In my experiences (mostly south) these would have been “fine”, but I think it’s a good rule of thumb to just never wear anything close to white. You never know which bride/relative would think it’s too close to

Yeah the only restaurants I’ve loved are taquerias everything else is meh. My partner and I are cheap and decent cooks, so it rarely is ever worth it to go out

Apologies for my brave opinion but I think that there’s a lot of bad drivers here too

Two way drive - Hudson Westbrook

I agree that this is as good as you can expect from a cop lol

Their clearance rums have been insane. Depressing that I presumably won’t be able to get these bottles again at TW, but I’ve gotten multiple bottles of S&C, promotes, W&N at like >30% general retail.

Ha I don’t want wild ones in my garage lol

Like wild ones 😖

I wish there was an option to buy at a 10% premium, to make sure I grind for the shareholders

If you like STORE, you’d love STARE

Not my fault y’all aren’t storing 20 tons of pig pancreas.

I’m not sure what metric to use but competition seems like a bad one tbh.

I swear there were days where Dallas was the hottest city in the world, maybe outside the Middle East

What’s the Venn diagram of ACAB vs golf fans. Obviously Reddit leans a lot more ACAB but I’m curious on how the general boomers are thinking about this, but I’m not going to watch FOX

How deep does this conspiracy go?

5 years is incredibly vague, as the benchmarks are incredibly vague rules, that can't encapsulate every person's financial scenario.

From a general standpoint, you're (likely) doing pretty well.

For more in depth, it can be worth doing the math/projections to see what retirement/career growth etc would look like. There's a ton of free resources, look up retirement/FIRE calcs, and can give you a better picture of what your financial health is like, and you can then consider what your financial plan should be.

Ignoring any questions on whether it's the right car/can you afford it/etc.

This is just a math question: HYSA (now) is 4.5%, subtract out about 22% taxes (sub this for your marginal tax rate, including state) and you're at 4.5*.78=3.51%.

That's 2.5% interest on any money that you put into the HYSA vs the Tesla.

It's probably worth the 2.5% to keep money in the HYSA, and make minimum payments on the car, but also that doesn't mean to throw that extra money away on further spending

You’ve had a million answers. It’s suburbia. Great if you’re a family. Probably not great if your young and want things to do, and getting to downtown areas isn’t easy with traffic

Seriously? My partner had brought this up about the Albertsons on western center and I scoffed as i couldn’t believe that was anything more than a Facebook hoax/scare. Interesting

Is that not the bottom right?

I see pan handlers there and now and then get bothered at the 7-11 on beach/820 but (knock on wood) never had anything more than saying “I don’t have anything”

Longevity and FI should always go hand in hand bc otherwise why even work towards FI

The worse longevity I have though, the lower my FI number, and the less lentils I have to eat

I don't think that's disagreeing? It's certainly not a waste of FIRE to die early, but it is a waste if you're budgeting to live to 100 but you life habits will have you dying at 55.

Upon review, I lied, and technically I have like 4k of medical debt, but it's 0% hospital bills from our kids births, that I make marginal monthly payments on.

Certainly have the cash to pay it off if I needed to/wanted to, but no reason at this point

Get married?

Classic B1G