ShadowBook

For a rather long time I've been looking to get rid of my Facebook profile because it's just a massive time-sink, and as we all know it's easy to just get mentally drained from the things you see on social media. The one thing that I'm worried about losing though is the ability to keep an eye on my sister-in-law who is heavily into QAnon. I find it important to keep tabs of the things that she's spreading, because she has a fairly impressionable family and my wife and I have been integral in refuting the things that my SiL has been passing along to her parents and other relatives. Since she knows not to actively talk about this stuff when we're around, I feel like losing that connection m

How is Trump supposed to tell everyone that "The Storm is upon us" if he's been kicked off every social media platform and doesn't like Fox News anymore? Handwritten sharpie letters?

I had to stop at the grocery store after work today and I saw a guy who had to have been in his late 70's who was wearing an Origin t-shirt. Being in central Pennsylvania, Origin isn't a well known company so I said "Sir, I noticed your shirt... How do you know about Origin?"

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He kinda gave me a look and he goes "It's where I buy my Molk." I just laughed a little and said "Check." He told me to have a good one, and that was it. Totally made my day.

What I INTENDED on doing in the T Rowe Price mobile app was changing how my future 401(k) contributions are allocated. What ACTUALLY happened was me exchanging my current holdings for those funds. It ended up shifting around 8,000 dollars out of one fund and into another, which carries about $850 in long term gains. Not the biggest deal, but it just wasn’t my original intention. Moral of the story: If the app seems confusing, just change things on the website.

My wife and my debt free scream is in sight, probably in the next three months. $2,800 is left on our mortgage and then at that point we will be 100% debt free. The difficult part of this is looking at my bank account and seeing the $4,000 sitting in a sink fund account that is used to cover property/school taxes & home/auto insurance. I'm aware that it's overfunded because I transfer over a little extra each week to make sure that there is enough in the account when the bills inevitably go up, but I'm not sure exactly how overfunded it is. Today's project may be to do a little number crunching and see how much of that fund I can draw down and still be on pace for when the bills come