u/Iconic5

TV will be my daily driver in my living room. Primarily for watching live sports in the daytime and late-night Netflix binges. I have windows, but they also have shades I can pull down if needed.

I'm really just seeking the absolute best hardware value pick between the two, as they are both the exact same price right now ($550).

I'm kind of leaning toward the Pro as it specs out better, I think? But I am also a TV noob, so help would be appreciated.

TV will be my daily driver in my living room. Primarily for watching live sports in the daytime and late-night Netflix binges. I have windows, but they also have shades I can pull down if needed.

I'm really just seeking the absolute best hardware value pick between the two, as they are both the exact same price right now ($550).

I'm kind of leaning toward the Pro as it specs out better, I think? But I am also a TV noob, so help would be appreciated.

Just want to make sure I'm not being fleeced. I was quoted $1100 for Sony 4000 Wireless CarPlay + backup camera, installation parts and labor on my 2011 Camry.

Fair or should I keep shopping around?

I am specifically referring to the area where S Aberdeen Street and W 32nd Street connect. I was looking at an apartment there to rent but a little nervous about safety and gang activity - if there is any in the area? It is near Wilson Community Center Park and Cowabunga! Pizza Pies.

Worried because I will be frequently walking 10 minutes to get to either the #62, 31, or 35 bus stops.

Future grad planning to work at a VA as a Psychologist. My strategy: enroll in IDR, make minimum payments (~$600-900/mo on a ~$100k salary), let those count toward PSLF's 120 payments, then get reimbursed annually through EDRP for whatever I paid. Effectively $0 out of pocket for 5 years worth of minimum payments while the PSLF clock runs.

After EDRP's 5-year window ends, I'd pay IDR minimums out of pocket for the remaining 4 years, then get the rest forgiven under PSLF (I already have about a years worth of PSLF payments from before grad school when I worked for a non-profit as well).

Am I understanding this right, any major holes in this plan? Anyone here actually done this combo? Would love to hear how it played out.

NOTE: For those wondering why I don't just take advantage of 200k from EDRP, my loans are pretty substantial... like somewhere between 400-430k so I'd still owe roughly 200k after EDRP ends. Yes I know that was a bad idea but it's in the past, I'm talking moving forward.

Future grad planning to work at a VA as a Psychologist. My strategy: enroll in IDR, make minimum payments (~$600-900/mo on a ~$100k salary), let those count toward PSLF's 120 payments, then get reimbursed annually through EDRP for whatever I paid. Effectively $0 out of pocket for 5 years worth of minimum payments while the PSLF clock runs.

After EDRP's 5-year window ends, I'd pay IDR minimums out of pocket for the remaining 4 years, then get the rest forgiven under PSLF (I already have about a years worth of PSLF payments from before grad school when I worked for a non-profit as well).

Am I understanding this right, any major holes in this plan? Anyone here actually done this combo? Would love to hear how it played out.

NOTE: For those wondering why I don't just take advantage of 200k from EDRP, my loans are pretty substantial... like somewhere between 400-430k. Yes I know that was a bad idea but it's in the past, I'm talking moving forward.