u/advancedsnacker

Found a used Venza with 94K Miles

Hi! I'm thinking about buying a Venza Limited which is priced at $25K from a Honda dealership but it has 94K miles on it. One owner. What do you guys think in regards to quality, life left, value? I am kind of rough on my cars, I have an old Jeep now and I do a lot of driving with my dog and picking up items from FB marketplace as I do a renovation.

I want to keep in mind the value and quality -- I heard Toyotas can go up high in mileage.

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u/advancedsnacker — 3 days ago
▲ 4 r/vegas

Looking forward to having some pure me time, wandering around. I've been to Vegas dozens of times -- never on my own time. As a corporate warrior, for the first time I'm *funemployed* and working lightly. I am coming from the east coast, got a dog sitter, me and my new macbook air are looking for a place to post up, get some work done, a different perspective, and into a creative headspace. I love working in unusual places -- the only must is great wifi. Suggestions? This is what I have so far, honing in with AI but I still root for the humans FTW.

  • 1923 Prohibition Bar / Voodoo Underground (Grand Canal Shoppes): Plush speakeasy seating with artifacts, curiosities, warm lighting, and subtle movement—buy a drink and linger with laptop amid the eclectic scene.

  • Venetian/Palazzo Lobby Lounges or Sala 118: Elegant seating with people-watching (guests, gondolas), reliable hotel WiFi, and calm daytime energy.

  • Encore/Wynn Lobby Bar (short walk across bridge): Opulent seating near entrances for interesting foot traffic, comfy chairs/tables, and strong public WiFi.

  • Vice Versa Patio & Lounge at Vdara (short Uber): Modern lounge with garden/CityCenter views, outlets, and sophisticated traveler vibe—great for focused work.

  • Grand Lux Cafe (Venetian/Palazzo): Spacious café seating with atrium/canal views, full menu, and solid WiFi for longer sessions.

  • High-Limit Slots Lounge (Venetian side): Quiet, comfortable seating away from main casino noise—TV, tables, and hotel guest WiFi (low traffic daytime).

  • Bellagio Conservatory Area or Nearby Lounges: Seasonal floral art displays for unique scenery, nearby seating with WiFi, and peaceful people-watching.

    Comments? Don't hold back

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u/advancedsnacker — 12 days ago