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For full disclosure, I am a Muslim living in the UK and am banned from the main subreddit.

I’ve heard Dave get called an Evangelical Christian. Previously, I thought that these were a cult that labelled themselves as Christians but existed simply to promote right-wing propaganda. However, I noticed a local church on the council estate where I grew up had a sign saying that they are an evangelical church.

Can someone explain what this group is? Are they legitimate Christians or is it a cult? Do you think Dave is a genuine believer?

I’m curious. Dave and his personality have so many other flaws that I don’t want to take a “cheap dig” at their religious convictions.

I am debating whether to keep the ESR Geo Magnetic Wallet Stand or stick to an Apple Leather one that does not have Find My functionality.

Dave makes many errors, and his personality is worse. I’ve seen many people in this subreddit offer more evidence-based advice on how to manage their finances.

I think I know the answer is that Dave and his producers have special buttons that allow them to control the narrative, but why do none of the callers ever offer a reasonable objection and counter to Dave or his minions?

I enjoy Remit’s communication style, but I have to admit that I do sometimes find it difficult to follow his advice beyond the core message that you should cut costs but spend more liberally on the stuff you do value.

How does he compare to Dave?

AppleCare+ One is coming to the UK tomorrow. This means I should be able to add my AirPods Max headphones. I wanted to ask, is AppleCare+ worth it for the AirPods Max? Would Apple replace a pair with a sagging band or damaged by moisture (sweat)? How much is the deductible or excess?

Thank you!

Have you delivered food as a side hustle to get out there? And after you go out of debt, did you continue delivering food to more aggressively save money?

What are some advantages and disadvantages of this approach?

I am based in the UK!

What type of bank account and with what bank do you receive your Deliveroo income into?

I want to start delivering part-time and want to use one account to receive payment and spend on fuel. I do not want to risk a personal bank account getting shut.

If your car broke down tomorrow, and you needed something quick and cheap for £2,000.00, what would you get?

He has been around a while at this point and has published works such as “So Good They Can’t Ignore You” and “Deep Work”.

What are your views of him as a communicator or personality, and his ideas?

I did my first shift after several years. I know we get paid weekly, but I have forgotten what specific day of the week we get paid. Can anyone inform me?

I know I can cash the money out at any time, but I would rather not surrender 50p, as I know that if I did that every shift, I would lose a decent amount of money over the year.

I have only ever watched Dragon Ball Z, but it has been many years since I last watched the series. I completed Daima and Super last year, and have just started OG Dragon Ball again.

After concluding with OG Dragon Ball, should I watch Z or Kai? What are the differences beyond the removal of filler? Is it worth experiencing Kai, or is the original Dragonball Z a better experience?

I consume significant volumes of fizzy drinks despite being aware of the health risks.

I can consume a 2 L bottle of fizzy drink per day, and in the past I used to purchase the Tesco two for £3.00 offer that they have on Dr Pepper, for example; however, more recently I’ve been considering and have been increasingly buying the supermarket brand products from Lidl and Aldi for 49p per bottle. I do not buy canned drinks as they are more expensive.

Do you buy the branded products or do you also opt for the cheaper stuff, and do you feel like you are making a compromise?

I want to start delivering through Deliveroo. My account is six years old, but I never stuck with the platform and have delivered for takeaways on the side. However, I want to use my weekday evenings and weekend days (when I’m not working for a takeaway) to deliver food and make some extra money.

What advice do you have?

A few specific queries:
- Can I use a regular HSBC account to receive payment and pay for expenses such as fuel and Zego?
- How do I evidence the fuel I pay for has been used for Deliveroo and not personal use?
- If I use the money to buy a car, could I claim the tax back?
- What advice do you have regarding accounting and managing the money?

I’d also like to know about your past and more recent experiences on the platform!

I purchased the ESR Geo Stand Wallet (£42.99) and Moft 2-card wallets (£39.99) for my silver iPhone 17 Pro Max. Both wallets are full Find My functionality, but the ESR was too bulky and I hated the branding, and the Moft is awkward to use and does not feel as durable.

I am on a budget and, including shipping, have picked up the same Moft wallet (without Find My compatibility) for £11.99 and the first-generation Apple leather wallet (2020) in black for £17.50. This is less than the price of just one of the cases I previously mentioned in the paragraph above.

Do you think this was a good change?

I’d also like to find a “Find My” card that I can fit in these wallets. It would need to be thin. Does anyone have any recommendations?

I have a full silver Apple ecosystem and use clear cases on all products except for my iPad, which has a slim MOFT cover that is compatible with my white and silver Apple Magic Keyboard.

I want to purchase a MagSafe wallet that features Find My functionality and has a stand.

Which product should I get? Apple stocks the MOFT cases, but it has a two-card limit, and I’m not sure about their durability. I like how the MOFT wallet charges, though.

The ESR case is thicker and uses a proprietary charger, which does frustrate me. However, it has a five-card capacity.

What would you choose? I want to purchase it using my gift card credit on Amazon UK.