I probably wouldn’t until discussing it with an ortho doctor and maybe even a physical therapist.

The last part works for some people, but you are better off paying off the highest interest.

I think the other thing missing is that young children should be exposed to multiple sports and not just one sport singular pursuit.

The key is long term ownership

I started with the free version and then decided I was dependent on it enough that I wanted to support them and $24/year isn’t terrible for something that I use many many times a day. I also like being able to turn on two-factor which I believe is a premium piece.

Lastpass also allows you to share passwords between users. And Lastpass has a free tier that is pretty awesome by itself with the $24/year premium upgrade. Personally I think the $24/year is worth it to keep around such an awesome and useful tool that I use so many times daily.

Your last line is so true and overlooked by so many people.

We took the last few years of totals per category and started looking at cards. The only one that consistently won (without crazy hoops) was the double cash card.

I didn’t mean add it to Waze, but have a crowd sourced app like waze but for restaurants.

This is a place that a Waze type app would be helpful to use some crowd sourced data

Tesla Model S

Don’t bike in the pants, wear a pair of shorts and put on the pants after you get there.

Don’t bike in the pants, wear a pair of shorts and put on the pants after you get there.

I’m not a fan that they don’t do any screening at all. I always like it better when UPS (or FedEx) delivers than any of the Amazon delivery people.

That’s pretty funny.

I’ve used the Bowflex dumbbells before and I don’t mind them. I agree with you about the tissue box hands with those others. The Bowflex are definitely a better price/pound dumbbell

I’ve used the Bowflex dumbbells before and I don’t mind them. I agree with you about the tissue box hands with those…

Well that looks cool, but is only for Macs.

Although, I guess you are paying for the space savings.

Although, I guess you are paying for the space savings.

Smaller bezels allow for a bigger screen without the phone’s dimensions increasing.

I don’t necessarily see this as a trick. Obviously if you are saving money for something specific you are spending less than you earn. But I do agree that the first step is earning more than you spend, but that is the first step to most things financially sound.

I do something similar, but I have found that as the one account grows I don’t really want to take anything out of it (even if I was saving for something specific). I think I like seeing the balance.