I would use neither, you really need mortar for steps. Poly sand is really only meant for one layer of paver that are directly on the ground.
You can probably put the new steps over the old ones, I would probably deconstruct some of what you have there first to make sure the new ones are really solid though.
Seriously, if you can’t afford to tip your servers at a sit-down restaurant (in places that pay below minimum wage for servers), then you can’t afford to eat there. It’s not some life hack, you’re just being a piece of shit and the only thing you are accomplishing is fucking over your fellow worker. If you don’t want to tip, don’t eat at places with table service.
lmao this is like saying if I push someone off a cliff, I’m actually innocent because the ground killed them.
I play bagpipes semi-professionally. The overwhelming majority of people do not like bagpipe music, and even if they do, they don’t want to hear much about my bagpiping antics. One good thing is that I will never struggle to answer the dreaded “what’s one interesting fact about yourself” icebreaker.
No problem! Unfortunately, I’ve come to learn over time that the best options for home improvement stuff usually turn out to be the more expensive ones and are often a pain in the ass labor-wise. I tend to be a perfectionist though, and I hate having to look at a sub-par job for all of eternity when I know I could have done it better/the “right” way.