u/Consistent_Turnip161

My original plan has been to use a credit card in the meantime, and start the transfer from my HYSA to my checking account. Once the money is transferred, pay off the card immediately. But I still somehow end up with phantom Taco Bell and DoorDash purchases at the end of every month. What is a solution to this where I can keep my emergency fund in a separate bank (because better interest, and I’ll spend it if it’s too easy to access), but be able to use it if I ever need it?

EDIT: The “phantom” is me, and the purchases seldom go over $100. I’m simply noticing that having the card means I spend more than I should. Thank you to everyone who is responding with actual tips to the original question and not doing their best Dave Ai impression.

EDIT again: STOP GETTING HUNG UP ON THE DAMN TACO BELL ABD DOORDASH COMMENT. That was kind of a joke, and I’m NOT wandering out of my HYSA for fast food. What I am saying: I currently keep credit cards for emergencies, but I will often spend small amounts regardless. I am not a credit card person. How do I keep an emergency fund of ~$20k at separate banks? If I need all $20k in an hour, what do I do since most banks will not approve the transaction immediately? If it still isn’t clear, let me know. Thank you to everyone responding professionally

Going to The Plaza in Vegas soon and wanting to use their punching bags to work out and maintain my routine. Called the front desk and they do not have loaner/rental gloves. I really don’t want to have to pack my gloves since they take up so much space. Are there any good travel gloves that exist? Would MMA gloves work well? Should I just triple wrap my hands or something? Kind of unexpected that they would have the bags but not gloves.

I bought a Ugreen DXP4800 last year with 4 WD refurb HDD’s with the intent of making a media server. The problem that I’ve come to realize is that:

1. My priorities have drastically changed now my girlfriend and I are getting a puppy
2. I dont want to pirate, but the alternative of buying disks and ripping images is way too expensive.

I hardly remember it and when I checked my app to see which model it was for this post, my app had offloaded, showing how little I use it.

How and where should I look to sell this and ship this? Sorry if this isn’t the best sub, but I could use the money elsewhere with puppy on the way and recent emergencies that put a dent in my savings.

My girlfriend and I got a disposable camera for an our trip a month ago, and decided that it would be a fun idea to have a camera for every trip, but the prices on Amazon for bulk when broken down cost more than a single camera from a Walmart. Where can I find disposable cameras in bulk? Are there any in person or online stores?