I do a lot of budgeting, and I use the "pool" method.
A lot of people recommend the 50-30-20 rule: 50% of your money goes to fixed expenses, 30% goes to discretionary spending, and 20% to savings.
I tweaked that a bit and made it 60-20-30, with the 60% being for essentials...things like clothing is included.
That 20% goes towards any guilt-free spending. I've covered everything I need, and this is money I'm allowed to spend on whatever I want...guilt-free.
I understand the skepticism on society's priorities.
Athletes are literally 1-in-a-million individuals. They bring in crazy amounts of money from people who want to watch them play.
The real problem is that there are so many people who are willing to pay hundreds of dollars to watch a sports game, but not willing to see teachers properly compensates (in my opinion). Because athletes getting a big share of the pie that they're bringing in sounds fair to me. The question is why people have that much pie to give them, and not as much pie to give to schools.
Where I live, we've been treating...
Doctors are paid well, but they also have incredibly high expenses (and often high student debt, too).
I have an Excel file for recurring expenses with dates of recurrence and auto-calculated yearly and monthly totals, and these factor into my monthly/yearly "budgets". And thus, into how much I need to maintain my emergency fund!
I'm actually starting to wonder if they've got a bot going on their account now. It just seems to be giving generic "angry internet replies" to every comment that replies to it, now
I'm sorry that this is how you're choosing to spend your Christmas. Or your Boxing Day as the case may be.
If you don't celebrate those, I'm still sorry that you're choosing to spend your time this way.
That's a good idea! I do things differently (basically adding money to different "pools" to use for different categories), but if I need to forecast how much I'm going to spend on things, this would really help.
I tend to assume that something I buy will last forever (unless it's explicitly replaceable)...but that's basically never the case these days.
You don't need to know cultural trivia to become a citizen. Especially not all of it. But when a person is living somewhere (which you don't need to be a citizen to do), that person tends to be exposed to the culture.
As well, this could just be someone familiar with the culture who missed a pun because they're thinking about work.
I'm not sure what caused you to get so worked up about this. The joke is perfectly reasonable to make, and there's the chance that the Dasher learned a bit of cultural trivia thanks to this joke. Or they learned that they missed a pun and may get to have a laugh about it in hindsight. There's no harm or foul here.
Yeah, I just meant the recipient was making a cultural reference. The comment that I replied to complained about a white person making a comment specific to their own culture. Ironically, the person who wrote that comment was arguably being more culturally insensitive by assuming that the DoorDasher wouldn't understand a cultural reference
My partner's family really wanted to buy me gifts before I thought we were that close. So I bought them gifts that same year!
They're making a cultural reference to (most likely) the culture of the place they're both living in. It's fair game.
Tap search button on the bottom.
Search like normal for communities with the search term. Results returned like normal.
Clicking the unfilled heart (to subscribe) results in the error presented in the attached screenshot.
The back button (Android) doesn't work. App must be force-closed.
The subscribing action was successful; discovered on reboot.
Repeating the steps, but instead of the unfilled heart, clicking on the community successfully navigates to the community.
This didn't happen before.
I might be one update behind current as of Mar 18
I get where you're coming from, but the X in Xmas means "cross", as in the cross that Jesus died on.
I don't celebrate the Christ part of Christmas, so I'm not trying to make it about that. Just sharing this bit of knowledge (that I could very well be mistaken about! Haha)