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Shoot, I think I need to cut down on sugar. It’s amazing how most processed foods have plenty of sugar, fructose and the like in them.

'Processed' food is pure poison. "Read the Labels." Just study 'processed foods' for an hour or two. It's pure garbage.

It's a 'big business' addiction for company profit only, certainly not for YOUR HEALTH.

Really try not to swallow it. Your body will say thank you!
 
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Truth!
Life has moved on to online small loans with the apps on the phone. I think I will just keep doing what my dad told me do as a youngster.
"Boy, work & save your money." :) Rome

My dad always used to say: "If you can't buy it in cash, don't buy it at all."

He never had a credit card.

I've always followed his advice (but I do have 2 credit cards for travel). Works for me. I enjoy being debt free.
 
My dad always used to say: "If you can't buy it in cash, don't buy it at all."
He never had a credit card.I've always followed his advice (but I do have 2 credit cards for travel). Works for me. I enjoy being debt free.

Yea bluesky!
Words of wisdom indeed!
Sadly, products we need and/or consume today are much more expensive.
Occasionally, there are times we have to take out a loan, but you must research the pros/cons before signing on the bottom line.

I can remember using an archaic utensil that is long gone in the new business world affectionately termed (Lay-A-Way)! :) :)
Wow, that goes back in the day my friend.
Still have a few pieces of clothing & items I bought with my own money as a teenager using just that utensil!

Rome
 
My dad always used to say: "If you can't buy it in cash, don't buy it at all."

He never had a credit card.

I've always followed his advice (but I do have 2 credit cards for travel). Works for me. I enjoy being debt free.
Once the money system was transformed from gold backed to fiat currency, the game was changed.

Inflation and debt are the result. I heard Lincoln switched to fiat currency but went back to gold after the civil war, not sure if it’s true.
 
Yea bluesky!
Words of wisdom indeed!
Sadly, products we need and/or consume today are much more expensive.
Occasionally, there are times we have to take out a loan, but you must research the pros/cons before signing on the bottom line.

I can remember using an archaic utensil that is long gone in the new business world affectionately termed (Lay-A-Way)! :) :)
Wow, that goes back in the day my friend.
Still have a few pieces of clothing & items I bought with my own money as a teenager using just that utensil!

Rome
Another one from The Wayback Machine is "the Christmas club" plan, where every payday, you put x amount of money into a small savings account, usually redeemed in early November. These two utensils were very much a way of life for many working class folks.
 
Another one from The Wayback Machine is "the Christmas club" plan, where every payday, you put x amount of money into a small savings account, usually redeemed in early November. These two utensils were very much a way of life for many working class folks.

Yea Maxx'!
That's another blast from the past my friend. Didn't get to use that one. You bet on the working class families using these & other types to save money. Now, I can remember my great-grand parents hiding money in their home. Banks didn't let them open accounts back then & that's a topic for a rainy day!

When me & my sibs came to visit them, they would tell us to stay in the other room when they were going to give us money! :)
Really protective about their cash as they had to be.
Man, the memories of going to the country to visit the old folks!

Rome
 
Once the money system was transformed from gold backed to fiat currency, the game was changed.

Inflation and debt are the result. I heard Lincoln switched to fiat currency but went back to gold after the civil war, not sure if it’s true.

Absolutely!!

And... Big Business stopped giving people raises, but 'don't worry, here's a credit card... just keep buying!! And we will keep you in debt & make money off the borrowed money too.' A win-win.

:dunno:
 
You can also be debt free by paying off all your credit cards each month.

Absolutely correct !!!

My father also said: "never buy anything on a credit card that you can't pay off immediately when you get the bill." I always do. It's kept me out of debt.

Had to borrow money for a couple of cars and a home, who doesn't... but paid it all OFF >> as fast as possible <<, like super fast.

Debt is too expensive for me. I'd rather not pay the interest and get a few M- LPs and a 9-pack of Coors Light. :thumbsup:
 
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The problem with gas stoves is no clear standard on what level of co is acceptable ! Every year around thanksgiving a lot of people cooking the turkey would end up at the hospital with co poisoning from dirty oven that burn bad ! They would nick named it turkey flu as the exhaust for most ovens or vent is usually around the back burner on the stove top where they the person cooking would be working ! Homes are much tighter than they used to be ,but this can easily be solved with oven hoods that vent outside ! No need to ban them ! Just make it code for gas ovens to have hoods that vent outside .

And how many decades ago was this I never heard of such things as a problem other than it has happened and I worked at a gas company and serviced propane and LPG stoves, furnaces, fireplaces, hot water heaters. I have two pilot lights burning on my cook top as we speak, and they have been since about early sixties. Glad my kids got out safe after all those times with everything fired up. sponsored by the Sierra club, does anymore need to be said.
 
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