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An "RN" might be a prudent consideration.

11 hours ago, marylander1940 said:

You, second row left, your closet door is ajar.  😉

Seems a bit odd to me that only one of the shirtless images displays his tattoo sleeve, however, there does not appear to much of a timeline, which could mean he got the tattoo soon after the other photos were taken.  

Perhaps he has access to other private jets.  😄

I am so envious of those with the ability/skill/desire to prepare food(s).  I've trained my body to endure my food preparations, but I wouldn't serve my preparations to other human beings unless they were starving on death row.  

1 hour ago, Danny-Darko said:

Hmmm, I had no idea...call me!  😛

16 hours ago, Simon Suraci said:

I’ve never heard this either. Credit bureaus want to see that you have paid off debts over time like cars and houses and other loans. Also really important is the ratio of credit you use in a given period vs how much total credit you have. Making payments on time is key, whether or not you carry a balance. Longevity and number of accounts is helpful too.

Re: points and Amex…

Good for you setting automatic bill payments with your credit card. I do the same. Amex charges merchants up the ass in processing fees though. That’s one of the reasons you get such generous points and why some merchants won’t accept Amex. Costco, for instance won’t accept Amex. Remember that when hiring or supporting a local business you care for using your card to pay. Lots of clients in this industry pay cash anyways, so there’s not much I can grumble about.

Still, those points come directly out of merchant pockets and indirectly back into your own pockets via points benefits. When you use Amex (and other cards with point benefits) to pay me, I am essentially subsidizing your appliance purchases by getting less of the face value money you paid me. I would rather you pay for your own vacations and goods than tax me for it. But that’s just me. Policies and fees vary between credit card processors. It matters more in some cases and not at all in others. I accept Amex and try not to think about it very much.

After all, I would rather have your business with a small chunk taken out than not have the business at all!

 

Your explanation for accepting Amex has given me the understanding for how they have been able to sustain their upper range processing fees.  I use my Amex card sparingly largely because some merchants won't accept it.

4 hours ago, Danny-Darko said:

Respectfully, I'm not seeing anything "humorous" here.  🤩

11 hours ago, Vegas_Millennial said:

The package says Pumpkin, not Jack-O-Lantern.  She should have looked for the package that said Jack-O-Lantern of that's what she wanted.

You drive a hard bargain.  The Hershey defense could probably make use of your observation/analysis.   👏

7 minutes ago, DamizzonNYC said:

I feel super naive here, and I can probably guess from context.  But I’m gonna go out on a limb here - maybe look like an idiot - and just ask…

What does this actually mean? 

Me too.  🤔

Take care to secure or delete any online media data or accesses he could possibly exploit.

Paranoia is my friend.  🥺

Just an FYI follow-up, I just now uninstalled and reinstalled the ExpressVPN app and it seems to have resolved everything (fingers crossed).

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The changing of browser and cache clearing didn't help, but I continued with the process of elimination and what worked was my turning off and restarting the Express VPN app.  There is a still a quick flicker when changing pages, but it's way better than before.

Just something in Express VPN I guess.

I was taught early-on to respect the property of others.  For me, lawns are aesthetics of properties and should be respected as such by not walking upon them.

For whatever reason(s), my android smartphone (S23 Ultra) flickers and freezes when changing pages only on this site.

This problem began only recently and begins right at login.

Any suggestions/opinions appreciated.

I'm a bourbon drinker, but I do appreciate an occasional soothing Scotch:

1 hour ago, Simon Suraci said:

$1000/(4) hrs = $250/(1) hr

Confirmed, 250/hr is below the going rate for the more in demand men in LA. My understanding: LA is $300+, and a lot of them $350+. LA folks feel free to correct me.

$500+/hr is still laughable in most markets, but it’s out there. Those guys typically do not derive their primary income from in-person provider work.

I’m even lower: $1000/(5) hrs = $200/hr, but then again it’s all a matter of perspective on value, what your budget is, and how long you want to hire for. Some clients see an excellent value in hiring me for 4-5 hrs for that price. $200/hr is a steal when you’re prepared to hire for multiple hours. Others (more commonly) are paying me $300-$500 for just one or two hours. 

Yes, thank you, I'm aware of "$1000/(4) hrs = $250/(1) hr," my "upwards of $500/hr." is based upon the statement within the posting to which I responded which reads "$1000 for four hours is below the going rate for the most in demand escorts in LA. Who get more than that for two hours."