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Stop. Paying. For. Cable.

Stop. Paying. For. Cable.

Amen! I make this argument all the time! I'm actually saving money by using Directv. I don't think people realize how much an ISP and cable/satellite company is willing to negotiate to retain you as a customer.

Amen! I make this argument all the time! I'm actually saving money by using Directv. I don't think people realize…

Stop. Paying. For. Cable.

Stop. Paying. For. Cable.

There is likewise no evidence that GMOs are less healthy than non-GMOs

This kind of statement is why eco food warriors have as bad a reputation as fox news.

TIL sophisticatedly engineered and incredibly expensive objects must undergo testing 2 years prior to their release and do not always pass. So much for trying to innovate ever again ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I already had a Google Music subscription, and the YouTube addition made it super worthwhile to me.

I get YouTube Red bundled with my Google Music account, at no extra cost. It’s a great extra feature to something that I was already on board with for a while.

I wish people would stop saying that you are paying for Youtube. That is blatantly false. You are paying to remove ads from Youtube. You can still use Youtube with out the subscription.

Almost nobody questions the car’s greatness. Almost everyone questions the drivers' greatness.

Tom is not suggesting anyone should borrow money they don’t have.

Yes, you’re the reason people make bad decisions.

So the 7% my investments earn is worth less than the 1.9% I’d be paying on a car loan? I’m confused. Please explain.

People like you are the reason people, despite the myriad information and resources out there, still make bad decisions with their money.

So i should pay cash on a 40k car when they offer me 0% for 72 months? My 40k in the worst savings acct i have, 1% will make roughly 400 in interest the 1st year. That is 2400 in interest over 6 years in a basic saving acct.

No. My current car loan is 0% interest.

That really depends on what you consider to be debt.

How would I save more money by paying cash on my new car versus a 0% loan over 60 months?

So “your money will do more for you elsewhere” is not a good reason?