jamst174

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by jamst174 4y ago
I just prefer old fashioned ponzi schemes like Agway and Herbalife
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by jamst174 4y ago
Having a 7 yo and 4 yo, this completely tracks. Nice work.
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by jamst174 4y ago
i don't think we'll go through 6th grade ($$$$), but we have our youngest in Montessori pre-K and love it. Since our local school doesn't have full day kindergarten, we'll likely keep him there through that as well.
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by jamst174 4y ago
You're not alone. I like the occasional soda, but the sales are always "buy 2 get 2 free". I don't need 4 cases of soda, but I'd take a BOGO if I could split the deal with someone.
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by jamst174 5y ago
I completely sympathize with this. I had to kick the ipad off the network an hour ago so I could get the 6 yo to stop playing roblox and go somewhere with me. This was after asking numerous times over the course of 5 minutes and while try
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by jamst174 7y ago
-> most EMR software is a billing system with record keeping attached not really. Maybe that's how they started, but that's not what they have evolved into. -> the software is always purchased by administrators, typically w
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by jamst174 7y ago
Glad I just bought this a few months ago...
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by jamst174 8y ago
Instead of having thousands of families eking out a modest but sustainable life, you have a handful of corporate entities and their shareholders making millions. Simple unfettered capitalism at work again (and I believe in the power of cap
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by jamst174 8y ago
Yeah, that's the first thing I thought of when I read that everyone has 8 hours a day of "me" time. Nope, no we don't. 630a - 8a: get myself ready, get kids ready 8a - 630p: commute and work (yes, the author does say sh
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by jamst174 9y ago
I was a huge Ayn Rand devotee until I realized it tried to see the world in black and white...and we don't live in a black and white world. This is my view of her philosophy after reading Atlas Shrugged and the Fountainhead multiple t