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NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (115913) • United States 11 Aug 21

I keep hearing a commercial for an online bank--Varo. What keeps catching my attention is that they are promoting the fact that they will lend customers "an extra $20" when they need it. I keep thinking "what is $20 really going...

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vikingswest There is a 5 dollar service fee connected with a loan of 20 dollars. It must be repaid in 30 days. It can be helpful to someone short that month. If you're out using the card and your balance is less than the bill, it might be a lifesaver. I do think that 5...

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NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (115913) • United States 11 Aug 21

I keep hearing a commercial for an online bank--Varo. What keeps catching my attention is that they are promoting the fact that they will lend customers "an extra $20" when they need it. I keep thinking "what is $20 really going...

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CarolDM @CarolDM (203454) • Nashville, Tennessee 11 Aug 21

On these hot days, on most days actually, I don't want a big dinner. I have said many times how I love breakfast foods. Decided on french toast with butter and maple syrup for dinner. Skipped the bacon this time. Enjoyed this...

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Susan @HazySue (39264) • Gouverneur, New York 25 Jul 16

I little while ago my husband and I were sitting, relaxing, having a cup of coffee and watching Gunsmoke. It was the episode where Matt gets shot and Kitty leaves town because she just can't watch him get shot anymore, She was...

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Susan @HazySue (39264) • Gouverneur, New York 25 Jul 16

I little while ago my husband and I were sitting, relaxing, having a cup of coffee and watching Gunsmoke. It was the episode where Matt gets shot and Kitty leaves town because she just can't watch him get shot anymore, She was...

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celticeagle Coffee can stain things and sure can make a mess. Kitty always comes back.

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Patsie Hatley @Hatley (163781) • Garden Grove, California 13 Mar 13

I started to make a discussion about how wrong it is to m ake people wait like here in Gold Crest then I got to thinking in the the scheme of things is it so bad to have to wait a few minutes? I mean sure we all are still half...

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Patsie Hatley hi rapunzlcat. I like that user name. lol. I got impatient waiting for my cup of coffee then started to think of the other side the care givers. How they have t o get up in the cold and dark., dress and drive to work then make that coffee and serve 114 people...

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chrystalia @chrystalia (1208) • Tucson, Arizona 20 Nov 12

For those who aren't crafters-- Hobby Lobby is the ultimate crafting paradise. A combination of a Jo-Ann fabrics, a Micheal's, and Pier 1, with glass and metalworking thrown in-- it is also a christian run company, that is closed...

business and religion

contraception

health care

obamacare

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mehale First off, good to know about Hobby Lobby! I knew I shopped there for some reason, lol. On the more serious side, though...this is just one of many ways that Obamacare encroaches on our freedoms. Not only are we told that we have to buy coverage or pay a fine...

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chrystalia @chrystalia (1208) • Tucson, Arizona 20 Nov 12

For those who aren't crafters-- Hobby Lobby is the ultimate crafting paradise. A combination of a Jo-Ann fabrics, a Micheal's, and Pier 1, with glass and metalworking thrown in-- it is also a christian run company, that is closed...

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mehale Unfortunately we have been on that path for quite some time now. More Americans need to wake up and realize this before we no longer have any freedom left.

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chrystalia @chrystalia (1208) • Tucson, Arizona 20 Nov 12

For those who aren't crafters-- Hobby Lobby is the ultimate crafting paradise. A combination of a Jo-Ann fabrics, a Micheal's, and Pier 1, with glass and metalworking thrown in-- it is also a christian run company, that is closed...

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laglen Sounds like we are on a path to government run everything. Businesses around the country are trying to let people know that they can't and won't take this kind of nany state. Their businesses just can't be run effectively. 500 stores nationwide. Built on...

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chrystalia @chrystalia (1208) • Tucson, Arizona 20 Nov 12

For those who aren't crafters-- Hobby Lobby is the ultimate crafting paradise. A combination of a Jo-Ann fabrics, a Micheal's, and Pier 1, with glass and metalworking thrown in-- it is also a christian run company, that is closed...

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chrystalia Well, in this current society we couldn't license people to have kids-- but someday, in the right time and pace, it would be worthwhile to consider. I agree that some good old fashioned shame is needed here-- for both the boys and the girls. If we had a...

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chrystalia @chrystalia (1208) • Tucson, Arizona 20 Nov 12

For those who aren't crafters-- Hobby Lobby is the ultimate crafting paradise. A combination of a Jo-Ann fabrics, a Micheal's, and Pier 1, with glass and metalworking thrown in-- it is also a christian run company, that is closed...

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JenInTN That is true chrystalia. Planned parenthood and such other programs have offered low/free birth control options for a very long time to no avail. Even though I hate to think of it as a cycle, there are numbers that certainly point to the fact that it is. I...

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chrystalia @chrystalia (1208) • Tucson, Arizona 20 Nov 12

For those who aren't crafters-- Hobby Lobby is the ultimate crafting paradise. A combination of a Jo-Ann fabrics, a Micheal's, and Pier 1, with glass and metalworking thrown in-- it is also a christian run company, that is closed...

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chrystalia Well Hobby Lobby is appealing, but I don't think they'll win the appeal. As to the reasoning-- that would work, somewhat, except that most of the people who should be using birth control, don't-- and there is no law that mandates it for those on Welfare or...

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chrystalia @chrystalia (1208) • Tucson, Arizona 20 Nov 12

For those who aren't crafters-- Hobby Lobby is the ultimate crafting paradise. A combination of a Jo-Ann fabrics, a Micheal's, and Pier 1, with glass and metalworking thrown in-- it is also a christian run company, that is closed...

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JenInTN I understand the reasoning behind it, but I don't agree with the path being taken to accomplish it. He is trying to reduce the population which will ultimately raise the living standards. He is saying that we will spend here and now tax dollars on...

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chrystalia @chrystalia (1208) • Tucson, Arizona 20 Nov 12

For those who aren't crafters-- Hobby Lobby is the ultimate crafting paradise. A combination of a Jo-Ann fabrics, a Micheal's, and Pier 1, with glass and metalworking thrown in-- it is also a christian run company, that is closed...

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marguicha I pay this for my chemo because my deductible is high. It`s because I have a good health insurance and it is more expensive. But if you earn a small amount of money, you could even have the chemo free. I have a friend who had breast cancer and got surgery and...

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chrystalia @chrystalia (1208) • Tucson, Arizona 20 Nov 12

For those who aren't crafters-- Hobby Lobby is the ultimate crafting paradise. A combination of a Jo-Ann fabrics, a Micheal's, and Pier 1, with glass and metalworking thrown in-- it is also a christian run company, that is closed...

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chrystalia It seems like you pay more down there than we will be up here, for the moment,and it seems to work for you-- but as far as I know, they don't have the malpractice insurance problems there that we do here. Doctors have to pay over 6000.00 per month where I am...

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chrystalia @chrystalia (1208) • Tucson, Arizona 20 Nov 12

For those who aren't crafters-- Hobby Lobby is the ultimate crafting paradise. A combination of a Jo-Ann fabrics, a Micheal's, and Pier 1, with glass and metalworking thrown in-- it is also a christian run company, that is closed...

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marguicha In y coutry, everyone selects his own insurance. Employers must take 7% of the worker`s salary and dp the payment themselves. But they only act as intermediaries. If a person chooses a bigger health plan, he must either talk to their employers to take it out...

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chrystalia @chrystalia (1208) • Tucson, Arizona 20 Nov 12

For those who aren't crafters-- Hobby Lobby is the ultimate crafting paradise. A combination of a Jo-Ann fabrics, a Micheal's, and Pier 1, with glass and metalworking thrown in-- it is also a christian run company, that is closed...

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chrystalia well it just became the responsibility of the employers here, and a lot don't like it at all. The way it works here is employers choose an insurance plan they can afford, and employees, even part time ones, can generally "buy into" the plan-- the amount they...

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chrystalia @chrystalia (1208) • Tucson, Arizona 20 Nov 12

For those who aren't crafters-- Hobby Lobby is the ultimate crafting paradise. A combination of a Jo-Ann fabrics, a Micheal's, and Pier 1, with glass and metalworking thrown in-- it is also a christian run company, that is closed...

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marguicha That`s something I had never heard of before. In my country, all employees must pay 7% of their salary towards health care. Employers take the 7% from them and place them in the health insurance institutions. But besides that, it`s up to each person if they...

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