It didn’t do so great so Tom went back and erased it out of existence.

Its a great perceptive skill to be able to separate a person’s professional life from their personal life.

Any evidence to backup up that odd 90% statistic at the end?

First time I’ve seen advice here which is not simply “20 PERCENT! 20 PERCENT! 20 PERCENT! Cheapskates y’all!!”

Stop cuisine shaming. The White House deserves better!

Dont derail the Trumpster fire discussions with theories like these.

Umm.. except he hasn’t advertised.. ever.

Nopes, I for one, wouldn’t. As long as there are definite prices and I know in advance how much, so I can make the decision to compare across hotel options.

When I go to the groceries to buy bananas, I go, buy bananas and return home.

But did a guy with a premonition of the crash, escape along with 8 friends?

Reminded me of that old quip:

I for one welcome our semi overlords.

Hope there is a way of checking abuse of this? Some document or the like.

So true. Sometimes it looks like the only people reading this column are the ones who don’t need to, because the answer to every question ever is either “25% you cheapskate!", or “the greater one, you miser!”

Alternately,

I am offended by others' assumptions of my inability to get offended.

Sounds like a fantastic game from that description.

Because he had to assemble his keyboard out of dystopian scrap. The future ain’t looking great.

From the employer’s standpoint, if I find a candidate worthy of the position, then why would I discriminate against them based on their credit score - unless I GENUINELY consider credit score to be an important predictor of my behavior.

Witcher 3, the gold standard in games, sells at $20 on Steam. I've made it a point to wait for any game till it drops to $20 on sale. Makes decision making so much easier.