1:10:11You can make froth for the coffee too with an espresso machine
1:10:40Can make it all at the bar setup.
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1:10:49oh yeah... :_runieHEADPAT::_runieHEADPAT::_runieHEADPAT:
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1:10:53that machine sounds expensive
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1:11:00It sucks cause dryers are nearly replacable for that lol
1:11:01espresso machines are so expensive:_runieSOB:
1:11:09A cheap espresso machine is like $200. No grinder, but it can steam milk. Delonghi.
1:11:17ouch.. repairs at the cost of a new machine.. pain
1:11:20I got whole set of coffee machine, and yea it's quite expensive
1:11:23Yeah, it’s right there where it’s almost worth it but not quite
1:12:01man that sucks... it's never one of the cheaper parts :_runieSOB:
1:12:10Yeah that sounds about right. I had to buy a new fridge, freezer, stove, and washer/dryer for my place when moving in.
1:12:27new appliances are made to break nowadays. get it fixed
1:12:28If the one you have is efficient, worth saving
1:12:32that's why I hate modern appliances. The simpler ones with little to no electronics are best.
1:12:34I wish the machines were simpler:_runieHEADPAT:
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1:12:42Copper is expensive. Everything that uses copper may be expensive.
1:12:52ah yes, GE, the people that make things that spin. like the 30mm rotary cannon
1:12:55can I toss my dirty shoes in