Happiness is,

37 chief · Oct 13, 2022

When you are about to run out of oxygen, you find that extra oxygen bottle that has been sitting in the corner of your shop for over a year is full. Stan

Jeff NWOH · Oct 13, 2022

Nothing worse than running out in the middle of a project on a weekend or after hours and not being able to get a refill. I've accumulated multiples of everything I use now so there's always a spare here.

Geo-TH,In · Oct 13, 2022

And there is no Best use by date.

Does California require a warning label on the oxygen? Just kidding.

Stephen Newell · Oct 13, 2022

These days in Texas you could easily run out of oxygen to breathe. So much crud in the air it's hard.

37 chief · Oct 13, 2022

No it doesn't but, the last time I had the bottle filled I paid a hazardous material fee. I questioned it. I was told that is what we charge, and have no control on the fees. They come from the state. Stan

Geo-TH,In · Oct 13, 2022

I wonder if california charges a hazard fee on CO2 used to put the bubbles in drinks?

jddrawbar · Oct 13, 2022

Where in Tx. and what kind of crud are you breathing?

Stephen Newell · Oct 13, 2022

I'm near Dallas. Don't know what the crud is but my entire family is sick with allergies. One issue this fall is the trees since when had such a drought are dripping sap so bad the leaves on the trees look like they were sprayed with polyurethane. In Dallas where I'm working the peoples deck is completely coated with it. It's sticky like glue.

Happiness is,

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