u/Not_a_real_squirrel

I have a small business where I make around 20k a year, I'm also a full time student.

I file with Schedule C, my university I attend is online and is low in cost, so I see a 1098-T but it says it was for informational purposes only (about 3900 of tuition) and I spent about 400 extra on books for the classes.

(It's undergraduate studies accredited). Wondering if I can claim the AOTC still even though my university said its for informational purposes only? I'd rather not prefer an audit, but if I quality still even though it is for informational purposes only is it still valid? #Confused thanks!

Often i get random pieces of the green (well brown at that point) that goes through my vape when I'm enjoying it without a filter at times as the filters don't always like to stay in place. Anyone have this odd habit of chewing on whatever shows up through the vape during the inhale? Why the dumb question, I don't exactly know I would say my post is 70% what is in my vape and 30% my dumbness :)

I can understand maybe they save 12 cents in packaging, but it just seems .....ummmm yeah not necessary.

It's not letting me add the image. But I added the link, thanks!

I don't know why I keep buying Tyson and various other brands that are often the "woody" type of chicken strips.

I would say 70 to 80% or maybe even 90%+ are that firm, bad tasting chicken, I understand its "edible" but it tastes really bad.

I really need to stop purchasing chicken strips expecting them to be good like they used to be in the past.

They just are almost inedbile.....like yeah if I was lost in a rain forest for 10 days and found chicken strips like they make these days I would be thrilled, but as for spending $12.00 or similar on ones that often taste horrible. when I can buy so many other meals that taste good and are satisfying or that I can make...no thank you.

My university divides semesters into 2 sessions. I'm enrolled in 4 classes for the Summer (12 credits).

For Spring and Fall my Pell Grant would show "paid" in full a few days before the start of the semester. However, it now shows that only half of the amount has been paid for this summer semester, but I'm enrolled full-time. I have not taken summer classes before. Is this normal, or will it be paid later?

Any thoughts would be appreciated thanks!