Is it truly? Because if you asked me to name a Kirsten Dunst movie, it wouldn’t even be in my top five.

Or just go with the neutral it’s not in my budget.

Your friend is exactly who I’m talking about when I say the issue isn’t cheapness, it’s taking advantage.

Buying a older home worked for me but the first couple years sucked in terms of both money and sweat equity. Now that things are mostly fixed, financially it put me in a good place.

I’d go with Fight Milk.

She’s working on it - https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/may/07/the-thorn-in-trumps-side-new-york-attorney-general-leads-barrage-of-investigations

Five years is a ridiculous sentence. It’s more than most violent offenders would get. You could kill people while driving under the influence and would get less time. 

Yeah, my first five years were like that. Then most things were updated and it slowed down for a while. It was 10 years before I finally upgraded my kitchen. This year it was my front porch and steps. I does never end but it does get a bit better after as things get replaced.

Most older homes need a coat of paint and some Spackle

I agree. I also fully enjoyed Josey and the Pussycats sponsored by Target.

GenX latchkey kid who also watched the Brady Bunch reruns after school here and I have zero interest in this show despite being an HGTV addict. Bring back ABC After School Specials* and School House Rock** if you want to get my nostalgia interest.

But then Uber started encouraging drivers to buy new cars to get the luxury level rides and more pay. Then changed the rules.

That’s a very misleading statement.

Or you could require dogs be seat belted in. I use a harness that works in conjunction with a seat belt when driving with my dog. Easily to make that a requirement on planes. Also muzzles if liability is an concern.

I stand correct. 

It didn’t ruin the entire movie but out of the trilogy that’s the one scene that stands out the most. And not in a good way. The movies were fine but I didn’t love them. And the shield boarding just made me groan.

Thank you. I can relate to the budget stuff. 

I have gone to film festival where I spent several days watching 3-4 movies a day so have no problem watching a long movie if it’s good. That being said, a 3+ hour movie should have an intermission just like the theater and the opera do.