Maybe he's into lactation videos too. You could do your own daycare AND make more than Tyen at the same time!I'll take a few bucks too
Wait, do you already make more than Tyen just finding change in the couch cushions?
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Maybe he's into lactation videos too. You could do your own daycare AND make more than Tyen at the same time!I'll take a few bucks too
LOL I love these renovation shows - and the home owners are like "I don't know if I CAN DEAL WITH ANOTHER RENOVATION!" I am like "They are doing NOTHING other than writing a check! How is that 'dealing with' anything other than the $$..." its not like they are DOING the work.
LOL I love these renovation shows - and the home owners are like "I don't know if I CAN DEAL WITH ANOTHER RENOVATION!" I am like "They are doing NOTHING other than writing a check! How is that 'dealing with' anything other than the $$..." its not like they are DOING the work.
Dude has a household income of what, 200-300k a year? More? In a low tax state. Of course he thinks that it's easy to keep spending under control while putting away savings. Only a fucking basket case couldn't make that work with next to no effort. Shit, I only live off my salary before profits, at around 110k a year, in a place where the cost of living is probably close to double, I don't bother controlling my spending on anything, and have a hard time spending more than 60-70k a year unless I've made a big purchase. But it's a whole different ballgame for a family with a household income in the 5 figure or low 6 figure range.
I do track everything meticulously, though. If only for curiosity. It's nice to be able to look up where it's going instantly. I've been using Quicken for 6-7 years, and it works fairly well. Some annoying shit, and they tend to break shit with every update, but it's good enough for me. Its handy as I also use it to track investment history and performance, which my accountant prefers to me just handing them a stack of trading records. It automatically downloads all transactions from my bank website, all I have to do is just categorize things. Maybe takes me ten minutes a week. And that's mostly time spent entering cash transactions manually.
I'll take a few bucks too
Dude has a household income of what, 200-300k a year? More? In a low tax state. Of course he thinks that it's easy to keep spending under control while putting away savings. Only a fucking basket case couldn't make that work with next to no effort. Shit, I only live off my salary before profits, at around 110k a year, in a place where the cost of living is probably close to double, I don't bother controlling my spending on anything, and have a hard time spending more than 60-70k a year unless I've made a big purchase. But it's a whole different ballgame for a family with a household income in the 5 figure or low 6 figure range.
I do track everything meticulously, though. If only for curiosity. It's nice to be able to look up where it's going instantly. I've been using Quicken for 6-7 years, and it works fairly well. Some annoying shit, and they tend to break shit with every update, but it's good enough for me. Its handy as I also use it to track investment history and performance, which my accountant prefers to me just handing them a stack of trading records. It automatically downloads all transactions from my bank website, all I have to do is just categorize things. Maybe takes me ten minutes a week. And that's mostly time spent entering cash transactions manually.
If he is like me he'd rather donate it to this site or a charity which gives 10% of its money to non-CEO or marketing activities.
What is a budget?
We have received 4 decorative pillows in the mail in the last week.
This has and will always happen. No matter how much sex I'm getting, I still need to sometimes watch some porn and rub one out.