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2-bedroom apartment in a 5-floor walkup (NYC). Three boys sleeping in one bedroom, parents in the other. Escaped home at 17. My older brother escaped at 16.

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all the time... I just rewatched Casablanca, Maltese Falcon, Charade, American Fiction and Get the Gringo. I'm currently going though all Nic Cage movies and I should be finished some time in 2040 (assuming he stops making movies tomorrow).

Yes, COLA is applied in January 2025 and will be seen in your February 2025 payment.

I'm sure other people answered with their reasons... just put me in the "No" camp.

I pay $30 a month for a gym membership (I go 4-days a week). i also replace my hiking shoes/running show once a year (some times twice) and those shoes usually run about $150 a pair. and if you count all the hiking vacations, then it will be more.

I enter all the deductions in TT even though I know that TT will default to the standard deduction because it is greater. Where it helps for me, is in State Taxes. As my itemized deductions are always greater than the state's standard deduction. All that info is just migrated over to the...

Interesting... in my youth experimenting with narcotics was the norm and I rarely drank. I never took to alcohol and rarely touch it except for social occasions. I'll still partake in a little drug use when the opportunity arises but I don't search it out. I do have alcoholics on both sides...

I'm currently clocking 45 miles a week running/hiking. I drink an average of 2 liters of water daily. I do not drink coffee, tea, juices or alcohol. I also drink water with every meal (which I just realized is not part of the 2 liter number above)

only retired 2 years so still on phase one. I honestly don't see me myself in phase 2, 3 or 4. I have too much to do to feel lost or loss. I have enough activities to keep me busy to seek out new things, unless they come to me organically. Although, I'm always open to new things that friends...

I haven't cut back on anything... but then I'm the kinda guy that drives with the air conditioner on with the windows rolled down. I did not buy my usual season tickets to live theater but not to save money but because they are still requiring masks and personally that is not my idea of fun.

'wealthy' to me would be able to dump my wife, lose half my money in the divorce and still live like a king....only kidding, I'm not married but if I was. . .

Congrats. . .:dance: