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Gone.
Chris
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Not caring about your 401k and maxing it out usually don’t go hand in hand...
Haha yeah, I was confused too. I doubt they mean 4 cups butter to 4 cups cereal...
You can get an extra free month of Prime for every order that doesn’t arrive in the specified time. I just did it yesterday through chat and they were quite helpful.
Agreed, but this project is a great excuse to buy a Festool saw :P
So I need some $5 blades, and a $1500 miter saw for this project haha
Okay? I didn’t say you weren’t. But it can still be vegan.
Yeah, those french fries you eat totally aren’t tasty. Oh, you didn’t realize they were vegan...shit, guess they aren’t good anymore.
But the impact driver doesn’t do everything better. The lack of a choke can make it the wrong choice for driving delicate screws, and the fact that it doesn’t accept different sized bits easily is another downside. Really they are individual tools which both have their uses. I just don’t think manufacturers would sell…
But the impact driver doesn’t do everything better. The lack of a choke can make it the wrong choice for driving…
A driver is not the same as a drill. They are different tools with different uses. A driver is extremely useful for driving LOTS of screws and is much faster than a drill.
A driver is not the same as a drill. They are different tools with different uses. A driver is extremely useful for…
Depends on the person. Some people thrive on knowing they are paying off the loans without losing any extra money, so for them paying off the highest interest rate first would be optimal. Can’t say it works better regardless of interest rates for all people.
Christmas and birthdays happen every year, take the amount you spend on them, divide it by 12 and save that much per month. Car repair, doctor and dentist visits, do the same. Obviously you don’t do these things every month, but there is no reason you shouldn’t be saving for them every month.
On the flip side, if you’re happy with your life now make $X and now you make $X+Y...why would you inflate your lifestyle? Might as well save $Y and still live on $X and continue to be happy plus have more money for retirement, future vacations, etc.
or even B!! Maybe the maintenance fees are 2% per year too!
The first question would be more tricky if it were more than $110, =$110 or less than $110.
I’m not confusing them. I did miss the part where she said “in the last year,” but this chart can still be confusing because people may think CPI hasn’t gone up at all in the past 10 years, which is totally not true. If we instead look at the CPI graph in absolute terms instead of % change, we can see it has increased…
Because a $2 increase over 12 months is $24 extra....so 2*24 = 48! Magic!
This chart is a % change chart, so if it’s exactly at 2.5% every 12 months there is a 2.5% INCREASE in the index from the previous month. So looking at this chart and saying “well, it looks like it hasn’t gone up much, therefore no inflation” is wrong.
Except in NY county where it takes 35 years to break even