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Sosatie Boerewors... grilled on a wood bbq, served up with roasted bell peppers and some peach chutney.

Personally, I care less about how it looks than how it works. Cadillac for example has an issue where bluetooth is muted at random times at worst, interrupted occasionally at best.

I generally designate places to put stuff, and almost make a “ritual” out of it. Keys, phone, etc go to specific spots as I walk into the house, then I just walk back through the spots to get everything.

Erk. Thailand, where Banded Kraits roam free...

Maybe for twitch-type gaming? I play Dark Souls 3 (poorly, if I’m honest) with an optical mouse direct on my desk with no real issues...

Maybe for twitch-type gaming? I play Dark Souls 3 (poorly, if I’m honest) with an optical mouse direct on my desk

Do people still use mousepads?? I haven’t had one on my desk (work or home) since Optical became mainstream...

Do people still use mousepads?? I haven’t had one on my desk (work or home) since Optical became mainstream...

Half a percent is laughable at those numbers. Your equation, while numerically correct, is not economically correct. $3 million to a company that makes 750 million net, is economically pocket change.
Let’s put it this way: I don’t see the board of directors even so much as changing their holiday plans as a result of

I like having a service plan, to be honest. It just means I have less of a budget to worry about tbh.

Experian had a net income of over $750 million in 2016 off a revenue of $4.5 billion. They have assets in excess of $7 billion.

Now do the same with Obama, Bush (both), Clinton... I mean, it doesn’t get less honest than lying under oath, and then getting caught out and impeached.

Let me break it down a bit more. In the example (not so much made up, similar to my own figures and timelines when I did this myself), you can have debt for 48 months (more in my case) or 30 months. It’s ... about as simple as that. I don’t argue the math of interest rate, because first it’s peanuts compared to 18

pay off your debts in descending order of interest rate after making the minimum payments

It wasn’t a certain piece of advice, it was slowly shifting the way I thought about money and turning it from being this monster I couldn’t control into something that not only was possible to control but that I finally had the mental and more importantly emotional muscle power to control.

I bought excessive wear-and-tear cover when I helped organize my son’s lease. Cost $8 a month, and he gets up to $4500 forgiveness for scratches, tire replacements, dents, etc. Also free servicing, engine cover, 18 months OnStar, and a few other goodies thrown in.

I ended up leasing a cruise for $115, basic options only but kid was happy. Here’s why:
1) Onstar / other services on newer cars eg Hyundai
* means I can set a curfew area for the car and get a report when they break that.
* Emergency option allows the SOS team to call ambulance/me/etc in case of emergency
*Know where the

Shopping list is the number one item I’ve found with my wife... she refuses to do one, and we always end up with stuff we don’t need.

What kind of society do we live in, where medical care can literally bankrupt a middle class family, after draining their savings, for any mid-or-higher level emergency?

Whatever you think is stylish won’t be by the time he can drive; unless it’s a classic, which you won’t necessarily be able to get. I would go for something that’s resiliant and also fun like a Suburu WRX or something like that; or hey if you want something fun for both of you, get an old 70's charger.

The situation, sure. But people exploiting those loopholes? No. It’s not their fault - even if they bribed (excuse me, lobbied) the people in a position to put those loopholes in place, the fault falls squarely on the legislative arm accountable for creating, approving, and enforcing those loopholes.

<shrug> If the tax law is still adhered to - no matter how despicably low in relation to earlings the payment is - then I don’t see anything to get excited about. You can argue that he’s claiming credits from 1995 till you’re blue in the face, but if it’s legal, then why shouldn’t he claim it?