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GPU Buying Guide - (Read first post) in Desktops ·
I spotted a Radeon 7900 XT for $900 on Amazon—thinking about grabbing it for some solid 1440p gaming and just having that peace of mind for the next few years. Is this actually a good move, or should I just stop being an idiot and look at something else?
Everything you need for a Midwest wedding in Weddings ·
Alright, I’m jumping in here too:

Does anyone know if there are any decent sales going on for wedding suits over in Cleveland right now? A buddy was telling me it might be smart to snag a deal at Galileo, but I have no clue if those promos are still live—plus, Cleveland isn't exactly a quick drive for us since we're coming from Brod.

Second thing on my mind: tiaras. Where can I find the cheapest ones, specifically that wider style?

Thirdly: decorating the cars for the guests. We aren't really feeling those tacky, oversized shiny bows, so I'm looking for some better alternatives. Has anyone here actually DIY'd their own unique bows or decorations? If so, where's the best place to grab supplies without getting totally ripped off?
Chase Student Starter Pack in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
darkmaker94 said:Neither Amex nor any overdraft fees are going to cost you a dime. Once you graduate, I assume they'll probably phase out that specific student package and the card, but I wouldn't know for sure since I'm still a student myself. 😁

Nah, they won't kill it unless you ask them to. I just graduated recently and hit up my bank to see what the deal was. They told me I could keep riding the student package wave—both the checking account and the Amex—for as long as I wanted. But, if I actually bother to switch my account status, I’d get those "perks," like a higher overdraft limit, better credit options, or even a "real" Amex. To change my status, the guy mentioned I'd need to bring in proof of full-time employment or maybe some pay stubs from the last three months—or something like that. Honestly, I didn't really care about that part; I'm perfectly happy with this setup because it does exactly what I need. The only real headache is that the Amex limit is tiny, but whatever. 🙂