Mostly another nonsense "no wage, only spend" article

But, it is good to have mindful consumer habits. One tip I try to follow when I want to make a superfluous big purchase is, once I decide I want something, I wait 1 day for every $100 it costs. If I still want the item after X days, I might buy it, but often, the novelty is worn off, and I don't want it anymore. Or, it's something egregiously expensive and it'll take 30+ days of thinking about it, and that's just too much money for a toy

Oh man, don't tell Joyce Manor

Retvrn to trolleybus tradition

Stylish mountain lions

Can't wait until the subject bites his fingers off

This is why Felix can't go back to the UK

Maybe it's a way to filter out the cranks

Work from home was such a blessing for me because it set in simultaneously with my elderly dog's health decline (medication 3x a day, seizures that cause urination, laundry etc). The only reason she got to live out her last two years was because someone was home with her around the clock. We would have had to put her down if we were spending 50 hours a week each away from home. She passed, and then our other dog got old somehow. Now my schedule is partial wfh, and those 10 hour days in office wreak havoc on my desire to keep dog beds clean. Love having to weigh my family's life in one hand, and my job in the other

Shit, I'm behind the times. Thanks for filling me in

I think you're under estimating how many poor people there are in America, we just don't hear from them much

Outside cat faces consequences, more at 11

I make a mean casserole