You will save a lot of money doing it yourself, artisans are pricy, and usually you also need to understand their job to be able to check if it was done right.
We bought all the equipment because we do stuff for a couple of hours early in the morning or after work, so renting wouldn't be worth the trouble. everything's going back on craigslist when we're done.
Even if there are small imperfections, the satisfaction of doing something with your own hands gives so much pride and confidence, it's worth it.
Every time we finish something, that's pretty much the point where we acquired enough experience, that doing it again would feel comfortable/easy, and then we never do xD
from my experience of mixing 4-5 bags a day for several weeks, the drill option is cheap, but the lateral drag got quickly heavy on the wrists. You can rent a concrete mixer for probably not too much money at a hardware store, or use a cheap dedicated device https://www.amazon.com/s?k=handheld+cement+mixer
we use the concrete mixer when mixing cement and shoveling sand to make big quantities to pour slabs, and the handheld to mix quickcrete bags in a bassin for laying bricks and other smaller tasks
you don't have to prove anything to anyone. You can feel things without having to perform them, you can be gay and aromantic / asexual. Don't let anyone tell you what you can and can't be.
store your fries leftovers in a sealed container to avoid desiccation, and in the fridge to slow bacterial proliferation. warm them up by putting a couple of tbsp vegetable oil into a frying pan and fry them at medium temperature.
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