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Same thing different taste
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Bunch of bankers
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Bunch of bankers, the lot of them
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Can't buy me love
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Meritocracy, amirite?
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Interesting dilemma
By Anonymous - 07/02/2023 04:00
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Did everything work out for you?
that's due in part to the bank's "automatic overdraft" protection, which essentially is taking out a line of credit with ridiculous interest from the said bank. Have them turn this off, so that way when you go to buy a $7 sandwich, and you only have $5 in your account, it won't work. Better to be embarrassed there than pay $25 + interest later. They bank will try and talk you out of it, and may even act like they can't do it, but demand them to turn it off. You'll be better off in the long run, spending only the money you have.
u sir are seriously ****** haha! and i just called a woman sir? im awesome :)
you can't call yourself awesome. Internet rules. it makes you a failure by default; an hero. now.
It's your responsibility to balance your checkbook. You did it to yourself!
9 dollars till the end of the month?A lot of people have to live like that every month,be thankful yours is for only one month.
dood i am in the same place you are but the thing is i am working 2 jobs!!!!
You need to stay on top of your spending.
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that's why you're supposed to keep track of your transactions and balance on your own... it's called being an adult.
that's due in part to the bank's "automatic overdraft" protection, which essentially is taking out a line of credit with ridiculous interest from the said bank. Have them turn this off, so that way when you go to buy a $7 sandwich, and you only have $5 in your account, it won't work. Better to be embarrassed there than pay $25 + interest later. They bank will try and talk you out of it, and may even act like they can't do it, but demand them to turn it off. You'll be better off in the long run, spending only the money you have.