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Eh, people aren’t generally great at personal finance: the average household credit card and auto loan debt is $16k and $27k, respectively, which is nearly 3/4 of the median household income of $59k. I’m a big advocate of living below one’s means and paying off debt as quickly as possible, but our society places a

Wow I never realized until now how egregious Celek’s pick was on that 4th-and-1 call.

I need one of these in my life. and, oh my god, there’s a ‘66 near(ish) me for silly cheap.

Unfortunately, C6 Z06s are still kind of expensive

you should also CLEARLY be able to see the turtle

I for the life of me can’t understand the love for 80s Mercs.

This is the single worst comment I’ve read in at least the last 48 hours.

Hahahaha. I admittedly agree with everything that Americanese said. Boston circa 2004 was essentially Detroit or Cleveland: you pat their fans on the head when something good finally happens to them.

It’s hard to believe that it was just a scant 14 years ago that the world celebrated the Sox overcoming a 3-0 ALCS deficit to the Yankees.

You shouldn’t be asking for help for anything except what’s behind the counter, and even then you should just look up the PNs beforehand.

AMERICA WINS (There should be a green man happy dance gif below)

Flawless kinja, you and Shane.

Flawless kinja, you and Shane.

Let’s not sell the man short: it was a denim tuxedo.

I dunno, a quick perusal of Beckett (let’s remember some things!) shows that even Shaq cards are only going for a couple dollars, and maxing out around $30, save a couple in the $80-100 range. So you shouldn’t lament getting rid of them unless you had dozens.

Despite owning a Switch, I haven’t sold my Wii U for several reasons: free online, WW/TP HD, homebrew. But I sold an Xbox One becuase of paid online and lack of interesting (to me) games.

The Mariners deal was a goodwill move, and they made a 400% return after adjusting for inflation. They probably made a decent operating profit most years, too.

::raises hand:: the worst part is that I bought it both times in 2017

I just want to say that I appreciated your email, Sean.

I was echoing his sentiment. But knowing the Fit, it won’t ever truly become expensive.

Yes, a cheap loan is indeed a good idea if you are able to make more on capital gains. However, given that the vast majority of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck, Erik seems to have a better grasp on financial responsibility than most of our peers.