Why would opening both doors on a French door be more of an issue than opening the single door on a side by side or column? I like the French door setup better than a side by side, but would prefer a column over both if I had the room.
We've had a counter depth KitchenAid for about 7 years that has been solid so far. Looks pretty nice and does what we need it to do. It'll probably die now that I say that.
I hope their dishwashers are good because I have one sitting in my garage waiting to be installed. I think I'll buy one of their vacuums when our Dyson shits the bed. Although we have zero carpet in our current house so maybe I don't really need a vacuum anymore.
My backyard looks pretty much back to normal after looking like complete shit. Wife keeps mentioning how the neighbors mowed so I guess that's what I'm doing this morning.
I used to care a lot more about cars than I do now. Too many other priorities these days that don't include a car payment. Regardless, I'd never be okay with $1500/month for a depreciating asset. Not even sure what I'll get next. Maybe something like a used Tacoma or 4Runner.
I'd eat at Rudy's over Cooper's. I've been to two different Cooper's locations and both were average to below average. I've had a few shitty meals at Rudy's, but most have been pretty good.
Our range, oven, and dishwasher actually came too fast. Been sitting in the garage for a few months. Hopefully they work. The Subzero was going to take over a year, but we decided to just reuse our KitchenAid fridge for now.
Back when we were looking it seems like Thermador had some decent package prices. Wolf/Subzero/Cove were more expensive. Both had significant supply chain delays.
The Blue Star model we bought comes in either NG or LP. I assume the difference is just the burner orifice. My understanding is that you can drill out the orifice on an LP grill to get the equivalent BTUs out of NG. I haven't actually tried it though. Getting off topic I guess.