The pandemic causing people to not list their homes out of fear of viral transmission and a paradigm shift in how we work are two obvious things IMO. Not to mention historically low interest rates and economic stimuli.

What exactly is Generation DIY?

Not gonna lie. I drive a Tesla and this happens to me every single time I pass through Houston. Hate that city so much and the people in it.

How to make 6-figures: work at In-N-Out.

Donuts as hamburger buns have been my guilty pleasure since college <3333

TBH, I don’t think you can go wrong with a Macan, even the base model has it’s charms - it might not have too much oomph but the way you can whip it around a corner is phenomenal (I’d dare say the balance made it feel slightly more nimble than the S, GTS, Turbo - not to say any of these are slouches).

I think it’s worth mentioning that the Macan has proven to be a ton more reliable than the competition as well.

Just a note: if this app is using the Dark Sky API, there is a shelf life of 1 year -Apple is shutting down the API at the end of 2021.

Irrelevant but obligatory -

My wife and I live a frugal life regardless of our income - which is a pretty healthy amount and could afford us a more lavish life. We rarely buy toys, we share a car, don’t really have any hobbies that cost much, and we don’t eat out.

My wife and I live a frugal life regardless of our income - which is a pretty healthy amount and could afford us a…

All I care about is that it’s given to everyone and not limited/scaled by income level.

Care to explain here? Trying to sift through the news is like a clusterf**k at the moment and nothing even seems to make sense.

Rakuten also has 10% cash back on samsung.com so potentially up to $150 cash back on top. Just preordered the Ultra for my wife and I’m taking the Galaxy Buds+ for myself (she already has the Sony XM3 ear buds).

My wedding band is made of palladium - I specifically chose it because I didn’t want to pay double the price for platinum. Just looked at the pricing for the same ring from the jeweler and the price is now more than double. Wowza...

As a software engineer, it made sense for me to switch to Linux but there are two things that have been painful for me...

- No Google Drive integration that “just works.”
- No official OneNote app

Wife and I started at right above 300k in student loans.

Millenial bullshit?

Okay boomer...

Millenial bullshit?

Okay boomer...

What about Spotify.... Free...

I’ve got 7, wife has 3 (as well as joint on all of mine), both of our credit scores are above 800.

My wife (GF at the time) and I bought a pre-owned Lexus five years ago for 19k when our combined income was like 25k - I was in between careers working as a barista and she was a student with a few side gigs but we needed a car and we were making stupid financial decisions... ~300 a month for car payments “seemed” like…