Rusty]

That’s crazy. I never seen big tree equipment like that. Gotta be a lot of money to buy something like that. They said the big truck with the claw was $800,000

 

[Mossy1985]

Hell a good saw cost the better part of $1,000.

 

[Rusty]

I got an electric Worx chain saw for $59. The extension cord cost more money.

 

[Mossy1985]

I don’t use anything that don’t say Stihl on it

 

[Rusty]

I only use the chain saw once every couple years

 

[Poppy]

Best I’ve ever used!!

 

[Poppy]

Stihl

I just bought a baby stihl…