…like when you visit them, and they tell you to have a seat, but the couch and chairs are covered with so many decorative pillows that you can’t sit, and you don’t want to throw any on the floor to make a place, so you just sit on the very tippy-tippy edge and act like that’s the normal way you sit as your legs tremble from supporting your weight
And then they serve coffee on a silver-plated tray, and you have to be polite and shit and act like the Earl of Essex and not leave any coffee boogers in the sugar, and you drink way the fuck too much, and then you need to pee like fifty midgets so you go in their guest bathroom which is way too damn close to the living room, and you try to make it go down the side of the toilet so it doesn’t sound like a cow pissing on a flat rock so everybody won’t know what you’re doing like they didn’t know in the first place, but at least you don’t have to advertise it. And you’d like to whistle to cover up the sound, but you’re afraid to because they might think you’re strange which you probably are for thinking about it at all.
Rainy Day Funds – Financial Commentary
How many times have you heard of saving for a rainy day? The real question is how many people are actually saving. According to a recent poll, most people currently employed only have $1,000.00 in their savings accounts for a rainy day. It is recommended to have at least three months of expenses in the savings account. If most people can afford $1,000 and it is recommended to have at least three months of expenses, let’s explore ways of how to turn the $1000.00 into the 3months of expenses.