I’m shitting inside my vanity but also have the vanity inside me so I’m pretty sure I’m dead.
10 minutes ago I’d have been rolling on the freeway at 69mph. So dead either way I guess.
Yea Checo was 1:56 behind Max. Maybe they were hoping the track would be a little more rubbered in or something. He was 4/10 off Max at the end of S2, but I don’t know how much he’s already backed out by then. Really disappointed he lost the chance, he was looking good today.
I think you’re missing the point: not everyone leases their cars for work. I have a couple buddies that lease because they like having new cars every year or two and it’s easier than buying and selling every time. They’re 100% personal use vehicles.
no, the 15 is effectively the 14 Pro in an aluminum shell and 2 cameras instead of 3.
Pro models support up to 10 gigs per second which is a touch more than 2.0
i just don't see holographic displays being all that great to interact with. they might look pretty, but what's the advantage over what we have now?
$2-$4 base pay (which can go up if dashers continually reject the contract but I’ve been offered $4 contracts for over 10 miles of driving one direction on more than one occasion), yes, and I take plenty of zero tip orders that are deliveries under 2 miles and it’s fine as long as I don’t have to wait too long for the food. But a 10 mile delivery for $4 quickly becomes a money loser for me when you factor in gas and time. 20 miles round trip takes 20-40 minutes depending on where it is which by itself makes it a delivery that’s not worthwhile (talking $6-$12/hour at that point). I never take a delivery that’s over 10 miles and that doesn’t pay at least $1.50/mile, and a lot of drivers don’t take those orders unless that pay $2+/mile.
Granted this is a discipline thing
Yes, I am keenly aware
Consider finding a budgeting tool to help. I use YNAB (though it’s gotten kind of expensive at $15/month) that keeps me in line. It’s a cash spending budget model that keeps me focused and away from credit card debt and ultimately saves me far, far more than the $15/month fee. It’s especially helpful if you have shared finances with a partner.
There are lots of good options out there from free to more expensive than YNAB, but a good tool can go a long way to helping you maximize what cash you do have.
June
joined 2 years ago
1lb ground beef 2 cans sweet corn 2 cans of kidney beans Two cans diced tomatoes 1 can tomato paste Taco seasoning (I buy McCormicks from Costco so I have no idea how many packets)
In a large pot brown the beef Once browned open all cans and put them in the pot, juice and all Heat to simmer and add taco seasoning with your heart
Serve with a dollop of sour cream and/or some shredded cheese on top
Taco soup