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I've been up since 3 am to take DH to the airport for a funeral. Because of wise(r) decisions financially made in the last few months, we were able to swing his ticket. He is staying with his parents and using their car. Only expenses are if the baby needs more diapers (took the sposies in interest of space) and he might need a belt and/or shoes and any eating out and such they do as a family.

Well, because I've been up since 3, I don't have much energy for making lunch--and the oven is on the self-cleaning cycle for one more hour--I decided to order pizza. My son and I are gluten-intolerant. There is only one local place that has gluten free pizza that delivers. Well, I ordered the pizza (online) and then they call and tell me they do not deliver to my neighborhood. I canceled the order.
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I hope you got some decent lunch anyhow, and congrats on you and ýour hubby making sound financial choices!
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I thought you were going to say you were prevented from buying a lottery ticket .
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Originally Posted by sanguine_speed View Post
I thought you were going to say you were prevented from buying a lottery ticket .
We call that the "math tax"
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That's more my idea of a lazy-tax... one I pay all the time!

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Originally Posted by sanguine_speed View Post
I thought you were going to say you were prevented from buying a lottery ticket .
Hey, that's what I thought too.

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Originally Posted by abimommy View Post
We call that the "math tax"
"Tax for people who are bad with math." Of course, I tried to demonstrate this to the kids once and DS, OF COURSE, won money on *his* lottery ticket (and didn't pay for it in the first place).
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