kennerly

I must be the second type. I was in a haunted corn maze once and I was a little bit ahead of three girls I knew in college. They asked me to go around the corner and see if it was "safe" so I did. I turned the corner and there was this ski mask wearing blood soaked overalls guy with a chainsaw. I looked at him and he looked at me and I thumbed over my shoulder and shouted, "all clear come on guys". He nodded and crouched down as I kept going.

The scream those girls gave was fantastic. I laughed my ass off. They were pretty mad but it was worth it.

No don't put them in the dishwasher. My wife has one and she boils it or washes it with mild soap. She has her own little pot for disinfecting these so I don't really know what's going on in the kitchen while she does this. When I stick my head in she tell me to go away and shoos me with a spoon. Then I ask if she used that spoon on her diva cup and she shoos me more. It's pretty cute.

Last time I went to Canada I got pretty much the same treatment going to and from. The Canadian guard asked me where I was going and why and when I would come back. The U.S. guard asked me what I ate while I was there, since I went to a restaurant, and if I had bought anything besides food. All in all I've never had any real problems with border crossings. Here is a pro tip, don't act like a douche or be cute and don't act like you have something to hide and you'll have a good time.

Love that we got to experience it at all, don't dwell on it's absence but celebrate it's existence.

How much of your business is aquarium service? When I've talked to LFS owners before they always state that aquarium service is the bread and butter of a LFS if it wants to survive. A LFS that wants to last will ideally have all of it's overhead covered by service fees.