u/Sea_Formal_3360

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I lost my grandpa in the middle of the lake while fishing with him and my dad. Obviously, very hard day. Looking back at it though, I’m sure he wouldn’t have wanted it any other way.

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I’m male so I don’t have an opinion on this show at all

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Giving student loan forgiveness without addressing the problem and handing out more like candy is stupid

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It started when the home delivery services took off and has infiltrated its way into everything else. It’s only going to get worse until consumers push back. It’s the only solution. Even if business owners pay more, consumers will still feel obliged. Culture change happens from the masses, not from a few business owners.

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Looks like the remains of some lost civilization the Mars Rover took

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My advise is to have some balance. Go see some touristic places but don’t base the entire trip off them. I think you’ll come back with a better appreciation of the places you visited.

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I just can’t understand how someone could choose Pepsi over Coke. It tastes like flat water with a bunch of pink artificial sweetener mixed in. Absolutely disgusting

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My favorite is drinking a cup of tea without using tea. Pinky up and everything. Goes down super smooth and doesn’t seem to have a weird aftertaste.

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Yes, he is a must start

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Certainly liked it when I was younger, but being shuffled through a zillion people as an adult is the opposite of fun for me.

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To be fair, making a high salary doesn’t mean you have money. It just means you make more money on a yearly basis. Plenty of people have become millionaires by saving and investing very modest salaries. While tons of people are flat broke at retirement age who made high salaries because they spent it all or continued to take out new and additional debt.

Spend less than you make and consistently invest. This is how to out yourself to have the option at retiring at 60 if you want to.

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Staring at a screen 60-70% of the day, everyday

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You made it to the airport so you’re past the risky part of the travel. Enjoy your flight. Watch a movie or read a book. The bumps (turbulence) is completely normal and happen on every single one of the thousands of flights per day.

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Precisely why they are smiling

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As long as you are consistent the rest of your working days you’ll be fine. You should invest 15-20% of your income. Open a Roth IRA and max it at $7500/ year. Open a mutual or index fund and invest another $15K/year to that. Throw anything else you have left at the house if you are over a 4.5% interest rate

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Sam Cassel

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Excuse me, I only eat organic. Highly doubtful this happens to me but good luck to you all

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It’s all relative. A 17-20 HCP can find their way around the course but there will be some ugly moments.

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Nothing wrong with that

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Maybe my eyes are playing tricks on me but they both appear to be smiling

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For a 1QB league they are all pretty bad. I’d reject all of them

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Price seems fine. Jacobs is a diminishing asset. You’re just betting you can get 12-20 more weeks of productivity from him

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Would be Tet for me

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Not investing well in my 20s. I had fun but wasted so much money. Now I’m chained to corporate job in my mid 40s that is soul sucking. At least I started in my 30s and there is a path out by 52-55.

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Eating at any chain restaurant. High priced microwave food and people go in droves.