Same - we’re at about $800-$950 per month for a family of five, kids under 10.

They really need to trademark Wide Right/No Goal.

It’s not a good internet comment unless you punch up the fuckline a little bit.

Nah, I don’t have the energy for this.

Here is one.

I may have missed it, but the article didn’t claim this tool to be an objective scale. The pain scale is subjective and this is too.

Different but the same. But, yeah, the bar for identification on domestic flights is much lower, so this airline employee went too far.

That’s a tough situation for everyone involved. I was stopped at a border crossing without ID or birth certificate for my kid and the customs police put me through the wringer for it. We were detained and it went on long enough that I told the police to decide. Either they think my daughter is actually mine and send…

No way can Kevin Durant reach more than 60% of his back. Flexibility is more important than arm length. Kevin Durant is something like 30 years old and has been playing pro basketball for 10 (?) years. His shoulders can not be that flexible at this point.

That bit about the relationship between Tyler Schultz and his grandfather really needs more details. George Schultz was, at one time, exactly the type of person who should have seen what was happening with that company. I guess so many years in government or just old age dulled his ability to perceive it or affected…

Holy mackerel. You, sir, have nerves of steel. I’d be a mess trying to do something like that.

It’s because the person commissioning it expects the subject to have a smile. Classical sculptures almost always have neutral expressions and the lips are together. Teeth will always look weird in this medium. If they stopped asking for a 3D photograph of a grinning subject and let the sculpture have a neutral…

Nearly every classical sculpture does not have the subject’s lips parted. These weird grinning sculptures are bad. The teeth are bad. Stop doing sculptures with smiling subjects.

Nice. Once we get your buy-in let’s circle back and get our ducks in a row at this juncture.

I have never witnessed a proposal. Besides mine anyway, which I did in private. Are public proposals actually a thing that people do outside of internet skits and movies?

I had a college roommate who was funny about this. He would drink only bottled water and would buy cases of the stuff. He was also a scatterbrain and would leave half-finished bottles all over the place because he would constantly be opening a new bottle if the previous one was not within arms’ reach. The next…

Look at J.P. Morgan over here, buying both milk and eggs.

This is true, but it wasn’t the 2009 35-year-olds who got crushed, it was the 70.5-year-olds. Granted, it wasn’t fun to see your previously healthy retirement savings reduced by 40%, but they are back now as long as you left them alone. The ones who were really hurt were people who hadn’t moved their savings into…

It’s an easy figure for most people to understand. A detailed examination of the expenses you expect to have in retirement would be better. I think the salary multiple is just meant to give you a ballpark figure, with the assumption that your current expenses are roughly equal to your salary.

Despairing is the worst thing you can do. I know too many people who validate each other’s thoughts and go ‘well, no one is saving that much, it isn’t a realistic goal.’