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The fact that Taylor calling herself a functioning alcoholic in the first verse of track one is the least revelatory part of says a lot about how full tilt unhinged this album is. ART.

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We’re doing a Rich Girl Roundup about the nuptials arms race that’s decimating millennial and Gen Z checking accounts nationwide because this shit is OOC

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Tonight on the show: are you saving for your future? Joining us: David Stein, host of Money for the Rest of Us, and Money with Katie host Katie Gatti Tassin! Plus your calls at 844-4MIDDLE!

Tonight on the show: are you saving for your future? Joining us: @jdstein, host of Money for the Rest of Us, and @moneywithkatie host Katie Gatti Tassin! Plus your calls at 844-4MIDDLE!
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The phrase “Huberman Husband” is permanently off the table as a term of endearment 🥴

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The most financially and professionally well-adjusted people I know have big goals loosely held.

They have strong ambitions that drive them forward, but they’re not overly attached to specific timelines or outcomes, and they take redirection in stride.

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Austin is building housing like crazy.

Rents are down 7%.

But rather than frame this achievement as a win for renters—or for the arg that housing prices respond to supply growth—WSJ frames it pretty clearly as bad news across the board.

Austin is building housing like crazy. Rents are down 7%. But rather than frame this achievement as a win for renters—or for the arg that housing prices respond to supply growth—WSJ frames it pretty clearly as bad news across the board.
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Every single of these posts is just, “after you’re done spending money on all the things you want, you don’t have any money left.”

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