u/TypeAwithAdhd

▲ 17 r/happy

Amazon cycled out a movie I was watching but Youtube had it free to finish!

I'd started a movie from 2006 in Amazon and hadn't paid attention to when it was leaving amazon. got about halfway through and had to stop for a few days. Went back to find it cycled out of their free-to-me section. Sad. Figured I'd at least find the ending on youtube and see that. Youtube had the full movie available to watch. Got the see the last half of it. :D

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u/TypeAwithAdhd — 11 days ago
▲ 24 r/Vent

Sick of Petsmart commercial about "cheating on me with another pet food company"

I've seen this exact same ad for several months. Since I shopped there I just found it annoying but ultimately was able to skip it.

Then, Petsmart decided to stop selling my pet's food and tried to claim that the company was discontinuing the product. Since this had happened before about 2 years ago I thought I was in for another 3 months of finding a pet food my picky eater would actually enjoy.

Went online to Chewy and Amazon. Both were still selling the food. Confused, I went to the pet brand and, sure enough, the food was still being sold. No discontinuance.

So...now I see this ad for "cheating on me with another company". Yes. Yes I am LEAVING you for another company because you just stopped selling my pet's food. If I had the ability to make my own commercials I would totally do this very thing. It's not about AutoShip Petsmart. It's about Product. You don't have my product anymore and tried to lie to me about it. It's not cheating when we're not in a relationship. You sell products, I buy products. End of relationship.

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u/TypeAwithAdhd — 4 months ago

Should I temporarily stop contributing to my Roth IRA to payoff a vehicle

Interesting year! Paid off the mortgage in January only to have my 14 year old car die in February. Got a 2024 model with a 24k loan. Got suckered on the interest rate at 6.6%.

Question is should I stop my contributions to my Roth IRA, about $625 a month, to get this paid off quicker? I am putting $600 to principal each month in addition to the regular payment of $670.

Edit: should have mentioned that the loan isn't just 6.6%, but 6.6% of the full principal each month. So if I don't pay this thing off within a year (or so) and use the full 4 years I'm looking at paying around 22-24% interest over all. That's what pissed me off. Should have read the paperwork better before signing. This is my only debt.

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u/TypeAwithAdhd — 5 months ago