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Chat Thread: Bringing Back the $%&*?#@($#*@)#(

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tiltdeac said:
If we are making fun of ourselves this morning, I'll freely admit I had no idea how to sign a check over to someone else, so I had to google it this morning.
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ok is this different than writing a check because I don't actually know what you're referring to otherwise
 
WRS said:
I’m having the mother of all “first world problems” mornings. I’ll surely open up myself to a good round of bashing over this but here goes...

—Our house cleaner misplaced one of the shoes I was planning to wear this morning so I spent 15 minutes scouring my bedroom for the other.
—My wife moved the keys to my car some inconceivable place when she left this morning so I ended up driving our Honda Fit to work.
—The fancy coffee place down the street messed up my $5 latte but I had already waited too long to have them fix it.

Being an upper middle class white person is hard.
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I'm guessing you might be upper class, my friend
 
BarcaDeac said:
ok is this different than writing a check because I don't actually know what you're referring to otherwise
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Yeah. Check to me from my insurance company, which I then want to sign over to the contractor who did the work. Easier than depositing it and then writing them a new personal check.
 
On the back, you endorse. Pay to the order of: name. Then you sign it, right?
 
one time i used a $15 check my grandmother sent me in a birthday card to buy a teenth, endorsed it right over to my buddy
 
I'm ready to win the lottery. This whole getting up and going to work everyday bullshit is tedious. I don't understand why super rich people would continue to do it after they don't have to anymore.
 
mako1331 said:
I'm ready to win the lottery. This whole getting up and going to work everyday bullshit is tedious. I don't understand why super rich people would continue to do it after they don't have to anymore.
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Because everyone they associate with is equally super rich and you can never have enough money to beat the next guy.
 
I just Googled to determine whether I’m upper class. A Pew study apparently concluded that 19% of America lives in “upper income” households with a median income of $187,872 in 2016. Guessing a good many people here qualify. We know Biff does at a minimum.
 
WRS said:
I’m having the mother of all “first world problems” mornings. I’ll surely open up myself to a good round of bashing over this but here goes...

—Our house cleaner misplaced one of the shoes I was planning to wear this morning so I spent 15 minutes scouring my bedroom for the other.
—My wife moved the keys to my car some inconceivable place when she left this morning so I ended up driving our Honda Fit to work.
—The fancy coffee place down the street messed up my $5 latte but I had already waited too long to have them fix it.

Being an upper middle class white person is hard.
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I don’t think that means what you think it means
 
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