Do you have a 401K as well?

As long as she gets direct deposit, I’m sure you’ll be fine.

Judging by the number of lures that I’ve seen in Chicago’s Loop this past week during the Valentine’s celebration I’d say there’s quite a few people still playing. Seriously, like 70-80% of the stops had lures on them all day at work. It helps that many overlap.

That’s very simple to circumvent: develop a “schedule” when you step on the scale. Let’s say once a day/week right after you wake up and go to the bathroom. Don’t drink water or eat until then.

In addition to what others have said (purchase history, top result, etc.) there are also a list of “Alexa Deals” each week, and each of them is assigned an ordering title. Initially, these seemed to be quite general, like “Alexa, order LED Lights.” More recently these have been specific, so you’d have to say “Alexa,…

So if you order something generic, like a dollhouse, it will automatically ask if you want to purchase the top search result/highest rated one for a lot of things.

Alexa picks a top result, then asks if it’s okay, you say yes or no, then she repeats. So it would go:

Echo responds with the most likely predicted match and asks if that’s OK. You can confirm it, or it will try again with the next few options.

IIRC it works if you have ordered a dollhouse before on Amazon. It just reorders that same one.

It does a search through your order history and things that are Prime items, then it gives you voice-feedback about the item, how much it costs, when it will be delivered, etc. Then you have to give it a voice confirmation or cancellation.

Any chocolate + any wine = some Valentines sex.

I agree with all of this but (and I’m just being contrarian here) the “don’t loan the government money” argument always kinda bugs me. How much is the average person really going to earn from that in a savings account? I mean, it’s cool to break even and all, but I think people make this out to be a bigger priority…

I find popping it in the toaster oven and just toasting cold pizza works great.

We must be married to the same woman.

“Honey, that isn’t exactly what happened.”

At the risk of sounding like a shill... I’ve used Private Internet Access for several years now. It’s around 40 bucks a year and they’ve got apps for all major OS’s.

I learned about a few e-magazines that are free if you have Amazon Prime and the Kindle app. Consumer Reports was one of the few well known/mainstream magazines on there as of January 2017. I have February’s issue on my phone right now.

Place the ping pong ball in a glass, pour the boiling water over it, and the heat will force the material back into shape.

If you use Google Docs you use something like Edit Docs and can have it create a document for each store than the you can add to them individually. You’d say something like “Alexa, ask Edit Docs to update Costco with AA batteries, chicken and lots of liquor.”

Congrats on the mortgage payoff. I didn’t payoff a mortgage but did do the samething with another bill. I invested what was the monthly payment into an etf.