Everyone knows that skipping a morning coffee isn't going to push you into the next tax bracket, but truthfully, there are a few really unwise financial options that people see being made every day. For example, renting a lamp is a bad idea. Getting ...

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Horrible But Common Financial Choices People Have Seen and more...  In This Issue...  Horrible But Common Financial Choices People Have Seen  Boss Forces Employee To Choose Between Demotion Or Termination, Asks If They're Wrong  Technically Accurate Moments That Were Completely Not Wrong  Karen Gets Mad At Tech Support Because Her Computer Has A Desktop  Tumblr Post: Humans Live In A Mildly Magical World  Man Publicly Shames Wife's Friend For Disrespecting Waitress  Grandpa's Mailbox Loophole Takes Mail Into The Third Dimension  25 Incompetent Moments of "Unique" Construction and Installation  People's Dumbest "I Don't Need A Doctor" Moments  Twitter Thread: The Appalachians Are Older Than Most Things  The Most Disrespectful Houseguests People Have Had  Husband Cheaps Out On Hotel Room, Doesn't Tell Wife, Drama Ensues  Unreasonable Vegan Employee Refuses To Deliver Food With Meat In It  People Tell Their Age In Non-Numerical Fashion  Confusing Images Of Brain-Shaking Doubletakery  Wedding Moments That Told Guests The Marriages Weren't Built To Last  More Recent Articles Horrible But Common Financial Choices People Have Seen Everyone knows that skipping a morning coffee isn't going to push you into the next tax bracket, but truthfully, there are a few really unwise financial options that people see being made every day. For example, renting a lamp is a bad idea. Getting laid off and then immediately buying a brand new car when you haven't paid off the old one is a bad idea. And if you like having disposable income, getting super into Magic the Gathering is a really bad idea. Some bad financial options make themselves too available, but then there are also everyday scams and sketchy businesses that all we can do is hope to avoid. Here's a tumblr user's scary debt lesson and just for fun, the easiest and stupidest money people made.        • Email to a friend •   Boss Forces Employee To Choose Between Demotion Or Termination, Asks If They're Wrong Mental health days are obviously no joke, but if it's at all possible to convey to the boss in question that it's going to be a taking of the day off situation, that could be a good idea. Especially, when in the position of being promoted and tasked with exciting new responsibilities, like opening the store on time. It sounds like there were some communication troubles occurring between these two. Folks in the comments section seemed to be in agreement that the boss wasn't in the wrong for their decision to ask Peggy whether she wanted the demotion or straight up termination. But you be the judge.         • Email to a friend •   Technically Accurate Moments That Were Completely Not Wrong Technical correctness is a spectrum that can run all the way from "stupid and obvious" to "terrifyingly clever" and we're never ready for what we'll find. Will we come away knowing new unexpected truths? Will we just feel like we've had our own believes said back to us? Or will reading statements so obvious make us feel dumber for having read them? Probably all three. But hey, that's what technically correct moments are all about.        • Email to a friend •   Karen Gets Mad At Tech Support Because Her Computer Has A Desktop Man oh man, our hearts really go out to the poor people that are working tech support and having to deal with the wildly, hopelessly entitled human beings in this world. In this case, it sounds like Karen was very, very lost. Basically, she got all enraged over her computer literally having a desktop function. Like, what do you even do with that? If you're looking for another juicy tale from the world of tech support check out the time that a client dragged out a ticket for days, and never realized that their device just wasn't plugged in.         • Email to a friend •   Tumblr Post: Humans Live In A Mildly Magical World Yeah, so those crazy things like the placebo effect that are a part of our daily existence are actually pretty much magic in action. It's truly wild that we can alter our very state of existence just by believing that something will make us feel a certain way. It's pretty humorous that we totally overlook the magical aspects of life. Like, we might as well be wizards.         • Email to a friend •   Man Publicly Shames Wife's Friend For Disrespecting Waitress Anyone who has ever worked a customer service gig knows that the job comes with its unfortunate boatload of experiences that involve dealing with wildly entitled individuals. It's really on all of us to do the very best that we can to act like decent human beings, and just try to make people's daily lives a little bit better.         • Email to a friend •   Grandpa's Mailbox Loophole Takes Mail Into The Third Dimension It's another episode in the wide world of mailbox drama. The rule was that mailboxes had to be 6 feet from the street, but no one specified in which direction. There's probably no way anyone could get away with this now, but that's what the past is for. What can we say except loopholes are great. Here's a dad's masterfully designed Basketball Loophole and these other loopholes people exploited for years.        • Email to a friend •   25 Incompetent Moments of "Unique" Construction and Installation Can it even be called a "living" room if there's no toilet in there? "Not my job" moments surround us, thanks to our tendency to not want to do our jobs correctly. Sure, that means a lot of way-too-low ceiling fans and stop signs that say "go" but do you think you could do better? Well you probably could. Thanks to these moments of professional inadequacy we can all feel like we'd do a better job.        • Email to a friend •   People's Dumbest "I Don't Need A Doctor" Moments Unfortunately, the internet breeds a whole lot of aggressive moments of pure and utterly profound ignorance. Many of us can fall prey to those times when we look to the internet and its collection of definitely unqualified "medical professionals" to provide advice on issues that are definitely in need of medical attention. Maybe these stories will make you feel a bit better about your own mindless moments in the realm of needing/not needing medical advice.         • Email to a friend •   Twitter Thread: The Appalachians Are Older Than Most Things Like this tumblr thread on the age of the Appalachians says, those mountains are older than bones. Not individual bones, but like the advent of bones. Alex Petrovnia gets into the geological wonder of a mountain range that spans continents and eras. It's weird how sometimes the most mundane things can be extremely interesting, like this thread on lobsters orthe electric story on the naming of Triscuits.        • Email to a friend •   The Most Disrespectful Houseguests People Have Had Every person's house is a castle, and sometimes castles get put under siege. Whether it's the neighbor's horrible kid, a random dude who got in during a party, or a brother-in-law who needs to stay for one night for six months, we've all had moments that made us wonder "why do I ever let people in here." The bar never seems to hit rock bottom when it comes to the worst houseguests people have experienced. Sometimes distance isn't even enough in the case of people's worst neighbors.        • Email to a friend •   Husband Cheaps Out On Hotel Room, Doesn't Tell Wife, Drama Ensues So, apparently there are some folks out there that define the difference of an extra $40 to be worthy of being deemed "extortionate." Clearly, this husband didn't account for the fact that the person he was giving an earful to on the phone would feel compelled to leave a reminder note about their particularly unpleasant encounter. Suffice to say, when the truth was revealed to his wife, it certainly ended up stinging him a bit.         • Email to a friend •   Unreasonable Vegan Employee Refuses To Deliver Food With Meat In It Some companies can be unreasonable, and there are some occupations out there people are sure no one enjoys. But when you refuse to do the job you agreed to do, and push the responsibility onto your coworkers, there become fewer and fewer questions about who's being impossible. It's not even a dietary restriction thing, it's a having coworkers thing. For some "intriguing" dietary stories, here's an uncle who demanded a meat meal at a vegan wedding and an irrational neighbor who demanded nutless baklava.        • Email to a friend •   People Tell Their Age In Non-Numerical Fashion Like anyone else, our best years are behind us. Or at least they seem that way, since human beings are pretty much psychologically incapable of remembering things accurately. We all want to look back at our VHS tapes and dangerous toys and say that's when we had it all figured out or "young people could never understand this," but in the end it's really just a way of dating yourself. But hey, that's nostalgia, baby.        • Email to a friend •   Confusing Images Of Brain-Shaking Doubletakery It's always good to have a reminder that your brain is dumb and can be tricked with a really minor adjustment of perspective. For example, these perspective-twisting images of doubletakery are good for an eye workout. Geese can look like spills, bugs become giant, and peoples limbs take on absurd proportions when double take moments of warped perspective come to town.        • Email to a friend •   Wedding Moments That Told Guests The Marriages Weren't Built To Last Unfortunately, too many of us have ended up attending weddings that featured "lovers" that definitely had a whole lot of the bad stuff boiling right underneath the surface. If you've ever attended one of those weddings, you've probably witnessed your fair share of cringeworthy interactions between the very people that were supposedly gearing up to spend the rest of their lives with one another. If you're looking for some more juicy wedding drama, check out this post about the time that a best man ended up roasting the bridezilla with a nasty toast.         • Email to a friend •   More Recent Articles Bo Jackson Explains To Kid Who He Is Florida Candy Maker Recreates Discontinued Altoids Tangerine Sour Candy US Helicopter Forced To Make Landing In Central Bucharest, Pulls It Off Smoothly Vegan Employee Refuses To Eat Suspicious Cake, Coworker Cries The Moments People Knew They Had To Quit Their Jobs       Safely Unsubscribe • Archives • Preferences • Contact • Subscribe • Privacy Email subscriptions powered by FeedBlitz, LLC • 1800 Camden Road, Suite 107-258 • Charlotte, NC 28203, USA