Yeah this'll definitely be incorporated into my shit-talking with the boys.

And we're going to see the same headline about those, too. Again, and again, and again...

Going off of headlines, I would've thought the $1 was done years ago.

I think it's safe to say they were including debit cards in that question.

You don't see how commenting on religious schooling is commenting on religion?

One of those news stories involves the organization in charge providing information on the offences to the police when they learned of it. One does not.

I had to double-check, but the plurality of workers (45.7%) get paid biweekly. 18% get paid semimonthly.

They said paycheck, not monthly pay. Effective tax rate for $150k is going to be 34.57%. One paycheck is going to be for every two weeks for most people.

$150,000 / 26 * .6543 = $3774.81

No, it does not. It's usually the person on the other end of the arrangement trying to initiate it, even when it's not with a close friend. Still pretty dang illegal, though.

Even then, I'd imagined the liquor itself came from a legal source, even if they were selling without a license.

When you write me a letter, you know what you put on it that tells them to deliver it to Brooklyn instead of Manhattan? 11213.

Do you have to do that before going to a basketball game? Like yeah, there are checks for stocks and certain business transactions, due to conflict of interest being a thing. No one is ever going to use those every time they take out their credit card.

Who the fuck is ordering Sweetgreen's from an entirely different borough? Stahp it.