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Kevin White9 said:My son got vaccinated one year and it didn't do a thing for him.
Personally, I don't see the point in vaccinating. You should focus on strengthening the immune system naturally—diet, exercise, and so on—so you're actually prepared when a virus hits.
As mellowbadger8 said, I don't trust doctors at all!
yet, I still find myself thinking that one really should get vaccinated.
At the end of the day, most of these credit cards are essentially cut from the same cloth. If a merchant offers you an installment plan, the only thing that truly matters is whether it's interest-free; if they charge interest on those installments, then you're simply paying more for the privilege of waiting. Now, revolving credit can be a perfectly fine tool, provided one exercises a certain level of discipline. Personally, I carry both an American Express Gold and an AT&T card, which functions as my revolving line. I have never once fallen into a debt spiral that required me to pay interest, but the real value lies elsewhere—I receive significant discounts on my AT&T bills, which are quite substantial, making the whole arrangement quite profitable for me.