There’s some interesting psychology when it comes to itemized fees. Rationally, I know that if I am comfortable with the total bottom-line price, it shouldn’t matter how it’s broken down. But my dumb monkey brain sees a surcharge and thinks: “They’re trying to screw me!”
Duke of Kent
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Wiper blades are tricky things.
Congratulations on cutting the cord! I did the same several months ago and have been very happy with the decision. It felt so good to drop off those clunky cable boxes (which the company charged me monthly for the privileged of renting) at their storefront.
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“It’s a great day for flying!”
I am really excited to read about this. Heck, it sounds like an adventure before you even drive it for the first time with the unboxing and getting it home with David’s help.
Fantastic book! I love Mary Roach’s writing.
I’ve struggled with all the anti-delivery-app articles of late because it all seems to be focused on details that are either invisible to the consume or irrelevant to them.
I guess my “primary grocery store” before all of this was the Target on my way home from work. I hate going out of my way in rush hour, so it was a convenient spot to pick up some necessities on my way home. But I’ve been working form home since mid-March, and I haven’t been to any stores since February. I’ve been…
A little Rob Riggle goes a long way. His broadcasting partner plays more of a “straight man” role, though, and is frequently incredulous or exasperated with his antics, so that’s a good balance, I think. The other guy is a real sportscaster, right? I think I’ve seen him on Monday Night Football.
Psst.
I saw that car there! It was really cool, and that’s a great museum!
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As I recall, they were very much alive... and doing big business in the cars!
Airlines (and any other business that offers rewards) can change the value of their points or miles whenever they want.
I liked the show a lot, and I particularly enjoyed the episodes where it was clear that both Jerry and his guest were having fun. It stands to reason that if they’re not having fun anymore, then it won’t be as enjoyable to watch anymore, so it makes sense to end its run when the fun dries up. Eleven “seasons” and 84…
When I read “world’s coolest house” and “Pittsburgh” in the title, I thought that maybe the Bayernhof was up for sale.
Are you sure?
Who’s the one getting screwed here?
That was delightful!