Thats a reasonable life expectancy for boots. I wear Merrells every day I expect to replace them every 6 to 8 months. I put them on my feet to work in and they do their time. I wouldn't take them back and make a claim, because they get abused with 14hours plus/day hard wear and tear. They live up to their useful life even though it's less than 4 years. I'd never expect them to last 4 years.

Now if they blew out in a couple months I'd definitely be going back.

Likewise, OP's air fryer should last 4 years, he has a claim, unless he's using a cheap air fryer commercially in which case I think the seller/manufacturer has a reasonable case that it served its expected lifetime.

It's not a blank if it breaks we fix it for free law. It's basically a lemon law for all consumer goods.

Friend of mine was in a taxi on 95, explorer type vehicle. Ice off the tractor trailer in front of them demolished the window. Would have killed a person in the passenger seat. Luckily, no one was. Totaled the vehicle because it bent the A Pillar. Driver did an amazing job keeping it under control!

I clean my vehicles off religiously now.

Because you're easier to see

That used to be us too. We stopped pretty quick after a friend's customer bought the same vehicle as me. He almost lost a pretty good account over that.

Nice!

I try to put first and last names on my contacts so I don't mix people up, but thats pretty hard to confuse

I'd disagree. Half the time my friends and I don't even use words. A simple middle finger upon entry is all thats needed to say "good to see you, sup?"

The look on the kids' faces. Jesus!

And is the kid on the right 2 months or 40? He's seen some shit

What kind of horrible monster are you? The front door???

Seriously though, I forgot bottle drives. The kids always knock on the front door for bottle drives. What a pain. Gotta move a laz-z-boy, trip over the dog, get the draft stop and pull that sticky door open just to tell them to come 'round back. Like cmon kids, you know better.

We use the side door bub. It's right next to the driveway. Path of least resistance. Front door is only for EMS and trick-or-treaters. No path needed, for that light workout the grass is fine. Ayuh

If I break out anything more than a hoodie, you know it's cold. I might pull out a rain jacket on if we're getting freezing rain. And I dont bother with gloves when I get out of my plow truck to shovel.

But I was born and raised here, and I've worked outside since is was 14. You, coming from a tropical climate are gonna be cold in July. Good jacket, warm gloves and something waterproof on your feet are gonna be essential for you.

Right aid. No joke. Been with me atleast 10 years.