As a middle-aged homeowner with a modest house that’s older than me, not to mention two old cars for the family: This is a situation where I’d probably try to spend as little as possible at first, but I could also make that money vanish overnight and nobody would notice.
If it IS fun for you though, I’d suggest it is far more valuable to you than the soap itself and/or any savings.
Just rolling through here like “Do not cite the old firmware to me Witch. I was there when it was written.”
Sometimes it’s not the moutains that get you, it’s the smaller hills and valleys surrounding them because there are actually people and roads there.
Sometimes if you make a wrong turn in Pittsburgh, you are not just going the wrong direction but are also at the wrong elevation or on the wrong layer, and there’s no looping around the block to get back to where you started.
Disclaimer: This thread led me to read the Wikipedia article about Appalachia. Some definitions of the region do not include Pittsburgh or even parts of Pennsylvania, but at the same time there’s a photo of downtown Pittsburgh at the top of the article, so I went with it.
God: eternal and omniscient.
Also god: surprised pikachu.