Today I was at a restaurant where surprisingly we were seated just behind a group that appeared to be having a wedding ceremony. It wasn’t that large as they had about six tables it seemed and so the area wasn’t separated as we heard everything to the point where it’s almost like we were guests
Today there was a scenario that reminded me how when you have a multimillion-dollar project at hand usually people would hire a bunch of people to take care of various departments with a set budget. However, I normal circumstances companies would be weary of keeping people after say eight hours as the overtime pay can
This actually got me thinking about spending money and the notion of value where nobody wants to be ripped off per se when it comes to things like tickets for events. A person was telling me how for a high profile event here recently he got some great near front row seats for about $1500
As expected for this month I am spending a ton of money which was expected and accounted for due to things such as Christmas gifts and holding off purchases until all these year-end sales arrive. Out of habit I always look at my current charges to my card to make sure there is nothing wrong
At first I was wondering if this was a joke of sort. But apparently it was a real comment from the CEO of Kellogg where the suggestion for families struggling financially was to eat cereal for dinner. That would definitely be in that company’s best interest of course, but that doesn’t sound like a good
I was thinking of buying some jam today and there appeared to be some on sale. It seemed like an okay price for a brand that advertising itself as having more pure fruit as the price is usually over six dollars but was now on sale for about $4.50. As usual though, I usually have