@catalinamike47@CodyLibolt *principal
Most people don’t study finance or accounting in college. And they don’t teach bookkeeping in grad school. Student loans are not the same as a car loan. The payment plans are set up years after taking out the loans.
@Wormler@CodyLibolt *principal
Your “loan officer” told you that when you applied for a student loan? That’s not a thing. This is not like applying for a mortgage or car loan. You’re 18, you do FAFSA, & get the disbursements from the bursar. They don’t know how much you’re gonna pay years later.
@JoshuaBarzon I’m pretty sure Taco Bell is more famous than In N Out, though I’m not sure how you measure that. Either way, McDonald’s was founded in CA too, so that’s the correct answer.
@weijia@fordnation This sentence is kind of ambiguous. It could mean that Trump is going to name it Lake Ford. (Technically it would need a period before Ford’s X handle, but it’s very close.) 😂
@KalserRabbit@rohzzn@Pricerrors It’s still available, but I’m not sure what the chat rep saying it’s a laptop is gonna do. They’re not gonna end up sending a laptop after if a monitor comes first.
@PaulByrneWex@theiaincameron Huh? Read this back to yourself. I think you mean the westernmost part of VA is west of WV, but you said WV is west of WV.
@theiaincameron Actually most people would assume Buffalo is farther west than the farthest west part of Maryland, which it is not. And Montauk being as far east as Watch Hill isn’t surprising either.
@JxGilly@breaded_@jeremyct What if it’s Walmart in this made-up story? Yes, they have about 5x the profit mentioned, but they also have 2.1M employees.
@__Gamerr@darrelltalksfi Firstly, 60 is not old. Secondly, you’re saving for when you’ll need it (after you stop working), not simply to have it to enjoy later.
@LMcain63425@Marty_Quinn@hollinger Yes they did. VHS is equivalent to DVD, and VCR is equivalent to DVD player. The people calling then VHS players call them that because they grew up with DVD players.
@TakeHmeDollarHQ@skumWgmi So what, you want someone below the poverty line, making $25K a year, to pay over $4K in federal taxes? Does that make sense? Tax the rich isn’t about people making $150K, so the whole point is moot.