It’s amazing to me how bored people are today. How many T.V. apps are there? How many social media sites are there today? We have Apple TV (mostly for YouTube and so we can watch re-runs of old T.V. shows on Hulu) and I count no less than 20 apps. There’s probably more but I […]
Myopic financial advice
Whelp, I’m officially old. Apparently, I need reading glasses now, at least according to my eye doctor. Funny thing about that… my nearsightedness has actually improved but my astigmatism has gotten a bit worse in my left eye. Anywho, the doc prescribed me two different lenses. Weird, because no other doc has ever prescribed me […]
Foul-mouthed financial lessons
Love, love, love Gordon Ramsay (the famous, foul-mouthed, chef and restauranteur). Years ago, he had this show, Kitchen Nightmares, where he’d go in and rip these restaurant owners apart. Usually they deserved it because their food was awful, service awful, and the owners were in denial. Actually that was my favorite part. Ramsay would have […]
Squishy financial plans
Fakebook has been blocking some “interesting” content on its site, like: The Declaration of Independence for… “hate speech”. And… An objective-styled video about various forms of government on the grounds that it allegedly contains “violent” or “graphic” content (It doesn’t). The site is becoming more irrelevant by the day and you know what? I say […]
Faith-based financial advice… from an atheist
“UNLEARN sickness and know health… UNLEARN poverty and know prosperity… Learn how to break every limitation and solve every problem YOURSELF. “The best thing you can do for the poor is not to be one of them.” — Reverend Ike *** Preach it, brother. It’s no mystery that I’m an atheist, but even I can […]