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Retired Superhero's avatar

That's what we do too. I haven't gotten a Christmas present for years, since I just buy myself Playstation 5's and XBoxes and massage chairs and TV's. I'd much prefer that go to someone who needs it. I don't have kids either, but we do spoil the hell out of our nieces and nephews. Adults do not need gifts.

NIcholas Harpole bends space's avatar

Thank you for saying 'elders' rather than "seniors" I just hate that word.

Cliff Hendroval's avatar

I live in New York near the NJ border and I usually gas up there, since they actually pump the gas for you. Prices dropped some 15-20 cents per gallon last month and have stayed there. Most stations in that area are charging between 3.25-3.29/gal.

NIcholas Harpole bends space's avatar

and executives whose compensation is tied to quarterly performance.

Cranky Man's avatar

Just bought a gallon of 2% milk for $1.98.To me, the grandson of two men who went out every morning and milked cow(s) that's incredible. There's no way I could own a few cows, feed them, get vet bills paid etc for 2 bucks a gallon.

Cliff Hendroval's avatar

What are the numbers of Jews, Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs, and other non-Christian religions in this country? I'd imagine that that would be close to 9% right there?

Cliff Hendroval's avatar

The only things I would want are things I don't have to dust.

Cliff Hendroval's avatar

GMTA - should read down to the end of the thread.

TDubzz's avatar

Or we could do interviews in "real" America.

Where some redneck moans about how things were simpler back in the day, and why can't the country's economy be like balancing his checkbook?

resource NW's avatar

Hitting on Jesssica Swanlake?

TDubzz's avatar

If you and the family travel to Paris for the holidays, make sure you don't leave any kids behind.

Hilarious house traps and wet bandits may ensue...

Truxpin49's avatar

Very few food items have gone up a significant degree. It’s cars and houses driving the rate up.