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by Sleeep 9y ago
But if you bring your toddler on vacation then you'd have to vacation with a toddler.
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by Sleeep 9y ago
If I was given a $500 hotel voucher (that was non-transferable and expires) and I had absolutely no use for a hotel room I would value that voucher at $0, yes. Just like if Amazon offered me a year of prime membership for $10 I'd say &
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by Sleeep 9y ago
You can't call your airlines tickets $18k in value because you wouldn't have spent $18k on two airline tickets. My value is the max I'm willing to pay for a ticket, not the price the airline says the ticket I redeemed for is
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by Sleeep 9y ago
[Most] credit card bloggers like The Points Guy are shills, don't listen to them. They make their money from affiliate marketing so they'll pimp the cards that make them the most (like Chase cards) and ignore deals that are good f
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by Sleeep 9y ago
Luckily there is not a correct way to enjoy travel (or anything else in life). It escapes me why someone would want to go all the way to Southeast Asia for that though.
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by Sleeep 9y ago
A lot of people (myself included) are very unhappy in management
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by Sleeep 9y ago
Yep. https://qz.com/123642/physical-money-costs-americans-more-th... >larger businesses spend a significant amount of money dealing with cash—collecting it, sorting it and getting it to the bank without it being sto
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by Sleeep 9y ago
No, the companies pay the cost of handling cash as well. There's the labor costs of handling cash - counting it, moving it, organizing it, accounting for it, making sure there's enough change to run a shift; the cost of storing an
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by Sleeep 9y ago
Handling cash is not free either, it also comes with transaction costs.
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by Sleeep 9y ago
I tried to use android pay for a few months. In theory its great (and it's great when it works!) but like 30% of the time it doesn't really work the first time, you have to play around with it on the card reader. Then the phone vi
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by Sleeep 9y ago
Depending on how survey questions are asked most people (>75%) express at least some interest in parenthood.
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by Sleeep 9y ago
>everyone looking for a life partner should be doing a lot of online dating, speed dating, and other systems created to broaden the candidate pool in an intelligent way. Anyone ever heard of the paradox of choice? All of the research I&#
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by Sleeep 9y ago
She's an equine vet.
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by Sleeep 9y ago
My old plan copays didn't count towards the deductible though, they were totally separate. Is that uncommon?
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by Sleeep 9y ago
Yeah, around 2007 Target announced they had reduced a whole bunch of generic maintenance drugs to $5 for a 30 day supply. I was still paying a $10 copay at CVS, so I switched to Target and paid the $5.
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by Sleeep 9y ago
That sort of information about your house is already public.
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by Sleeep 9y ago
I am not. I am replying strictly to "this is pure censorship." So fucking what? At work we are absolutely expected and required to censor ourselves, that's practically the definition of "work." --- I did skim it and
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by Sleeep 9y ago
Um, so? I censor myself at work every single day. If I routinely said some of the not so polite things that I sometimes think about my colleagues and (especially) customers I'd be fired. This is called "playing nice with others&qu
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by Sleeep 9y ago
Those costs are minor and not close to covering the cost of car ownership. https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2015/10/driving...
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by Sleeep 9y ago
I agree with you, however, I just want to point out that a completely destroyed house in a drug binge orgy party isn't even close to the worse case scenario, at least then you can "only" lose 100% of the value of your physica
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by Sleeep 9y ago
Forgive my ignorance but is that too high or too low?
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by Sleeep 9y ago
The PITI on my house is $1,250 ($750 P+I) with a 20% down payment at a 30 year fixed interest loan. I use about $200/month in utilities. This site says I can rent my entire house out for $210 a day so, in theory, renting it for seven d
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by Sleeep 9y ago
There is a big difference between a regular mortgage and an interest only mortgage.
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by Sleeep 9y ago
Not keeping a tool box around the house very rarely means not having access to tools. Tools are commonly borrowed/shared amongst friends, family, neighbors, co-workers, borrowed from work, co-ops[1], makerspaces, or rented[2]. [1] htt
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by Sleeep 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxation_of_illegal_income_in_...
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by Sleeep 9y ago
Oh, I'm sorry, I should have been more specific. I meant the old school, obsolete, 19th century-type "golden age of whaling* ships, certainly not contemporary whaling. In my mind I (rightly or not?) consider that in a different ca
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by Sleeep 9y ago
With changing technology, I think we've actually sorta lost a lot of the early methods of construction. The world's last remaining whaling ship the Charles W Morgan, took 7 months to build in 1841 but 5 years to restore in 2008-20
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by Sleeep 9y ago
This is correct. I "signed" several documents in that way for my mortgage and the "signatures" look identical to that.
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by Sleeep 9y ago
My take: The author maybe thinks she might feel shame about some of her past sexual partners; maybe he feels shame about some of his and believes given enough time everyone has shame about a sexual partner or two, for whatever reason. The o
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by Sleeep 9y ago
Being a slut or a man-whore is not the same thing as "sleeping around a bit." If you're dating someone whose in their 30s, there's a good chance they've had a few sex partners, that doesn't mean they are slut,

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