TCRT 7: Episode 2 - Attack of The Chat

I signed up for Best Buy's Gold Visa Card today. I don't need it, or really want it, and it has a $60 annual fee, but now apparently I'm getting one.

What even is adulthood but careening from fuck-up to fuck-up and claiming "It's all good!" as you hurtle headlong toward the next one.

sounds like youre all jealous that his sister-in-laws getting this curler and you lot arent :roll:

Watch the video tutorial and tell me you’ve no got the fear of that thing. I really shouldn’t complain about the price mind, at least you keep it forever. That’s two trips to the hiairdresser to keep my pink fixed.

Alvin Flummux wrote:I signed up for Best Buy's Gold Visa Card today. I don't need it, or really want it, and it has a $60 annual fee, but now apparently I'm getting one.

What even is adulthood but careening from fuck-up to fuck-up and claiming "It's all good!" as you hurtle headlong toward the next one.

Why? Like does it actually have an advantage?

If you need a good credit card you might actually want to look into the Amazon one...

https://www.amazon.com/Credit-Cards/b?node=1266766011

The one they had here in Canada used to be amazing, because in addition to everything the one they list there had, it also had no fee currency conversions, so if you travel a lot, you would always just get the current currency rate with no extra fees. But of course, like all good things in this world it was cancelled.

Rightey wrote:
Alvin Flummux wrote:I signed up for Best Buy's Gold Visa Card today. I don't need it, or really want it, and it has a $60 annual fee, but now apparently I'm getting one.

What even is adulthood but careening from fuck-up to fuck-up and claiming "It's all good!" as you hurtle headlong toward the next one.

Why? Like does it actually have an advantage?

The benefits of payment plans on electronics cannot be overstated. Like, I can't afford a $500 laptop, but I can totally do five $100 payments over 5 months.

Yeah, that makes sense then. I would just try and pay it off as fast as possible, it's pretty scary how much some people end up paying in interest for small purchases. :dread:

Best credit card out there AFAIK is Tandem - 1%* cashback on everything and no foreign transaction fees. I don't know how the APR compares but I never (or have never yet) fail to pay it off each month.

*But only on whole pounds, so in practice slightly less than 1%...

How did I not remember that Michael Ironside is the bad guy in Free Willy?

Bunni wrote:I have one if the cordless hoovers and it’s pretty good. I’m sure the suction could be better but it’s lasted a couple years of cat hair abuse. Gunna get it in for an MOT to freshen it up. Otherwise, branded or not, we’re way more pro active at getting the hoovering done with it than the big one we had before.

No interest in the hair stuff. Even at half the price I wouldn’t bother.

Edit: £450 for your sister in law? How much are you spending at Christmas?! What gifts do you receive in return? That’s mental.

I hoover so much more often now we have a cordless Dyson. My sister came to visit and saw how much easier it was and they bought one too :lol:

Having bought a £50 vacuum cleaner from Asda when I first graduated I can honestly say that it's worth pushing the boat out on vacuum purchases. Just thinking about that shitheap hoover makes me angry.

Preezy wrote:How did I not remember that Michael Ironside is the bad guy in Free Willy?

Because he's the good guy in all our hearts.

Should probably be in the Science Thread but... Flat earth explained.

twitter.com/IllCity_Luck/status/978891270310547457

Dowbocop wrote:
Bunni wrote:I have one if the cordless hoovers and it’s pretty good. I’m sure the suction could be better but it’s lasted a couple years of cat hair abuse. Gunna get it in for an MOT to freshen it up. Otherwise, branded or not, we’re way more pro active at getting the hoovering done with it than the big one we had before.

No interest in the hair stuff. Even at half the price I wouldn’t bother.

Edit: £450 for your sister in law? How much are you spending at Christmas?! What gifts do you receive in return? That’s mental.

I hoover so much more often now we have a cordless Dyson. My sister came to visit and saw how much easier it was and they bought one too

Having bought a £50 vacuum cleaner from Asda when I first graduated I can honestly say that it's worth pushing the boat out on vacuum purchases. Just thinking about that shitheap hoover makes me angry.

Push the boat out all the way. Don't bother with a dyson:

Frank wrote:
Dowbocop wrote:
Bunni wrote:I have one if the cordless hoovers and it’s pretty good. I’m sure the suction could be better but it’s lasted a couple years of cat hair abuse. Gunna get it in for an MOT to freshen it up. Otherwise, branded or not, we’re way more pro active at getting the hoovering done with it than the big one we had before.

No interest in the hair stuff. Even at half the price I wouldn’t bother.

Edit: £450 for your sister in law? How much are you spending at Christmas?! What gifts do you receive in return? That’s mental.

I hoover so much more often now we have a cordless Dyson. My sister came to visit and saw how much easier it was and they bought one too

Having bought a £50 vacuum cleaner from Asda when I first graduated I can honestly say that it's worth pushing the boat out on vacuum purchases. Just thinking about that shitheap hoover makes me angry.

Push the boat out all the way. Don't bother with a dyson:

How do Roombas do corners?

Yeah but how do Roombas do your mattress and sofa, or high dusting, or inside drawers and stuff?

Mini E wrote:Should probably be in the Science Thread but... Flat earth explained.

twitter.com/IllCity_Luck/status/978891270310547457

Dowbocop wrote:
Frank wrote:
Dowbocop wrote:
Bunni wrote:I have one if the cordless hoovers and it’s pretty good. I’m sure the suction could be better but it’s lasted a couple years of cat hair abuse. Gunna get it in for an MOT to freshen it up. Otherwise, branded or not, we’re way more pro active at getting the hoovering done with it than the big one we had before.

No interest in the hair stuff. Even at half the price I wouldn’t bother.

Edit: £450 for your sister in law? How much are you spending at Christmas?! What gifts do you receive in return? That’s mental.

I hoover so much more often now we have a cordless Dyson. My sister came to visit and saw how much easier it was and they bought one too

Having bought a £50 vacuum cleaner from Asda when I first graduated I can honestly say that it's worth pushing the boat out on vacuum purchases. Just thinking about that shitheap hoover makes me angry.

Push the boat out all the way. Don't bother with a dyson:

How do Roombas do corners?

The vacuum I've got has a round side and a square side. They've come a long way since Roombas. Still a way to go, but Dysons are awful. I'd rather have a Henry with no onboard tool storage :dread:

Frank wrote:Dysons are awful.

wtf am i reading

Dyson was the worst investment I made vacuum wise. gooseberry fool suction, unreliable, and tiny storage so you have to keep emptying it all the strawberry floating time.

Give me Henry any day of the week. That dude knows how to suck. :datass:

Henry is ace.

Henry team checking in :datass:

TCRT 7: Episode 2 - Attack of The Chat

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