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Reply to comment by Unstuckmyselfat29 in 31-Year-Old Used Her $1,200 Stimulus Check to Start a ‘Cash Stuffing’ Business—It’s on Track to Bring in $1 Million This Year by ChickenXing
People without impulse control. There's a psychological reason behind why it works with physical money. Since you see how much you spend and how much you have left, you are more likely to think about purchases before making them. It also takes self discipline or an accountability partner.
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Reply to comment by kfadffal in 31-Year-Old Used Her $1,200 Stimulus Check to Start a ‘Cash Stuffing’ Business—It’s on Track to Bring in $1 Million This Year by ChickenXing
Banking in the US feels like it's stuck in the 70s. Since banks have better online tools. That's about all we can do.
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Reply to comment by kfadffal in 31-Year-Old Used Her $1,200 Stimulus Check to Start a ‘Cash Stuffing’ Business—It’s on Track to Bring in $1 Million This Year by ChickenXing
I don't know if any banks in the US offer this. My bank does have a checking/savings account that has a "reserve" account that can be used to separate money. It's like having 3 accounts. But this wouldn't really be a good envelope system.
Personally, I like the zero dollar budget where you assign every dollar to a category. It's similar to the envelope system. When you run out of money in a category you stop spending on that category. Although my system has become more of an accounting system rather than a budgeting system since I just assign my monthly transactions to categories at the end of the month. It still helps me track what I'm spending money on. I'm fortunate enough to have 0 debt and a healthy income.
If you want to get started with a zero dollar budget, Dave Ramsey has a free app called Every Dollar. It's what I started on before moving to a custom spreadsheet.
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Reply to comment by Dirk_The_Cowardly in 31-Year-Old Used Her $1,200 Stimulus Check to Start a ‘Cash Stuffing’ Business—It’s on Track to Bring in $1 Million This Year by ChickenXing
Or mayonnaise jar. 😆
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Reply to comment by ccharles in 31-Year-Old Used Her $1,200 Stimulus Check to Start a ‘Cash Stuffing’ Business—It’s on Track to Bring in $1 Million This Year by ChickenXing
The envelope system is a method of budgeting where you have envelopes with categories written on them. You put a certain amount of cash in each envelope. So one for entertainment, one for restaurants, one for groceries, etc. When the envelope is empty, you are out of money for that category until the next paycheck or month, depending on your budgeting cycle.
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Reply to 31-Year-Old Used Her $1,200 Stimulus Check to Start a ‘Cash Stuffing’ Business—It’s on Track to Bring in $1 Million This Year by ChickenXing
Cash stuffing=envelope system
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Reply to Study finds that methane creates cooling clouds that offset 30% of the heat, which means methane has a lower effect on climate change than previously thought by Theranosissus
Does this mean we can still eat steak?
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Reply to comment by Doggleganger in I made damn near perfect bacon today. by JCP5887
And that's why I eat half the bacon while I'm cooking it. Lol
Oven is the way to go.
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R.I.P. Owen
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Reply to comment by thormun in SVB blames remote work for bank failure by Loud_Adagio2222
Wokeness turned my dog gay.
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Reply to Cody Garbrandt vs Dominick Cruz by Seraphenigma
There's an interview with Cody where he talks about his downfall in the UFC. He says that after he had his son, he lost the passion to train. His father was absent most his life and he didn't want to do that to his son. He wanted to be there for every single moment. So he would cut training sessions short or skip workouts to be home with his son. It sucks that he couldn't do both or find a balance. Love him or hate him, he's trying to break the cycle that is the shit of T-county.
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Reply to comment by Gabagool1987 in January inflation forecast according to prediction market Kalshi by 3xasperated
That's the way government wants it. That way them and their corporate cronies can steal more money from the American people in peace.
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Take that International system of units.
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Reply to comment by K1dn3yFa1lur3 in Morgan Freeman in Advanced Talks to Star in 'Lucy' Spinoff Series by Task_Force-191
I have an alternative theory. She's actually still in the elevator ODing and the whole movie was a trip before she died.
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Reply to comment by Wyze_acre in [Homemade] Veggie Burger with Cheese, Bagel, Sautéed Onions & Mushrooms, Lettuce, Chickpeas, Julienned Beets, and Mustard. by Wyze_acre
I used this as a starting point. I don't think I added all the veggies. But I do remember now using pinto beans as the binder.
https://www.thespruceeats.com/vegan-mushroom-bean-burger-recipe-3378623
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Reply to comment by Wyze_acre in [Homemade] Veggie Burger with Cheese, Bagel, Sautéed Onions & Mushrooms, Lettuce, Chickpeas, Julienned Beets, and Mustard. by Wyze_acre
Not after you cook them. They have that ground beef feel. Obviously not an exact analogue but close enough.
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Reply to comment by Wyze_acre in [Homemade] Veggie Burger with Cheese, Bagel, Sautéed Onions & Mushrooms, Lettuce, Chickpeas, Julienned Beets, and Mustard. by Wyze_acre
I've played around with making veggie burgers with mushrooms. You can get surprisingly close to the texture of beef. And mushrooms pretty much take whatever flavor you add to it. The problem I run into is the mixture has to be pureed and you end up with a sticky mix that you have to shape as you drop it into the pan. They were still delicious.
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Reply to comment by kirjavva in The moon has seen everything that’s ever happened to mankind/womankind by [deleted]
Humankind