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This virus has opened my eyes to some things I can help myself ( I am already doing many of these), or use the check to help people in my extended family
Have a place in the home to store food and safety supplies with

1). Three life straws (water purification)
2.) buy one month canned food supply
3.) books to read, and board games
4.) two guns and ammo
5.) 500 hundred in cash
6.) Bike or tennis shoes for exercising and keeping body in shape
7.) Not money related but ( stop all tobacco products and maintain same weight as in high school)
8.) Learn a new skill each week
9.) up to date computer and radio backup
10.) have one day per week where family uses no technology to get used to these times
11.) Cook 90% of meals from home.

This is our first crisis, pandemic (whatever you want to call it) we need to be as prepared as possible for the next one.

By the time us taxpayers get it paid back, it'll be the equivalent of 11,873.45 with penalties and interest.

Hookers and blow. We're all gonna die, we may as well die happy.

Oh, and whiskey.

mortgage.

Use it for things that you have wanted, but didn't have the extra cash to buy

https://ithacagun.com/product/model-37-28-gauge

ahhh I waited too long, says "out of stock"

Do you have a Nightforce scope?

It may not matter but....maybe the best thing is to give our children and theirs the gift of less debt and burn the damn check.

Most of it on booze and hookers. The rest I'm just gonna waste.

Pay off debt, stocks, savings.

As luck would have it I have a $1300 repair bill at the Ford garage so there it goes.


Told my wife she should donate hers to the local animal shelter.

your right..................thinking of buying one of these as my retirement home.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IjArkwRabU

Suppressor.

Income/property taxes. easy come/easier go.

Temptation got the better of me last Dec. I put a $1000 Remington 700, then $300 in brass, $200 in bullets, $200 in bottom metal and DBM, and $200 in dies for said rifle all on a (currently) interest free CC.

The $2400 for Momma and me will pay off my toys and a bit of hers before interest charges kick in.

Its tax free.

Bills? More than likely work materials. I remember when i worked for someone else in shops and when income tax refunds came around to all the dumbasses. They all had a new gold chain or speakers. One guy was always struggling because his family only had one car. Tax refund came around and instead of buying another car the guy bought spinning rims for the only car they owned.. Hilarious

Marlin 1894 Cowboy, .45 Colt.

Are you sure? I am expecting to see a 1099 come next January.