[meadandale]

Marion, I hate to say it but often times, the more you post about something, the more ‘snooty’ you appear.

In this case, I’d just quit while you are behind rather than continuing to dig.

You have to bag your own groceries? OH THE HUMANITY!!! What next, you have to actually take items off the shelf yourself and put them in your cart?!

I’d suggest that if you are so averse to ‘the poor’ that you just take advantage of the web grocery services and have your groceries delivered so you don’t have to rub elbows with the ‘those’ folks. It costs a little more but, after all, you’re worth it.

[meadandale]

Marion, I hate to say it but often times, the more you post about something, the more ‘snooty’ you appear.

In this case, I’d just quit while you are behind rather than continuing to dig.

You have to bag your own groceries? OH THE HUMANITY!!! What next, you have to actually take items off the shelf yourself and put them in your cart?!

I’d suggest that if you are so averse to ‘the poor’ that you just take advantage of the web grocery services and have your groceries delivered so you don’t have to rub elbows with the ‘those’ folks. It costs a little more but, after all, you’re worth it.

[meadandale]

Marion, I hate to say it but often times, the more you post about something, the more ‘snooty’ you appear.

In this case, I’d just quit while you are behind rather than continuing to dig.

You have to bag your own groceries? OH THE HUMANITY!!! What next, you have to actually take items off the shelf yourself and put them in your cart?!

I’d suggest that if you are so averse to ‘the poor’ that you just take advantage of the web grocery services and have your groceries delivered so you don’t have to rub elbows with the ‘those’ folks. It costs a little more but, after all, you’re worth it.

[meadandale]

Marion, I hate to say it but often times, the more you post about something, the more ‘snooty’ you appear.

In this case, I’d just quit while you are behind rather than continuing to dig.

You have to bag your own groceries? OH THE HUMANITY!!! What next, you have to actually take items off the shelf yourself and put them in your cart?!

I’d suggest that if you are so averse to ‘the poor’ that you just take advantage of the web grocery services and have your groceries delivered so you don’t have to rub elbows with the ‘those’ folks. It costs a little more but, after all, you’re worth it.

[meadandale]

“You are actually borrowing money for more than the return you are getting on it just to have it in the bank and that is asinine IMHO.”

You’d think a pig would be smarter, no?

I remember ridiculing someone I read about who did this very same thing. This type of behavior is the very essence of the people in the move Maxed Out. People are so addicted to credit that they freak out when that potential money (in reality, debt) is taken away.

So, you pull out $100k in HELOC and pay $3k per year for the privilege of having it sit there (actually you pay more because of inflation eating away at the value of the $100k).

Maybe if you put that $3k into the bank and earned interest on it? At least then you’d only be losing the difference between the inflation and your deposit interest rate rather than 3% PLUS inflation.

*shakes head*

[meadandale]

“You are actually borrowing money for more than the return you are getting on it just to have it in the bank and that is asinine IMHO.”

You’d think a pig would be smarter, no?

I remember ridiculing someone I read about who did this very same thing. This type of behavior is the very essence of the people in the move Maxed Out. People are so addicted to credit that they freak out when that potential money (in reality, debt) is taken away.

So, you pull out $100k in HELOC and pay $3k per year for the privilege of having it sit there (actually you pay more because of inflation eating away at the value of the $100k).

Maybe if you put that $3k into the bank and earned interest on it? At least then you’d only be losing the difference between the inflation and your deposit interest rate rather than 3% PLUS inflation.

*shakes head*

[meadandale]

“You are actually borrowing money for more than the return you are getting on it just to have it in the bank and that is asinine IMHO.”

You’d think a pig would be smarter, no?

I remember ridiculing someone I read about who did this very same thing. This type of behavior is the very essence of the people in the move Maxed Out. People are so addicted to credit that they freak out when that potential money (in reality, debt) is taken away.

So, you pull out $100k in HELOC and pay $3k per year for the privilege of having it sit there (actually you pay more because of inflation eating away at the value of the $100k).

Maybe if you put that $3k into the bank and earned interest on it? At least then you’d only be losing the difference between the inflation and your deposit interest rate rather than 3% PLUS inflation.

*shakes head*

[meadandale]

“You are actually borrowing money for more than the return you are getting on it just to have it in the bank and that is asinine IMHO.”

You’d think a pig would be smarter, no?

I remember ridiculing someone I read about who did this very same thing. This type of behavior is the very essence of the people in the move Maxed Out. People are so addicted to credit that they freak out when that potential money (in reality, debt) is taken away.

So, you pull out $100k in HELOC and pay $3k per year for the privilege of having it sit there (actually you pay more because of inflation eating away at the value of the $100k).

Maybe if you put that $3k into the bank and earned interest on it? At least then you’d only be losing the difference between the inflation and your deposit interest rate rather than 3% PLUS inflation.

*shakes head*

[meadandale]

“You are actually borrowing money for more than the return you are getting on it just to have it in the bank and that is asinine IMHO.”

You’d think a pig would be smarter, no?

I remember ridiculing someone I read about who did this very same thing. This type of behavior is the very essence of the people in the move Maxed Out. People are so addicted to credit that they freak out when that potential money (in reality, debt) is taken away.

So, you pull out $100k in HELOC and pay $3k per year for the privilege of having it sit there (actually you pay more because of inflation eating away at the value of the $100k).

Maybe if you put that $3k into the bank and earned interest on it? At least then you’d only be losing the difference between the inflation and your deposit interest rate rather than 3% PLUS inflation.

*shakes head*

[meadandale]

You’d think that with gas pushing $5/gal that people would start embracing having places to shop near where they live so they don’t have to drive 10 miles to the store.

Guess the snooty carlsbad folks can still afford to fuel up the beemers, audis and expeditions and just don’t care. Glad I don’t live up there.

[meadandale]

You’d think that with gas pushing $5/gal that people would start embracing having places to shop near where they live so they don’t have to drive 10 miles to the store.

Guess the snooty carlsbad folks can still afford to fuel up the beemers, audis and expeditions and just don’t care. Glad I don’t live up there.

[meadandale]

You’d think that with gas pushing $5/gal that people would start embracing having places to shop near where they live so they don’t have to drive 10 miles to the store.

Guess the snooty carlsbad folks can still afford to fuel up the beemers, audis and expeditions and just don’t care. Glad I don’t live up there.

[meadandale]

You’d think that with gas pushing $5/gal that people would start embracing having places to shop near where they live so they don’t have to drive 10 miles to the store.

Guess the snooty carlsbad folks can still afford to fuel up the beemers, audis and expeditions and just don’t care. Glad I don’t live up there.

[meadandale]

You’d think that with gas pushing $5/gal that people would start embracing having places to shop near where they live so they don’t have to drive 10 miles to the store.

Guess the snooty carlsbad folks can still afford to fuel up the beemers, audis and expeditions and just don’t care. Glad I don’t live up there.

[meadandale]

“New furniture set for living room: $4,600
New flat screen: $2,300
New sound system: $1,700
New Gourmet Grill: $1,800

Party to show off all my new gadgets: $700

Total: $11,100”

LOL! It’s official, Al Gore has entered the building.

[Author]

Posts