swishnicholson wrote:

smitty wrote:You should be able to park on Wacker Drive.

Yeah, there's a lot at 500 E. Wacker that's used for long-term parking. You can often even arrange transportation of your vehicle there.

There's two places in the entire wide, wide world you can get anything you want ('ceptin' Alice). Alice's Restaurant and Wacker Drive.

SK790 wrote:

The B1G Piece wrote:Which site did you use?
TransUnion

Houshphandzadeh wrote:never figured you into she-males, sk. seem like a pretty vanilla dude

OMG! They unionized!?!

dinosaurs were crazy

Ramon Gris wrote:dinosaurs were crazy

CALL ME MAYBE

Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, you are entitled to your credit score once, every year, from each of the three major credit agencies: Equifax; Experian; and TransUnion.

Thus, technically, you can get your credit score three times a year, one from each agency.

I learned that in college. Unfortunately, I didn't learn any real-life money saving tips.

my cousin mose wrote:

Ramon Gris wrote:dinosaurs were crazy

CALL ME MAYBE

still pissed they're not making that Ferris Bueller sequel

I don't understand people being freaked out by google finding your personal information but having no strong opinions on proprietary formulas that have a huge impact on your financial quality of life.

also:

dear friend who is sucked up in a pyramid scheme,

please stop messaging me about it.

thnx,
Josh

one of those energy ones?

"financial education for couples"

Soren wrote:I don't understand people being freaked out by google finding your personal information but having no strong opinions on proprietary formulas that have a huge impact on your financial quality of life.

I have a whole circle of friends in the insurance industry who regularly blow my mind explaining how much manpower and technology go into finding exactly how much they can charge you

Houshphandzadeh wrote:

Soren wrote:I don't understand people being freaked out by google finding your personal information but having no strong opinions on proprietary formulas that have a huge impact on your financial quality of life.

I have a whole circle of friends in the insurance industry who regularly blow my mind explaining how much manpower and technology go into finding exactly how much they can charge you

I understand the need to have insight into your customer's history when credit/large amounts of money are involved but seriously...am I the only person seriously weirded out by this?

what's the alternative?

people being kind to one another

Bucky wrote:what's the alternative?

good question, but my question is IS IT BEING ASKED CONSPIRACY THEORY 101

I have been trying to give up caffeine and I want to die

You can do it!

Quit caffeine I mean, not die