If OP had a lathe couldn't they just use that to cut the tube into pieces without anything extra?

God I am just sitting here wondering what this guy is like in real life. It's like you're talking to a door or a lamp except both of those things have practical benefits.

Yep that's why we have the $40 ounces. This is also aided by lax growing laws that haven't really restricted the amount of growers available so we have a lot of surplus. The NY legislature can mess with this but prices should still come down over time.

There are places all over Oregon offering $40 ounces now but when it was first legalized and recreational sales started in 2015, all you could find was $12 grams and up.

Anyone familiar with the situation would know in referring to the removal of previously built dams. When was the last time a damn even got built in the United States? Sorry I didn't know you needed every minute detail explained to you.

Literally nothing about this contradicts anything I've said, genius. You think you're the only person on reddit whose familiar with Oregon, the Columbia Gorge, or conservation efforts that have happened here? Who cares when the Bonneville dam was built? Are you really arguing that the only restoration acts or dam removals have been on the Columbia? Now who's being ignorant? 🙄

You're referring to people using it for farming and washing a bunch of fertilizer back into the river or dams blocking spawning flow. Some evaporative cooling isn't going to affect that much of the river (assuming they were pulling from it) and give the desert region some much needed moisture in the air.

Those richers would never let an unsightly datacenter into their town.

The guy mentioning his well being low is probably more to do with the droughts we've been having for years than someone pulling water from the Columbia.

I was giving an example of someone who did exactly what they described.

Like Kid Rock who claims to have grown up in a Detroit trailer park but was actually the son of a guy who owned a chain of car dealerships and they didn't live in Detroit.

Fraud aside, it seems like all these things could be easily faked by an employer considering hearings consist of a phone call and then ruled on.