Depends on the state / area.  Around here (Ohio) the prices adjust daily, up or down.

I’ve noticed it doing war with my ad blocker.  If i turn the blocker off I can see more comments, but only after seeing an ad... :-(

Note this only works for actual spectrum customers, if you’re TWC re-branded as Spectrum you’ll need another form. I just change the address and phone numbers to something non sensible.

It’s a chance to nab stuff cheap and sit on it for 30+ years.  I’m all for dips.

COTD

Enhance....

Depending on the 401k, you don’t have to roll it over and the provider of the loan may allow you to continue your payment schedule. Others want a lump payment @ termination.

As a 2011 WRX hatch owner, I can confirm that the used market is stupid crazy for these things. There’s a demand for the hatchback, and +1 for one of the rarer colors. I’ve seen similar ones go for similar prices

How is second place embarrassing?

Great plan, the only piece missing is how you fund public transport and allow it to be separate from the normal traffic stream. It can’t be on time if it’s stuck in the same traffic jam as everyone else.

I’ve got a WRX hatch that still has life in it, and there’s not a WRX hatch to buy, so no sale.

Having enough money so that you can make money with capital gains and not real income?

Agreed, I read travel partner as my spouse / family.  If it’s a coworker, they are on their own.

Calm down, see my other post.  My only travel partner is my spouse, so yes I can answer that question.  If it was a co-worker, they get to haul their own crap and I’ll be in the lounge.

My logic is for a spouse / family member. I probably packed the damn bag for them, so I can haul it through with zero issues. It’s a moot point for me because my house spouse has a travel card that reimburses TSA precheck application fees.

Simple.  Take all their crap through TSA precheck line for them.  They can go through the regular line, remove shoes and meet on the other side.  Done and done!

Also funny how some of the decisions made were guided by “cost savings” or “maximizing profit”. I’m willing to be whatever they “saved / earned” is pennies compared to the damage done to the business. Companies really need to do a better job of risk quantification vs. profit.

True.  It is NYC.  Even hamburgers are stupid expensive there...

My local Subaru dealership is around $115 / hr.  It depends on the area.  I would expect the rate to be higher at a 24 hour facility, making up for the fact that they are running idle for some portion of the 24 period.

Disposal fees, shop consumable fees, state regulatory fees, etc.  Just depends on the area.