Posts by Keith Garcia6

Does anyone else happen to have those specific $17 glasses from Walmart? I'm wondering if they're still in stock anywhere else.

I would appreciate some insight from those of you who commute during that early 6:00 to 7:00 AM window—what exactly are you wearing to stay comfortable? I am trying to decide whether to let my husband bike to work or if he should just take the car. It seems to me that the temperatures out here tend to sit a degree or two lower than they do in New York City.

ruggedtiger66 said:I decided to make a serious investment in a Gore-Tex jacket and some Columbia Sportswear leg protection, which allowed me to spend nearly the entire winter commuting by bike. I managed to dodge most of the downpours by keeping a close eye on the weather radar—essentially staying late at the office if a storm cloud showed no signs of moving along 😁.

The only times I actually stayed off the bike were when the path was buried under thick snow or slicked over with ice.

Does anyone know how much I should expect to pay for those Columbia Sportswear leg covers?

rapidskipper12 said:How is that not obvious? You said you’re paying like 7 or 8 bills online every month. They charge a buck or two per transaction $0.67. I pull in roughly $5.00/month, which adds up to about $60 a year (15 x 12 months).

Power of attorney is free. Here’s the breakdown:

It really is that
simple.😁

Arthur Ross, if that's the case, we’re left with no choice but to let you foot the bill for the whole family.😍

I’m reaching out here because I have some questions regarding our banking fees.
My husband maintains a family account package that costs us $20 per month.
We primarily rely on Maestro and Master cards, though we occasionally use a GO Mastercard.
For our monthly bills—roughly seven or eight different payments—we utilize Chase Online.
We don't make use of any Maestro installment plans.
Our overdraft protection is set to zero.

To be honest, those $20 monthly fees feel a bit excessive.
Is there a more cost-effective way to manage this, or perhaps a different combination of services?
Our goal is to minimize our banking overhead as much as possible.
The setup is simple: my husband holds the primary account, and I hold power of attorney for both the Maestro and Master cards.
What would the individual monthly fees look like if we opted for a Maestro card and a GO Mastercard separately? We are considering just getting the GO Card to avoid carrying two different Mastercards.
Furthermore, is there a cheaper way to handle bill payments? It occurs to me that we might not even need Chase Online.
Currently, we are paying a small fee for any bills that aren't processed directly through Zira Bank.
We mostly use the Master card for PayPal transactions and various minor purchases.
Is it feasible to switch banks entirely, or is there a provider out there offering a better deal for this specific needset?

One final point: we have a mortgage that is paid via automatic recurring transfer. Does having that loan tied to this institution prevent us from moving our accounts elsewhere?

Thank you.

And how does one actually make it to the main stage where the 808s are hitting? For me, those sets are always the absolute highlight of the lineup.
Do I need to secure a ticket in advance, or is there any way to just wander in without paying?

melloworca6 said:Here it is: The Shield - All the ways it's messing with us, Part II

I truly appreciate that!😍😍

I simply cannot seem to locate 😕🤷😢

I HAVE A QUESTION

I received my lab results today and everything appears to be within the normal range
T4 83
TSH 1.668
anti-thyroglobulin TG 1
anti-thyroid TPO 0.54

From what I can gather, these numbers look perfectly fine
However, my doctor wants me to schedule a thyroid ultrasound. Is it actually possible for everything to be technically "normal" according to the hormone levels while still requiring an imaging scan?