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Not to mention dozens of posts about a man walking down the street at 9:30 PM looking at people.

I had the add-on air fryer lid for my six-quart InstantPot and had the same experience as you. In my view, the issue was the size - it was just too small to get the kind of results one would get from a "real" air fryer. The six-quart InstantPot was too small for most of my recipes, so I upgraded to the eight-quart model that was built for and includes the air fryer attachment. It works much better.

True story: Back before cell phones were ubiquitous (In fact, I worked on the startup team for a provider who became part of today's T-Mobile) a hook-up was on his way to my place in Evanston, IL. It is the first city north of Chicago by Lake Michigan and despite looking like it is a short drive it can be a pain in the ass to get in and out. Guy didn't show up, didn't show up, didn't show up so I found someone else to come over. Guy #2 (the someone else) comes over and tells me about a terrible accident on Lake Shore Drive that has the north side of Chicago paralyzed. We have fun and he leaves. About an hour later, Guy #1 shows up. He's very apologetic and looks stressed and freaked out, so I invite him in. Turns out, he witnessed the horrific accident in which two people died. There was no way for him to leave the scene until the accident had been cleared and without a cell phone there was no way for him to call me. He was in no mood to mess around, but he also was in no emotional shape to drive back home, so we ordered in and hung out. He came over later in the week. Thank you for the reminder to ask if everything is OK. I should have mentioned that.

Or not, in this case. 🤣

When a guy hasn't arrived at the agreed-upon time and hasn't let me know he is running late, I usually text between 5 and 10 minutes after time and ask for his ETA. If no response, I'll reach out again at the 15-minute mark and ask if we are still on. Usually, I will have received a response. Although I might think it, I don't send texts like "If you don't reply in the next five minutes don't bother," mainly because something extraordinary could have occurred and I'd feel bad for being an ass.

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From Rob Saint's profile text: "muscled latin boy Tall, hung, vers, muscled here to help you achieve your desires."

I think you are referring to a 2016 review that Vyctorhot replied to, which displays a picture of him in a circle next to his name. That picture is dynamic and will display whatever picture he designates as his main picture. If his ad is set up to change the pic every day, a different pic will display tomorrow and the day after that and so forth. That being said, his pics are all over the map calendar and are in no particular order. He'd be wise to put them in reverse chronological order. Doing so would dispel any notions that he is trying to pull a fast one with his pictures.

He's been discussed in this thread, but no first-hand accounts. I remember seeing them on men4rentnow and Rentboy before he started his RM ad in 2007.

Not being facetious when I say this - you need a different doctor if that's the way he approaches prescribing PrEP. Every three months I go in for labs (HIV and STI tests as well as a urinalysis to ensure my liver has not sustained damage), we run through a set of standard questions (was I sexually active, any unprotected sex, any problems w/the med, taking it every day etc) and a refill is transmitted to the mail order pharmacy once my HIV test comes back negative. This is also how my previous physician in San Diego operated. To the OP's question, I don't have Kaiser but friends in SoCal who have it have said it is a pretty easy process. Essentially, it's what @Rudynate and @honcho said.

In keeping with the following: I'm happy to entertain specific questions via direct message.

Yep! THAT's when the provider starts charging for and making money on support. Or on selling you something new.

Post-purchase support is typically baked into the price one pays for a product, such as a TV or sprinkler system. I'll bet you could have found a lower-cost sprinkler system that wasn't connected to an app and did not include technical support. That price differential is the price you pay for support. To paraphrase what @Rudynate said, the attorney's, CPA's, personal trainer's, etc. work IS the product. The post-purchase support would be answering a question about the work product.

While I understand your concern, this is PayPal, not a random app on your phone. Given PayPal requires you to send the money, the probability of a recipient draining your bank account is rather low. While it is possible someone could hack into PayPal, steal users' credentials, and impersonate users by sending money to themselves, the same could (and has) occur with a bank.

My first thoughts exactly. Made me wonder if they sold thong and Speedo versions of Depends. Love that store.

Hired him when he was visiting Phoenix last summer. He gave me a great massage with just the right amount of pressure.

I'd link my bank account for cash transfers.

Agree 100%. As I've said in the past, it doesn't matter to me if they identify as "refrigerator" or "toss pillow" as long as I have a good time and they are as attractive, sexy, and nice as they come across in their profile.

The average height of a man in the US is 5'9", therefore it follows that 6' would be "tall." FWIW, I'm 6'4" and consider 6' to be "tall."

Every time I see "new to this" paired with a profile that's been up for a year or more I shake my head.

A bigger bitch than a karload of Kardashians, I always say.

If you live in or are visiting the Bay Area, be sure to check out one of my favorite museums, The Charles Schulz Museum and Research Center in Santa Rosa. The building itself is spectacular and the exhibits are very well done. It's an entire museum dedicated to Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the gang. What's not to love? Californians can support museums and show their love of Snoopy by buying the Snoopy license plate, the proceeds of which benefit California museums. Good grief! Photo credit: Brad Zweerink

@Rick M and @BuzzLiteQueer you have great taste in men. If I was still living in or visiting San Diego I would definitely hire him. For research purposes, of course.