Happy_wife85

Ya but they clean up after you etc etc?

Tipping is a social contract. If you don't like to tip, stay home and cook your own food.

A guy my husband worked w said he got called out at houstons bc he didn't tip. He was mad and said the bill was $60 and "that place got enough" smh

I know a person w stage 4 cancer whose toddler got locked in the car and died. She was super tired and sick from chemo and feel asleep. Her husband was focused on the other children and then toddler slipped out of the house unnoticed.

I keep my car doors locked, keys up high, and house alarm set to instant all day long.

Bipolar people have high sex drives when they are in a manic state

just stating what happened

For real

Thanks

Yup

No I drive a luxury car. I know that screws me over. Drove a piece of crap before it and got out of a couple of tickets no problem

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I would have thought it could be changed w one ticket...:but now that I have two? ?? Does the cop who wrote the ticket have any power really? This cop from today hates me and I was prob short w him after he gave me the ticket.

I just felt like I was really trying to protect myself and my kid and get f-ed bc he had to meet his end of the month quota

Why do you say that?

I can only imagine the comments I'll get but...

I'm get it...I'm a woman. I'm a bad driver. Ok

Got a ticket last year reduced to expired something non moving violation.

Last month got a ticket for doing a rolling stop in my neighborhood. Cop was hiding.

This morning I was on the interstate and the car in front of me was going about 75-80 and had their front bumper falling off and hitting the interstate. I sped up to pass and a cop got me. 88 in a 70. Looking back I would have slowed way down.

So, I'm wondering what it takes to get a suspended license in LOuisiana. I don't think we have a points system, right?

Taking this seriously and I'm going to take defensive driving.

There is no cut and dry requirement IMO. That all depends on a variety of factors, and it comes down to personal situations/lifestyle preference. Someone single saving 35% of their income is in a much different situation that someone with 4 kids, or someone going through hardship like cancer/health complications. Some guys want to hurry up and retire, others would be completely bored if they retired before 65. Some people love their careers and others hate it and hate working in general.

What counts as saving? Does this include education accounts for your kids, principal on a mortgage, HSA accounts? 401K matching contributions?

Just because someone is in a situation enabling them to save 40% does not put you in the loser/foolish category, meanwhile saving 5% while single with no kids is not a wise choice either.

Situations are complex with different people. You have to find the happy balance which makes you comfortable.

And don't compare yourself to your neighbors/co workers. They could be in a situation where they have a nice inheritance and can afford to buy that nice boat or timeshare, or in a situation where they have no safety net at all if they lose their job and are penny pinchers in case that happens.

Everyone financial situation is different.

having $750 in catering delivered to my home for a party this weekend. what do i tip based off of that? am i just tipping the guy delivering?

Got in a minor wreck (my fault) & received a ticket for improper lane usage. I have a letter from my insurance company stating that damages have been taken care of for the other party.

My court day is wednesday in STP. I hhad a ticket about 10 years ago and remember it being a clusterfrick. In jefferson parish you just walk right up to the DA's office but in St. tam I remember no such thing & I grew impatient & just paid the ticket.

Anyone have any experience? Will I have to wait until they call my name to speak to the DA or can I just go up there & ask to talk to them? 33 weeks pregnant & don't want to have to sit there all day. Thanks :)