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Comments (35)Alfredo., We downsized from a 36 inch to a 34. Our original was way more spacious but it's just a different newer cut now. More straight up and down. It's plenty big, even though much narrower and it's really long, which is nice for my 6 ft tall husband. If we had the space I would always go wider but the old one was so wide for the doorframe that whoever built the house cut out 3/4 of the lower doorframe to make it fit. Very odd.. I will post a pic of the inside so you can see it....See MorePepper Workshop, Madison WI May 16th
Comments (11)Hey loweride: I agree. It wasn't geared towards the novice grower. Just more of an overall pepper info session. You would do great doing a talk at the library. If they want you to do it, and you would be willing, then do it. I would be willing to help out in any way you would want, even just moral support. Sure there will be some in the audience that might know more, but, IMO, in some areas, I think you were more knowledgeable than Dave. That is the nature of the beast. And as long as you accept that, no big deal. I too am anxious in front of people but after 13 years in the army and having to train others on crap that I didn't know anything about, it got easier. After I got out of the service, I went to Mid State Tech in Wisconsin Rapids and was asked to be the student speaker for the graduating class.....for the whole damn school. I was really hesitant, but it was right after 9/11 and I was kind of propped up with the Patriotism going around and made it kind of the theme of my talk. If you are confident in your subject matter, it is a snap. And the trick with the bothersome idiot in the class that thinks he knows a lot and wants to show it is to make him part of it....ask them what they would do in certain situations, Sometimes they even show their spots and make fools of themselves. But anyway, I don't think you are going to have any botanists attending, just some curious folk who are interested in getting into the HOT PEPPER craze going on. That is one think Dave was right about, the Pepper Craze is just beginning and growing very fast. Another good thing is doing a couple videos ahead of time showing what you are talking about. That way you can make sure all the info is correct and complete and then play them during the talk. Or put them online and tell the crowd where to find them if they need more info on a certain subject. I have a video I did on how to make the 5-1-1 mix on youtube. It takes a lot of the mystery out of the process. Bring a few props like live plants and even samples if you have them. Like Dave did but you only need a couple, maybe a bell, a Jalapeno/cayenne, a habanero and a Super hot. Half the class can be watching the bad ass guy in the back that thinks he can eat a super hot and not flinch. hahaha. I suppose even some mardi gras beads for the kids...just leave the mini-banjo at home. Regarding GW. I was on garden web quite a few years before I met you. I dont know exactly when I joined, but it was probably 2010. Maybe 2011 latest. I still havent quite gotten used to the layout of this site, but I think I like it better than the C2C site that a lot of the old GW users migrated to. So, buck up and set up a pepper class. And let me know if you want any assistance....See MoreDo Not Buy from AJ Madison
Comments (4)We did an entire house redo last fall and bought the appliances through AJ Madison. Had a great salesman help us with the order, work out a package discount, point out available rebates and set up a delivery. When we had to shift the delivery after Harvey, that was no problem and delivery was as expected. I have recommended them since then. Will continue to do so....See MoreAJ Madison: Scam company or legit wholesaler?
Comments (5)Bad experience with these guys, won’t use them again. We purchased an appliance (induction range) and found out before delivery that it wouldn’t work in our apartment. My bad for not understanding this in advance, or for seeing the fine print about the 35% (!) restocking fee hit for canceling the order. But they wouldn’t even work with us to apply a reasonable share of the price we paid to purchase another product from them instead. Just basically told us we’re out of luck. Absolutely their right, and fully disclosed, but seems like really bad business to lose a customer through zero flexibility and understanding. Obviously won’t buy anything from them in the future. Learn the lesson from me: do all your homework, double-check your measurements and installation requirements, and check with your building superintendent before you buy a new appliance. Otherwise, at least with these guys, it will be costly and they will take your money and won’t try to help you out in any way. Thanks for nothing AJ Madison....See Moreannie1992
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