I'm saying it's accounted for in the price that they can offer one way or the other. I'm sure that they have some pretty good discount rates in comparison to others, but their margins have to account for enough space to offer those deals.
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He has quite literally told me he's trying to burn through cash to buy things like power tools (for hobbies), and financing things like putting new windows in his house, and renovate his basement because "it's better than that money sitting in the bank account. And because the dollar is going to crash, I'll end up making money by buying with a stronger dollar today and paying off with a weaker dollar over the years."
There is a non-zero chance he has gold bullion buried in his back yard.
Buying a tangible good that holds value isn’t a bad hedge to inflation, but I doubt everything he’s buying will work out.
I'm worried your wives is also my gf
Does she come through the door with a bunch of shopping bags declaring "Look at all the money I saved us!"
Yes. And gets all giddy when Kohls clerk tells her how much she ’saved today’.
My wife celebrates Kohl's cash like it is real money.
I agree. Kohls cash is so stupid…
Menards rebates are where the REAL money is!
I gotta admit. When I got a "free" Bosch drill I was feeling pretty good about myself
My problem is my wife will use the target card sporadically just get that sweet kickback and free shipping. Then she won't tell me she used the card.
Let's just say I use our courtesy late fee waiver every 12 months.
Crazy that those in their mid 20s may no longer be able to afford to build a brand new 2k sq ft home. What a shame. I feel terrible for those who have to start out in a home that was not built in the last 5 years. Not sure how they will do it.
