The 1st gen trunk was locked with the doors via the remote or inside locks.

Having a house, whenever I have a project, I look it up on youtube and assess if I can do it. I’ve had very little I can’t do, but I do choose to hand some stuff off, like painting. I can paint, but I hate to and paid $10/hr my time (they’re quicker than I am) to paint the outside of my house. Well worth it for me not…

I just looked at the warranty, and it covers use Aston Martin track events. While I don’t see any scheduled, I foresee this clause being invoked if they schedule one.

I’ve got a 15 year mortgage ;)

I personally think that adjusting for family size is necessary, which is mentioned in some of the methods, but left out of a lot of the others.

We priced these out when we did the tourist version of NYC. We came up with a list of must dos, like statue of liberty, want to do, like top of the rock, and fill ins, like bodies. It covered everything we really wanted to do except Broadway.

While all this comes in handy now, why do so many wait this long? You should republish a similar article mid next year saying do these things while you still have time.

* a lower salary than competing aerospace companies provide with a huge amount of delayed compensation in the form of SpaceX stock.

This is a very true statement. Too many people I talk to about retirement and investing in general are too overwhelmed to know where to start.

I’m amazed by photo technology as well. I’ve got a Canon 6D that can produce usable shots at ISO 25,600. It’s better than my 60D was at ISO 3200. Yes there is noise present, but with mild noise reduction in LR, it doesn’t detract from the picture unless you pixel peep.

My last company used to offer dinner at the company restaurant for free (vs $5 for lunch) for this sole purpose.

I discuss money in private with close friends that are in similar jobs/industries but at different companies.

Google the brand you are going with as all are different. Note that excess wear and tear is defined by the lease holder, so the examples only apply to manufacturer leased vehicles. A lot of the horror stories you hear are from private leasing companies.

I just did my first lease ever and let me run the numbers to show you why:

Dubrovnik, Croatia. We did a European cruise and didn’t really care much about Dubrovnik. It ended up being one of our favorite places.

I just went through this on a new car deal.

Actual photos of eclipse from 35,000 ft

One big problem with this calculator and a lot of others is that they assume that you need 85% of your salary at retirement.

Did this (although we were light on France) and went to the following places:

This is a stop on the path, not the end goal. The end goal is landing back at the launch site to enable rapid re-usability.