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Why do you mow my lawn in a different direction each week? - Duration: 1:02.
Hello. My name is Chester Brzezinski. I'm the founder of big lakes lawn care and
the question is, why do you mow my lawn in a different direction every week. The
reason we mow your lawn in a different direction every week is to avoid rutting.
If we run our mowers the same direction week in and week out across your
property, ruts will start to form. Another thing
that happens is the grass starts to lay over and it doesn't stand up straight
for a nice crisp cut. It flattens out because we keep running it over in the
same direction. This could happen if you're mowing your own lawn too. It's a
common problem. A way to avoid it is to change direction every single week when
you mow the lawn. Now, another benefit to us mowing the lawn in a different
direction every week is that it gives you that awesome checkerboard pattern
that everyone's going for. This works especially well if you have a side lawn
and a Kentucky bluegrass side lawn is probably the best lawn for us to stripe.
We'll make it look like a golf course for you and it comes out just awesome, So,
if you are mowing your own lawn, make sure to change direction every week and
that will ensure that you have a beautiful pattern and you avoid forming
any ruts. I hope that helps and have a great one.
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Why Do People Love The DNR Fish Pond? - Duration: 3:19.
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Why Some Realtors Prefer Smaller Mortgage Lenders vs Big Banks - Duration: 1:02.
from my experience again for my experience I'm not knocking on the big
banks but the smaller boutiques do tend to really see your situation looking at
you to see like what you're doing how they can maybe guide you into the right
thing so maybe in a month and a half or whatnot you know then you'll be a proof
for even if it's an additional $20,000 and that's why I really like to send my
buyers to iLoan, you guys you know have worked yeah the big banks they just
say DENIED. Then we step in and really analyze a file really see
that a fortunate part about a lot of the places too I mean there's there's good
people or big banks and there's bad people boutiques it just happens
it's so politically correct I love it's true but it goes on the way you know the
majority of the boutique guys or women are career loan officers so they really
know and really get dive deep into a lot of the stuff they're not just paid
salary employees
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Why Do Knuckles Crack & Is It Bad For You - Duration: 2:04.
Some people hate the sound of cracking knuckles.
While other people will crack their knuckles up to 20 times a day.
25-45% of people crack their knuckles out of habit.
So why do knuckles crack and pop and what causes the sound that so many people hate?
That's what we'll find out on today's episode.
You probably already know what a joint is.
A joint is where two bones meet.
Your finger joints are in a capsule called the synovial capsule
which contains synovial fluid.
The synovial fluid lubricates your joint and makes it easier to move your fingers.
Inside the synovial fluid, there are dissolved gases.
When you pull your finger, you stretch the joint and reduce the synovial pressure.
This allows the dissolved gases in the synovial fluid to come together and form a cavity or
bubble.
The formation of this bubble is what causes the knuckle-cracking sound.
To crack your knuckle again, you'll have to wait about twenty minutes for the gases to
redissolve into the synovial fluid.
"What was that?
What did you say to me?
What did you say to me?"
"I'm so- I'm so sorry.
Please forgive me.
Please forgive me.
I won't do it again.
I'm sorry.
"I'll show you sorry."
*knuckles cracking*
"You know cracking your knuckles will give you arthritis?"
"No.
That's a myth."
"Yes, it will.
Everybody knows that.
It's common knowledge."
"No, cracking your knuckles doesn't cause the cartilage damage to give you arthritis."
"Yes, it will.
Ask anybody, cracking your knuckles gives you arthritis.
It's gonna hurt you when you're sixty."
"Oh, I'll show you what hurts."
"I didn't mean it.
It won't give you arthritis.
Please!"
Dr Donald Unger wanted to figure out if that was really true.
So he spent the next 60 years cracking the knuckles on his left hand every single day,
but not on his right hand.
60 years later, he did not develop arthritis, but what he did get was the
Ig Nobel prize in Medicine in 2009.
Does that mean it's safe to crack your knuckles?
Well, not completely.
Cracking your knuckles still leads to a weakened hand grip, hand swelling, and functional hand
impairment.
But it doesn't lead to arthritis.
Thanks for watching this video.
If you want to learn more about what happens when you crack your knuckles, go to pensivity.net/knuckle-cracking
and don't forget to subscribe.
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