marketing is expensive , the fact that you want it is proof that it works . Look at mail order bikes and near cost sales or used if you are trying to score as deal . <| sep |> 7 points from the BaeBoBurr line . A few lucky hops but overall good hustle and a willingness to take the puck to the net paying dividends . <| sep |> I can figure out what my talent isn ' t . <| sep |> Snap , apps , forza , halo , gears , more emphasis on entertainment purposes rather than just a gaming console , and the most comfortable controller I have ever used . Plus backwards compatibility . <| sep |> Just read it and there are a couple of delusionals there . Most seem to not be so ignorant . This will be a tough fought game for both . <| sep |> No way . I routinely dispense things carbonated at 4 volumes , about 45 PSI . There ' s no such thing as too carbonated for a keg , and certainly not when you ' re probably not far north of 22 . 5 volumes . There is a such thing though as too thick . I ' ve had things jam the outlets on the disconnect . Not beer generally , but I could see how trub would do it . There ' s not much to be done about that other than thin it out . I ' d take it out , cold crash , and put it back without the trub . You can probably fill the keg with water and blast the crap lodged in the disconnectlines with high pressure . Remove your faucet from your shank and just blast it through . Also , I might take the faucet apart and clean that just to be sure it isn ' t jammed too , but that ' s not likely to be your problem .