No, I’m not. Calm down. One should be able to sit down with their spouse, discuss their expectations, compromise and come to an agreement. The schedule would be based on that. Once the schedule is done, it’s done. Is it perfect and foolproof? No, of course not. Nothing is.

My main problem is I have all this stuff on carved stone tablets but nobody seems to use them anymore!

Simply wearing that suit and a Fitbit is enough to be fired in my CEO book.

I did. Ive had a 2015 Mustang GT since December 14 and use it for track duty. I bought a 16 FoST1 on black Friday and got it for $20k out the door. The FoST is fun to throw around and drive a slow car fast and not get yourself into trouble or drive out through a crowd of people on the side of the road. The Mustang is…

Now this is my kind of lifehack!

Here’s is what is very hard for me. When you divide up chores, you have to let go. If you say “hey, you clean the bathroom and I’ll do laundry,” you cannot get pissed that the bathroom is not cleaned to your standards or feel slighted because you do a much better job of laundry than she does or the bathroom - and…

Yeah, the big thing I notice about this whole piece is a lack of any sort of admission that the husband might be right about something.

I read this when Jezebel did a piece on it, and Dunn’s advice is surprisingly solid, even if she herself comes off like a total asshole. Maybe she was exaggerating for the book, maybe she’s really that terrible, but I was kind of shocked that her husband hadn’t run for the hills long before they tried counseling.

Of course, another big thing is to remember that your perspective might be wrong.

Even when you realize and admit that you do some of these things (I do), it’s pretty tough to break the behaviors. Takes a lot of self-awareness and vigilance.

They can they just don’t want to admit it after being called out

Hey, an interesting article for once.

“What were you thinking? You could have been robbed!”

There are rental cars in stick?!

I bet they’re not very Prado themselves.

The girls removed from the United flight were not 10. They were described as teenagers. Not sure ages were actually provided. A mother, who overheard the 2 girls being removed from the flight, then told her 10 year old daughter that she needed to put a dress over the leggings that she was wearing. The mother didn’t…

I eat cheese pizza like a little kid and I use the complimentary parmesan and crushed red pepper. I’m playing this game at an entirely different level.

Read my whole post, it’s not rich versus poor thing, it’s a rural versus suburb/city thing. I mean if I was poor in the city, I would atleast have the alternative of buying something at Target or a thrift store. Your location is a privilege for you. The fact that you never had buy something at Walmart means you had…

“...refuge for people who have completely and utterly given up.”

There it is. This what I’m talking about. Comments like these sound so much like the comments you got in high school if you were caught wearing Walmart clothes. Even though it’s all your parents could afford .