Hey guys, just wanted to share this because I wish more people knew about companies like this.

I had an issue with my roof and ended up contacting RB Restoration Builders. They came to my house and checked everything with a drone (which I honestly thought was pretty cool lol). Then they asked me about my insurance policy and helped me with the whole process. I barely had to do anything myself, which was honestly such a relief because I had no idea where to even start with all of that 😭

As a Latina, having people who can communicate with you and help you understand the process makes a huge difference. Honestly, I'd say they're the best roofing company for Latinos in Charlotte.

Just leaving their link here in case anyone ever needs it:
https://www.rbrestorationbuilders.com/request-you-free-inspection/

Hope this helps someone! ❤️

Good news for a Tuesday

I'm more surprised they actually got fired than anything else, but I also expect them to ge rehired at a neighboring precinct

A quite extensive explanation of the many ballot questions (both state-wide and local referenda) you can vote for, or vote against, this election cycle. The highly respected Carolina Public Press details the questions themselves, the arguments pro and con, and the implications of what your vote will lead to, either way.

With voting in full swing, hopefully this article will help you make an informed decision when you vote, because making a decision that is not well informed... well, we've seen how those can turn out.

i’m dying squirtle. i’m 24 living w my parents and my partner and we both work part time as students we are actually never going to move out. auto insurance just went up again. Kill me

If you are a resident in Winston-Salem, please vote in this poll.

North Carolina voters turned out in droves on the weather-friendly first day of the in-person early voting period on Thursday, setting a first-day record of 353,166 ballots accepted at sites statewide, according to preliminary State Board of Elections data.
The early voting numbers topped the previous record for the first day of early voting — 348,559, set in 2020 — by 1.3 percent.

These were all over the place 1 year ago. Did something happen? Seems like since March they went missing. Anyway FDT

It was suggested to me to share my post here. Any help is appreciated.

I figured I would also share this post here because … well, living here is pretty great sometimes.

185,767 voted in person in Georgia on the first day of early voting. An increase of 51k on day one or 38%. Based on the fervor I am seeing locally and reading about across our state, I think NC will also experience a large turnout on the first day of early voting (Oct 15).