ImaPerson
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“This Is Legal Tender”: Guy Tries To Break Up $100 Bill Twice, Gets Taught A Lesson By Getting Change In Coins
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Golden spending rule: If you can’t afford two of it, you can’t afford it.When you’re thinking about buying something you don’t necessarily need, imagine the item in one hand and the cash in the other. Which one would you take?
If you have trouble choosing, flip a coin. While you're waiting to get the result, your mind automatically starts to wish for what it wants. Then you can choose easily.
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Forget about oven mitts. Get a pair of welding gloves! Wait, hear me out. My mom always complained about her oven mitts. They were either too thin, making prolonged handling of hot dishes difficult. Or they were too thick, making them clumsy. For some reason, the fabric would quickly deteriorate, even when using non-budget pairs. And more often than not, they were too short — she’d often get burns on her forearms when reaching inside a hot oven, oven mitts only protect your hands. However, one day she found a pair of welding gloves lying around, and got the genius idea to use them in the kitchen. These things are: Very robust, literally industrial strength. No fear of them falling apart. Heat-proof up to hundreds of degrees Celsius Made of rough fabric, and have fingers, making handling of various dishes very simple. No slipping and dropping your lasagne ever again! Quite long, offering total protection not only for your hands, but your wrists and forearms too. No need to worry about touching the edge of a blazing hot oven when reaching into it. Are generally quite cheap, $20 bucks or so. Not much difference to “premium” (but still garbage) oven mitts. I recently received a pair from her as a birthday gift. I tossed my oven mitts immediately. From then on, it’s welding gloves all the way. Disclaimer: I was made aware that some gloves may contain fire retardant chemicals, which may be dangerous when ingested. Keep this in mind and check the manual / detailed information before using a pair. ImaPerson • is following 2 people
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