u/Rob_Marc

Its the first watch that gets you. You always pick up on the minor detail as you watch it multiple times.

I did almost $1,400 in one session a few weeks ago.

I'm not engineer, but it has been done before and can be done again. Whatever stoppage may happen will be small and insignificant. It's not like they'll have the tracks apart for months on end.

I do both. I have a CPM with and without fixed costs included. I drive a larger vehicle, so my expenses are a little higher. Basically, my variable costs, costs that increase with the number of mile I drive, are about $0.30/mile. My fixed costs, which will go down the more I drive, are at just under $0.28/mile at the moment. Overall for the moment, it is costing me $0.57 per mile to drive my vehicle. Rideshare accounts for about 38% of my total miles driven.

Since my vehicle is the only one I own, and all my transportation would be done in that vehicle, I would still owe the fixed costs if I drove 10 miles for the year or 100,000 miles for the year.

My variable costs are a little higher this month because I just spent $1,200 on tires.

Coming to Bryan near the 2818 Wal-Mart. Just announced over the weekend.

White people? In El Paso, Texas? White make up about 12% of the population in El Paso, and even less of the under 18 crowd about 8.5%.

Not to mention the cammer is talking in a Mexican accent.

The McDonald's shut down a couplw years ago in 2024. It moved to a new location at Holleman and Wellborn where the old Valero gas station used to be . . . Which was razed in 2021.

This McD's was razed on July 22nd, 2026. I happened to drive by it the day they were demolishing it and snapped a photo.

https://preview.redd.it/y2fp16ry9yxh1.jpeg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ce62337928947dea3c994c797ad4a168e729b94d

Hell no, they won't stop the trains!

If there is a train stoppage, I guarantee the city will be compensating the railroad for it.

My 2018 is currently sitting at 257k.

ET - 790 Shares

Avg cost, including reinvested dividends: $15.91

Personal money invested: $10,120 into 642 shares

The rest is reinvested dividends.

Current value is $16,150

Thats a lot of assumptions towards someone who replied with just a single sentence. You don't know the first thing about him. I only drive 15k miles a year myself. I am far from paycheck to paycheck. I keep a month's worth of spending in my checking account. I have a simple savings with several month's worth of expenses. I have a portfolio. I have a Roth IRA. I go on two vacations a year.

I wasnt referring to mathematically closer. Yes, I know thats the case. I'm referring to lifestyle-wise.

Mathematically, yes. They are closer to me in net worth than a billionaire. But in lifestyle, they are much, much, MUCH closer to a billionaire than they are to me.

At $80k, I live nearly paycheck to paycheck. I have a little bit of savings, but that can be gone in one fell swoop if a minor unfortunate occurrence happens. Someone with $70M most likely has personal staff members the pay to do menial things around their house. They have a personal chef. They have a nanny. They have cleaning staff. They have a personal assistant.

The difference between a $70 millionaire and a Billionaire is the $70 millionaire will have a charter company on call to fly them anywhere they want to go at any time. A billionaire will own the plane. But both can still go wherever they want, whenever they want.

I've never had the water overflow from the bowl. I have, however had water splash back from pushing down on the plunger and get on the floor. Not to mention the soaking wet, shit-stained plunger has to go somewhere once you're done with it.

If for some reason the water doesnt push the clog out, there is never a solid seal with the clog. The water still seeps out and will drain within 5 minutes. Then you can use the plunger for the 2% of the time youll need it.

A bowl should be able to hold 2 full flushes without overfilling.

30,700 so far for the year on my vehicle. 12,400 while earning money through Uber/Lyft.

I've found that 98% of the time you just hold the handle down and let the water rise, the weight of the extra water will push the blockage out. I have a plunger, but I rarely use it.

First scene that came to mind for me as well.

Ouf! He's good . . . He's good . . . He's good . . . He's . . . Not so good.

Nobody worth $70 million is closer to me with an $80,000 annual earnings than a billionaire.

Crazy. There's just enough "customer promotions" to keep Uber from needing to pay you any more money from their pockets.

I would rather have that 12.4% I've paid over the last 3 decades put into a retirement account for me. I could've done a lot more with that that what benefits I'll get from it when I retire.

Now my Home PC is hard-lined to the router. Work computer isn't. My phones obviously aren't. This tracks with what your saying.

But why all of a sudden did this change? It's been fine for 2 years. No changes in WiFi configuration. And all of a sudden the app stopped working on both. It is the same ISP (Optimum), but different locations. Different parts of the city.

I've never had this issue before and it has always worked on WiFi before.