Not at all. You apparently don't get out much. Nearly every restaurant I have ever been to that sells hamburgers includes mayonnaise as one of the standard toppings. I googled "traditional hamburger toppings" and found several dozen restaurant menus featuring a "traditional" burger with mayo. I am sorry your world…

You would make some saves, but your team would have no chance of overcoming that 40 goal deficit.

Pretty much everywhere. At most burger joints, mayonnaise is a standard topping.

I am very cognizant of fees. My personal (non-IRA) investments are all in no-load, low fee (sub 0.50%) mutual funds or ETFs. I figured that with the free 3% match, it still makes sense to do the IRA through work. You have confirmed as much. I still hate knowing that I am getting hit with the 5.25%. I've talked to…

Mayonnaise is actually a traditional burger topping. You are just wrong. No need to quibble with facts.

I like Fidelity's Cash Management Account for several reasons. It has FDIC insurance, no fees, no minimum balance requirement, no limit on transactions, free ATM card and free ATM use WORLDWIDE (they reimburse you for other bank's ATM fees with a statement credit) and online and mobile access. They also have online…

On the rare occasions that I take half a burger home, I end up just taking the patty and cheese. Re-heat in oven and place on an appropriate sized slice of toast. I have condiments, lettuce and pickles in my fridge pretty much always.

Definitely. You'd have to consider the fact that the opposition would also take FAR MORE shots. With a real NHL goalie in the net, they are passing and positioning themselves for the best possible shots knowing that the goalie is likely to stop anything that is not well-timed and well-aimed. Put an average Joe in…

Or if you're not wanting to commit heresy, there is another way. MAYONNAISE ON THE BOTTOM BUN. The mayo acts as a barrier between the burger juices and the bun. Also helps if you lightly toast the bun first.

The cookbook has some good ideas. A few more from someone who cooks daily. If you have the room to freeze it, buy your meat in big cuts (like a 7 bone) and a whole chicken and break them down at home and freeze what you don't use immediately. If you don't have the room, buy stuff like chicken thighs and the…

The (small) company I work for has an IRA and they match 3%. The problem is that ALL of the mutual funds available to me have a 5.25% load. That is robbery. Is there anyway for me to use a different brokerage/investment firm?

The (small) company I work for has an IRA and they match 3%. The problem is that ALL of the mutual funds available to me have a 5.25% load. That is robbery. Is there anyway for me to use a different brokerage/investment firm?

Insurance is one of the few products/services that we all have to purchase but hope to never have to use.

I think it may be something to with the cleaning products they use mixing with the odor of their bread. That is my best guess. Sort of a Pine-Sol / Bakery odor

I had to do a factory reset on my Android phone because it would not get past the boot screen. Since the factory reset, my battery life is MUCH better. I used to barely get a full day on one charge with moderate use (text, e-mail, some spotify streaming). Now I can go two full days.

I have no problem with that. Just saying that sometimes people poke the hornet's nest just to rile up the hornets.

See, Jeselnik, Anthony.

YOU and everyone else commenting on this post are precisely the REACTION he is hoping for. He even said as much. Your outrage (whether real or feigned) is exactly why he is doing this.

Is something like this available through Cox? And what about ESPN. I would switch to a combo of Hulu Plus and Netflix if I could get ESPN and HBO.

This is my go-to combo for nearly everything. I also use Borax sometimes, too. Did you know that baking soda and vinegar will unclog shower and sink drains, too? Just fill the clogged drain with baking soda, poor vinegar until its well-saturated and try to cover it so it stays contain. Come back about 15 minutes…