What if I wanna learn to code because I want to make more money than what I’m making now but lack creativity to make something like a game or an app that’s supposed to be good practice?

They say the eyes are the windows to the soul, it would have to go in through there.

Bleach kills AIDS, doesn’t mean you can inject it into your bloodstream and be okay.

Which books? Also, how long ago was this?

You mean the same Casablancas giving Trump’s kid the fuck eyes here?

I don’t wanna say that from the looks of her she hasn’t gotten over her own trauma, so I won’t. It would be in bad taste.

Yeah, I was thinking tires instead of car seats. This used to be the three things we spend most of our day on, which is mattress, tires, and shoes to keep your back from going out and keep you safe on the road. If your car seats are messing up your back you need a new car.

My concern is the impact on my credit from not paying back in full, even if there’s zero interest for an extended period of time. Like paying an appliance in 3 months with no interest versus the full balance before the next billing cycle. I just assume there’s a downside to having that convenience aside from them hoping I’ll fall behind.

You lost me a little with that last part, I’m assuming that’s more about investing, but I can understand weighing the options between an annual fee and rewards.

Ah, okay, I always figured the only way to really be responsible with credit was to use credit cards like debit, but if a big purchase came along that I definitely couldn’t pay off within the month, I figured it wouldn’t hurt to have zero interest but wasn’t sure of the impact on my credit.

You mean you never pay interest by paying off the debt before the next billing cycle, right? Or is it fine to get zero interest for whatever amount of months on certain purchases?

Damn, source on the neo nazi thing? It’s usually just memes that I’ve seen with his content, now I’m wondering what he really draws about.

And this is best done through telegram?

Because of the whole actually exploding gas inside it to make the thing go

I’m ignorant to all of this, what’s the purpose of bots? How are they used?

You mean Ratatouille after Covid hits and they have to shut down?

Which has usually been borrow to buy things.

And what happens when a big purchase comes along that I really need, like my car breaking down or just a new mattress? I always figure that’s where the utilization starts going up and there’s only so much that can be paid off before the next billing cycle.

How convenient for them and the Corp lining their pockets.

Any place to get a proper gist of what financially literate means in this context? I know maybe a few basics but always wondered about the best way to utilize credit to a long term benefit.