What are you going to do with you’re gov. rebate check next month?

[Navydoc]

I am getting skunked as well. The funny thing is, if they gave me the money I would toatally blow it on consumer goods the way they want me to. I read somewhere, maybe CR, that the majority of Americans plan to use it to pay down CC debt. I guess that works too, as long as they run their balances back up!

Come on America! Spend! Spend for your very lives!

[NotCranky]

Hi Alex,

That would be $2100 just a few hundred short of what my family of five spends per month. Couple that with the tax credits I get for three kids averaged out on a per month basis and it easily covers the whole month with a little gas money to boot. Who says we don’t get good vacations in the good old U S of A? Hey FLU if you don’t want your $500 I think we can make it to Yellowstone!

[NotCranky]

Hi Alex,

That would be $2100 just a few hundred short of what my family of five spends per month. Couple that with the tax credits I get for three kids averaged out on a per month basis and it easily covers the whole month with a little gas money to boot. Who says we don’t get good vacations in the good old U S of A? Hey FLU if you don’t want your $500 I think we can make it to Yellowstone!

[NotCranky]

Hi Alex,

That would be $2100 just a few hundred short of what my family of five spends per month. Couple that with the tax credits I get for three kids averaged out on a per month basis and it easily covers the whole month with a little gas money to boot. Who says we don’t get good vacations in the good old U S of A? Hey FLU if you don’t want your $500 I think we can make it to Yellowstone!

[NotCranky]

Hi Alex,

That would be $2100 just a few hundred short of what my family of five spends per month. Couple that with the tax credits I get for three kids averaged out on a per month basis and it easily covers the whole month with a little gas money to boot. Who says we don’t get good vacations in the good old U S of A? Hey FLU if you don’t want your $500 I think we can make it to Yellowstone!

[NotCranky]

Hi Alex,

That would be $2100 just a few hundred short of what my family of five spends per month. Couple that with the tax credits I get for three kids averaged out on a per month basis and it easily covers the whole month with a little gas money to boot. Who says we don’t get good vacations in the good old U S of A? Hey FLU if you don’t want your $500 I think we can make it to Yellowstone!

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[meadandale]

“MY wife and I make over the $150k cutoff so I believe we get zilch”

I’m in the zilch category as well. There will be no stimulating for me. Of course, the ginormous tax bill I just paid will certainly help to stimulate some of you…

And I agree with Navydoc, as someone who lives life on pretty much a cash basis (only debit is car and house) I would have just spent the money since I don’t have any ‘consumer’ debt to pay down. C’est la vie.

[meadandale]

“MY wife and I make over the $150k cutoff so I believe we get zilch”

I’m in the zilch category as well. There will be no stimulating for me. Of course, the ginormous tax bill I just paid will certainly help to stimulate some of you…

And I agree with Navydoc, as someone who lives life on pretty much a cash basis (only debit is car and house) I would have just spent the money since I don’t have any ‘consumer’ debt to pay down. C’est la vie.

[meadandale]

“MY wife and I make over the $150k cutoff so I believe we get zilch”

I’m in the zilch category as well. There will be no stimulating for me. Of course, the ginormous tax bill I just paid will certainly help to stimulate some of you…

And I agree with Navydoc, as someone who lives life on pretty much a cash basis (only debit is car and house) I would have just spent the money since I don’t have any ‘consumer’ debt to pay down. C’est la vie.

[meadandale]

“MY wife and I make over the $150k cutoff so I believe we get zilch”

I’m in the zilch category as well. There will be no stimulating for me. Of course, the ginormous tax bill I just paid will certainly help to stimulate some of you…

And I agree with Navydoc, as someone who lives life on pretty much a cash basis (only debit is car and house) I would have just spent the money since I don’t have any ‘consumer’ debt to pay down. C’est la vie.

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