Yahoo Answers Answers Part 35

April 8th, 2021 |

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who has the best used cars in san diego ca?

Favorite Answer:

Hey ’93,

I’ve bought several cars in San Diego – All used. I had good luck with Jack Harrison Buick in National City – But I think that was mostly due to the fact that I knew the F & I Manager.

I also bought car’s in Pt. Loma and Mission Valley:

Pt. Loma – Place was sold to other dealer.

Mission Valley – Hine – Tried to get me for every last dime I had!

My personal favorite is Auto Trader. You can search for cars (free) before the Trader is published, most have pictures and nearly half are owned by private parties.

Good Luck,

James in San Diego

How can retailers inspires customers?

Favorite Answer:

My first guess would be to proof-read all of their postings. You never know when a misspell might tick off a customer.

Second, I would think a good variety of items, at good prices, with a “Can Do” attitude. I hate walking into a store and when I ask a question I am told “No, I don’t think so,” (Especially when I know that they do carry something like that or have something that will work in its place.) OR, even worse, That’s not my department. I don’t care who is in charge of that department – I really don’t mind if we find out the answer together.

Just my thoughts,

James in San Diego

How can I make an “apple pie”?

Hey Kisskiss,

There is also a shot that you and your friends will like. It’s called an “Apple Pie”:

Shot of Apple Schnapps – chilled in fridge.

Splash of Butterscotch Schnapps – chilled in fridge.

Top with whipped cream.

Quicker than baking and a heck of alot more fun after dinner.

James in San Diego

What are some cheapest ways to make a phone call from Japan to Australia?

Favorite Answer:

Hey Aussie Liker,

My favorite is to use Yahoo Messenger with Voice!

Easy to install – Easy to use – Free!

What more could you like!

James in San Diego

How do you make charcoal?

Favorite Answer:

Hey King,

Stephen P. has it mostly right. When you burn a hard wood a certain amount of resins and sugars “bubble” to the surface of the wood and when the wood cools, these resins/sugars harden in the top surfaces of the remaining wood. When you re-ignite the cooled wood(Charcoal) you end up with a cleaner and longer burning product that we refer to as Charcoal. If you’ve ever had a fireplace – the things that are black and clink when you’ve cleaned it out were charcoal.

The briquettes that Troy is referring to were invented in the 1930’s and are made by grinding charcoal, adding saw dust and binding them with a non-toxic glue. Years later, Match-light added a combustible fluid to make them easier to light.

Hope this helps,

James in San Diego

Chambord is my favorite liquer, and I am a bartender. Any unique drinks/ideas for using this delicious liquid

Favorite Answer:

Hey Wonder,

As a bartender, I like to use it when you would normally use a raspberry in real life.

Kahlua or Godiva + Chambord + anything else (Sweet or Sour)

Champagne + Chambord

Margaritas + Chambord

Daiquiris + Chambord

Coffee + Brandy + Chambord + Cream

Mix with Sugar (4Parts sugar to 1 part Chambord) — let dry and use to rim glasses for things like Margaritas or Kamikaze’s. It’s a nice after taste or even better, use for Lemon Drops or Appletinis.

Use it to make Old Fashioneds, Manhattans or Rob Roy’s (instead of Cherry Juice or Sweet Vermouth).

Add to Brownies for a nice raspberry taste.

Reduce over a low heat on the stove with a little brown sugar and use as a glaze on steaks!

Put some in your pancake or waffle mix (not alot, it may flare up and if cooked on too high a flame, will burn). What a nice brunch treat. Or even some in your muffin mix – Blueberry/raspberry muffins or even Raspberry and orange!

Put some in a vanilla shake – Hm-mm! A great way to beat the heat and get a little buzz!

I hope these help!

James in San Diego

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