This guy is married.
>Took five years.
Anon felt like a slave when I signed my first and only mortgage. It's supposed to be a happy day, but anon wasn't happy.
Went home and looked at the pitiful amount going to principal on the amortization sheet, and decided to shell out a few hundred extra to triple the amount.
Kept doing that shit, and five years later, the 15 year note was gone.
It's amazing how much less crap you want to buy once you have the money to do it.
>All I pay monthly now is basic cell, gas, water electric.
Anon is too lazy for that shit.
As long as they're a decent provider, anon just hands them a year's worth of money at a time.
>annual physical
>'decade' physical
You still trust doctors?
WTF is wrong with you?
Click dat shit
>I think in the future holds a better promise.
>Especially for old schooled Doctors that want to break away from there own 'company' shackles.
Anon isn't doc, but used to do medical stuff.
Quit because it was all about billing/profit over actual care.
If you accept insurance, that's the only way it can be, because the game is rigged for force that outcome.
Am tempted to open up shop, cash only, and could make a nice living charging less than a third of "usual and customary" fees while giving people what they actually need.
*to force that outcome
You're probably right, but anon will most likely try it in a couple years.
I'm building the building to make it habben, and if it looks like the wind is blowing the right direction. I'll give it a try.
Patriots don't cower in fear. They just meme their enemies into a giant shit-covered extravaganza.
>Anon will never be able to own a $70K+ pickup in this lifetime.
"Normal Prices" have been screwed the last few years, but let me tell you what anon does…
Find something 1/3 worn out for about 1/3 of new sticker price.
Drive it until 2/3 worn out, and sell it for 1/6 of new sticker price.
You get 1/3 of a vehicle for 1/6 of the price, during the time of it's life where it doesn't give you too many problems.
Note that age also applies
At 15 years, banks stop lending, so price drops
At 25 years, rubber parts go to shit, and maintenance costs increase significantly
With that being said, average age of anon's vehicles is 31 years old
>4 fucking Oxygen Sensors in the exhaust system???
Yeah, not a fan of that shit.
Have three vehicles that need one wire with 12 volts to run. One newer vehicle that screams when not wearing seat belt going 15 mph down the driveway and is programmed not to let you do a burnout with 380 hp, and then muh wife's car that is a nightmare and lives with engine light on after it got non-factory cats when variable cylinder displacement killed the first ones.
Shit pisses me off.