That’s great, but I personally feel sorry for you that you don’t ‘get it’.

I was watching at work with headphones on. I had tears in my eyes and said ‘oh my God!’ about 10 times. A coworker thought something was dreadfully wrong and checked in on me.

Sweet sweet karma sauce

Ok, the gaps are bad, and the cable cutting stuff is just strange, probably because it’s new. But man, this guy, I feel like his approach is similar to those black and white commercials showing people that can’t use a spaghetti strainer. Him trying to open that door, like, come on. And the trunk. It’s SOOO heavy. And…

I’m both happy and sad. Happy that Nintendo, once again, creates something unique and exciting. Sad, in that I’ve just put in my preorder and I’m out $70 for some cardboard and games. Maybe I won’t feel sad about that after we experience it. I really hope it has replay value. I’ve got 3 kids that will love this, so…

Stick a pickle in there and you’re all set.

But that’s just it, you have to go in and make that yourself? So basically Google has it’s own IFTTT thing built in? Ok. On Echo, it’s even improved so much that if I turn on the TV I can just say ‘Alexa, pause’ and it knows that I want to pause the TV (via my DVR box). I was even surprised when, after it was paused…

Ha HAA HAAAAA! Yeah, stupid nerds! Gotta love how being smart but not knowing anything about Sports gets you made fun of. But if you know everything about Sports and nothing else, well, you’re cool then. Fuck you, Alex. You have the answers in front of you.

Because they are waaaaay behind. I tried using a Google Home for a month alongside my Echo and I sent it back. It’s smart home integration is way clunkier. For example, to control a Harmony Hub for you TV you have to say things like ‘OK Google, Tell Harmony to turn off the TV’ With Echo, it’s ‘Alexa, turn off the TV’.…

This tells you everything you need to know about why having an Android device opens up so much more flexibility to new things.

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Thus loading up the device with solar fuel.

Thus loading up the device with solar fuel.

Forgetting how absurd this is anyway, why should one person’s comfort cause discomfort and anxiety for the majority. This person obviously is only thinking about herself and not the well being of others. There are many ways this person can become comfortable with flying (medication, therapy, booze) that are self…

Oh boy, I agree completely in that it’s a struggle to agree with what I say and that many people do not agree. I actually struggle with some of the definitions of alcoholism. Drinking 2 nights a week (along with some other behaviors, like drinking alone, or drinking just to get drunk) could be ‘defined’ as being an…

Arguably, it requires a battery, so it requires fuel.

Arguably, it requires a battery, so it requires fuel.

Great! I’m glad it’s working for you. Because as long as the marriage is a happy one and you have no arguments about money, then keep it up. I do question how that method will hold up in the long run, especially when your investment account grows significantly. And, in my opinion, it seems needlessly complex. And yes,…

Option 6: Recalculate your W4 and file with your employer so that next year’s refund is as close to $0 as possible, so that you’re not giving the government an interest free loan every year.

Why not just combine them? Why hassle with all this extra management of money? Do you not trust her with your money? Vice versa? Can you say you’ve never had an argument about money while working this method? If you combined, would you argue with her about her spending money on something she wants that falls within…

How can two income couples manage their cash flow without just lumping everything together?

If you feel you’re drinking too much and you need to cut back, then you’re most likely already developed an addiction. The good news is that you have identified the problem and you’re willing to make changes. Unfortunately, cutting back tends to lead to justification for binge drinking later on. “I’ve been good this…