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@Steezehuman Where do you live? My Internet is $65 and my water is 14. My electric bill without air-conditioning is about $60. My car insurance is about 100 a month and I drive a mbz

@adamthebull I’m sorry for your loss.

My amazing mother, who was always on my team, passed away this morning. She battled kidney disease & cancer for the last few years & recently things got bad, which is why I've been out. Thankfully, my family and I all got to say goodbye to her over the last few days. RIP, Mom.

@HRH_SHP I never had any issues. I love all aldis. Produce doesn’t last that long no matter what grocery store you get it at.

Okay, you all lied. Today I tried my fourth Aldi’s location. The smell hit me on the way in, rotten produce. Went to the cheeses, lots out of date. The bread was cold and apparently thawing. The one nasty cashier was still there but this one had four self checkout machines. I used one, tried to leave, nasty cashier snapped at me to scan my receipt because “people steal.” Bonus: bags were available for 14¢. I got one. It seems thin, it’ll probably rip on the way into my house. No more tries from me. My daughter declared it the worst store ever.

@Liza137823 Say good luck to you

🤔🤔

@Kristinartz If I did nothing and sat home every night

Could you live well on $3,000 a month?

@CrazyVibes_1 Care home

If you developed severe dementia, would you want your partner/children to put you in care home and live their lives… or stay home and care for you themselves? I would choose a care home.

@HeatherLemire1 Gen X here. I worked two jobs and had a roommate. We drank cheap beer before we went out. We never went out to eat unless Denny’s late night. Never any fancy restaurant. We were poor too. we just didn’t waste our Money on $6 coffees and door dash.

Kevin O’Leary’s comments about young people making sandwiches instead of ordering out are going viral, and honestly, a lot of what I’m seeing on social media about it annoys the hell out of me First off, it is hard to be a young adult right now. Inflation is brutal. Housing is expensive and in short supply. Groceries, gas, insurance, and energy costs are hitting everyone hard. Starting out today is not easy, and pretending otherwise is disconnected from reality. But what I completely reject is this growing narrative that boomers somehow “stole” prosperity from younger generations or should now give up what they worked for. My parents are boomers. They started their marriage with almost nothing. They lived in a depressing basement apartment in downtown Lexington before moving into a tiny rental house. My dad worked his way up at Pepsi-Cola over a 30-year career, starting in the warehouse and eventually becoming controller of the company. My parents didn’t buy their first home until I was in fifth grade, and even then it was a very modest ranch house. We ate at home almost every night. Going out to eat was rare. There were no Amazon packages showing up daily, no DoorDash, no expensive vacations, no constant lifestyle spending. A lot of people today act like previous generations all bought mansions at 23 while working part-time jobs, and that simply isn’t reality for most families. That doesn’t mean young people should just “stop complaining.” There are real economic problems we need to address. I help my own kids financially because I know how difficult things are. But I also expect them to spend responsibly, avoid wasting money, and work toward independence. No one is owed an easy life. Most people struggle at some point. I’ve worked three jobs at once as a single mom just to survive. It wasn’t fun, and I don’t wish that on my kids, but struggle is sometimes part of building a better future. Blaming “boomers” for everything won’t fix housing shortages or lower grocery prices. Spending all day online complaining won’t either. If people want change, get involved. Push for housing reform. Support policies that increase supply, competition, energy affordability, and economic opportunity. Build something. Contribute to your community. Fight for solutions instead of resentment. Quit whining. No one “owes” you anything.

@Kristinartz Yes Pepsi is sweeter

Don’t lie… Can you taste a difference between Coke & Pepsi? 🥤

@Kristinartz Legs

When you were little What was the name of the vehicle that took you to school..

@Kristinartz Take the door off

My 15 yr old daughter is in her room right now wit her new Boyfriend. The door is closed. What do I do?🤔🤔

@SourceRyan If only Rocco had a police commissioner to help him.

Sidwell calls Collum to let him know Danny didn’t shoot him. Collum then says he knows, and he thinks he knows who did. Rocco is in danger. #GH

@washghost1 How about picking up the kids that are literally two blocks from the school ??

Explain to me how I was behind a school bus and they stopped to pick up a kid then drove not even another 20 feet and stopped to pick up another kid. Why not just meet at the same spot

@TMZ I might watch now

'Selling Sunset' Stars Mary, Emma, Chelsea & Sandra Out for Season 10 bit.ly/4uTggVf

@Only1Aireaa_ @WeAreCavsNation And hit 3’s

@WeAreCavsNation Ohhhh leavinggg Max Strus out the whole OT when he the only one can lock Brunson down fr , Strus should played the whole OT

Let out all your frustrations. What went wrong today?

@WeAreCavsNation HARDEN

@Hania16836 Mind ya business

@Oldtimers365 Paper route and baby sitting

@WorkElizab It’s beautiful. Please don’t paint that natural wood.

I wanted to replace the cabinet color with white paint, but my husband forbade it. He said it would look ugly. What should I do now?

@Eman_8282 Yes if you to Panera

@ThrillaRilla369 I have made it with oats and quinoa

Anybody Know What Can Be Used In Meatloaf As A Binder Other Than Bread Crumbs ?