Davising21

I’m all about spots that use fresh ingredients, so I really liked the burger I had from a local natural foods company near my place—super juicy, and you could actually taste the difference in the beef. The fries were solid too, crispy without being greasy. I don’t eat fast food often, but I’d go back there anytime.

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has anyone tried switching out their scissor jacks for something more heavy-duty? I’ve been looking into different stabilizer options and wondering if it's worth upgrading. The movement in my trailer drives me crazy, especially when people walk around inside. If anyone has experience with an alternative, I’d love to hear what worked best.