u/Avocadosandtomatoes

We want to maximize on any sort of points that may be available. Whether it’s cash back or points to use toward purchases or travel?

Would a regular personal credit card be what I want or are there specific business credit cards that I would need to apply for?

For example. I want to search the BOGO deals on the Publix app.

It’s just a category that you select after opening the app.

Is this possible to do?

So. We’re moving in a few months.

Even living in our apartment I had a lot of my hobby stuff at my parents house. I would keep a fishing rod or 2 standing in the corner and stuff in my car so I didn’t have to go all the way to my parents to grab it when I wanted to go wet a line.

Then came camping trips. And kayaking. I’ve accumulated tools. Bikes. Etc. Etc.

Being in a house for 7 years now, I don’t know what to do. We’re really trying to find a house for rent with a garage. Or at least a yard and the ability to put a shed to store this stuff.

Not looking to go clubbing. Looking for last minute things to do with my wife tonight in Broward.

I’m currently in the market for a place to move. I’m looking at apartments, town homes, and houses.

It’s 3 of us. 3 cars. 2 bedrooms.

I’m inquiring about parking and many will only have 1 parking space. And “residents can’t park in guests spots”….what?

I’m organizing my stuff and realizing I have a lot of hobbies and useful stuff.

Too many. It’s mostly stuff me and my wife and friends enjoy. Or household stuff that will be useful in the future. A hoarder would say that.

But then I have household power tools, extension cords, light bulbs I’ve acquired through different moves, etc, etc. My tools are tool boxes. All the other stuff are in totes.

Later in the year we are downsizing our place. Unsure where we will live. Maybe an apartment again or a small house. We have been here for going in 3 years now. 1 acre of land. All the space to put the stuff. Awesome.

I was relatively organized. I had the shelves. The piles. I’m now buying those yellow tote bins on Facebook marketplace place. Keeps everything more organized and easily moved when the time comes. Surely i thought 11 on top of the 5 I already had would have been fine. Wrong.

On one hand I want to be able to invite people to my adventures. Kayaking, camping, fishing, snorkeling, etc. But on the other, I could get rid of some of this stuff. But then I won’t have stuff for the friends to invite.

Too many. It’s mostly stuff me and my wife and friends enjoy. Or household stuff that will be useful in the future. A hoarder would say that.

But then I have household power tools, extension cords, light bulbs I’ve acquired through different moves, etc, etc.

Later in the year we are downsizing our place. Unsure where we will live. Maybe an apartment again or a small house. We have been here for going in 3 years now. 1 acre of land. All the space to put the stuff. Awesome.

I was relatively organized. I had the shelves. The piles. I’m now buying those yellow tote bins on Facebook marketplace place. Keeps everything more organized and easily moved when the time comes. Surely i thought 11 on top of the 5 I already had would have been fine. Wrong.

On one hand I want to be able to invite people to my adventures. Kayaking, camping, fishing, etc. But on the other, I could get rid of some of this stuff. But then I won’t have stuff for the friends to invite.

By no means strong.

I just had a herniated disk some years ago and every now and again I’ll get mild sciatic discomfort. Having a more pronounced lean forward on conventional vs more upright with sumo makes me think there’s more pressure on the back.

Now I don’t really sumo with the barbell. But at work lifting our manual stretchers, you naturally go into a sumo to get your body close enough to not hurt your back.

Is this a mental thing that it’s “safer” or is it actually?

But RDLs are fine. Would that be a better movement over sumo for working posterior chain?

I don’t even want to worry about optimizing right now. I just want to get moving. I want to prioritize weight loss and cardiovascular health. I’m currently 235.

I guess just something that I can do AMRAP in 5 10 15 20 minutes, etc depending how I feel that day.

Is it possible to start but not be charging it while running? Or if it starts with its own battery I can guarantee it’s charging itself?

Or is there something going on with the charging system?

It’s roundup. Not the glyphosate kind.

So they told me it comes out every quarter. No one ever notified me of it.

Couple questions.

Is it free rental? Or discounted?

They said there’s two options. Half day and full day. But aren’t sure which it covers. They are going to find out for next time I come in.

Little vague backstory….

So the opportunity arose on buying this business. My wife used to work for her, then left to pursue more money. The owner was very understanding as we all need more income in this economy. My wife was then called back a few years later to manage the company while the owner is more in the background and starting her new family. Fast forward a few years, the owner reached out on selling.

My wife has always dreamt of owning something herself. She loves what she currently does. She’s always had ideas for this company that wasn’t hers.

Anyway, we don’t know how to even begin this process. There has been a number thrown out. The company was previously evaluated and we immediately said no due to being WAY out of what we were thinking. A newer more reasonable number has now been offered and I think we agree much more.

I think the biggest hurdles right now are we don’t know anything about loans through banks or how does my wife get paid if she becomes owner? We obviously share our living expenses. Idk how this translates to the business making money?