What are you doing right now?

Also different goals too. I like to tend to divide up my accounts so I plan for one to be like emergency savings, fun money, saving for a house etc that way I can keep them separate.
Most banks will allow sub-accounts for different money pools someone wants to create. First step is actually saving money, or the accounts will have zero balance. ;)
 
Just watched a news clip on one of the 24/7 "news" channels and got a chuckle. The headline under the talking heads reads "European Soccer Fans Love American Food". Every soccer fan interviewed was a native of Asia. :rolleyes:
Yeah and them big fat Mericans
These people come here and eat like pigs....even the women...
Buy we are the clueless low count creatures .....
I got torqued with the Germans and the Swiss Miss.... i hope they all got
Projection diarrhea ...other than that what lovely people...
I'm not new to this... its another merican invasion just like the 60s but via Social media... fleece-orama
 
I’m having breakfast at McDonald’s and laughing about the crazy dreams I had last night. Will Ferrell was trying to kill me but I negotiated with him and then we became best friends. Then we sat down and ate a ridiculous amount of yellow Starburst 😆 After that I met Erik Estrada and saw his apartment which looked like it was stuck in the 70s with shag carpet and red painted walls 🤓
 
I’m having breakfast at McDonald’s and laughing about the crazy dreams I had last night. Will Ferrell was trying to kill me but I negotiated with him and then we became best friends. Then we sat down and ate a ridiculous amount of yellow Starburst 😆 After that I met Erik Estrada and saw his apartment which looked like it was stuck in the 70s with shag carpet and red painted walls 🤓
🚫 🆗🆒🚧 🚫
 
Another European......
I deserve to live in the USA because the last time we were here we saved and adopted a puppy 🐶 true... 😆

That said I do like their show because they call out the lies....
 
Just listed some tires for sale on Facebook Marketplace. Don’t have the truck anymore so don’t have a need for the tires anymore. Probably won’t sell them because they are 8 and 10 years old but in perfect shape, I’d run them lol. Tomorrow plan to uncover the Beetle and take good pictures of it and probably list it for sale. I made a goal for myself and that goal is pay off my credit cards and my car and then get my credit really good so that way if I find one in really good condition I can either already have the money saved or get a loan easily to be able to get it. I love my Beetle but I just don’t have time or motivation to work on it. It would be smart to sell it and use the money for debt.
 
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I would not run 8 and 10 year old tires. About to pull 5 year old tires off my newest vehicle because I don’t trust them.

Also don’t expect to sell them for much if you do. I am selling 3 year old tires with only 12k miles on them and had to drop to $175 to get any interest.
 
I would not run 8 and 10 year old tires. About to pull 5 year old tires off my newest vehicle because I don’t trust them.

Also don’t expect to sell them for much if you do. I am selling 3 year old tires with only 12k miles on them and had to drop to $175 to get any interest.
I listed them for $30 each. We have tires from 2007 on our van lol. It’s been sitting since 2019 but they haven’t failed yet it seems. The tires on the Beetle are from 1995 and I think either 1997 or 2000 on some of them.
 
Maybe I will keep my tires when I get new ones and list them for $30 each. Cheaper than paying the tire shop to throw them away. Just need someone who doesn’t mind old tires to come around lol.
 
"And remember, this fix is only temporary... unless it works." ~Red Green
As a programmer for 20 years, I learned that the temporary fixes/workarounds are the ones that lasted the longest.

Then again, another mantra is "if it works, don't [self-censored] with it" and that may be why my first line is true...
 
As a programmer for 20 years, I learned that the temporary fixes/workarounds are the ones that lasted the longest.

Then again, another mantra is "if it works, don't [self-censored] with it" and that may be why my first line is true...
There's a corollary rule about optimizing performance last. Somehow, I never met a PM that knew about budgeting time in the schedule for that part...

For a while I was tasked with maintaining a VB6 program that was about 6k lines of Chef Boyardee code in a single file. I think there had been about a dozen guys there before me and there were a lot of comments in there like:

'Don't you @#$!-ing dare touch this line of code!!
'I can't figure out what it does but everything blows up without it
 
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