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Before the 2022 season, New York Mets owner Steve Cohen decided to swing his financial prowess around and sign HOF Max Scherzer to a staggering 3 year / $130 Million dollar contract amounting to a $43.33 Million Dollar AAV. This signing turned out to prove it’s worth in Scherzer’s first season as he anchored the Mets rotation with a 2.29 ERA in 145.1 IP en route to the Mets winning 101 games and narrowly losing the NL East division in the last week of the season. After a heartbreaking end to the 2022 season, Steve Cohen decided to double down on his bet and lure the next surefire HOF to his baseball club, signing Justin Verlander to a 2 year / $86.67 Million dollar contract. This amount...

I didn’t believe in “easy money.” Not anymore. Easy money was always a story you told yourself right up until the moment you realized you’d been the punchline the whole time. Still—when Darren Lasky said, “A thousand a night, cash,” my brain did what it always does when the number gets big: it started editing reality for me. It shaved off the parts that didn’t fit. The weird parts. The parts that made your stomach tighten. A thousand dollars would cover the back rent. It would get my phone turned back on. It would keep the lights from getting shut off again—because the last notice wasn’t a warning, it was a countdown. A thousand dollars would make the dent in my life ...

I didn’t believe in “easy money.” Not anymore. Easy money was always a story you told yourself right up until the moment you realized you’d been the punchline the whole time. Still—when Darren Lasky said, “A thousand a night, cash,” my brain did what it always does when the number gets big: it started editing reality for me. It shaved off the parts that didn’t fit. The weird parts. The parts that made your stomach tighten. A thousand dollars would cover the back rent. It would get my phone turned back on. It would keep the lights from getting shut off again—because the last notice wasn’t a warning, it was a countdown. A thousand dollars would make the dent in my life ...

I didn’t believe in “easy money.” Not anymore. Easy money was always a story you told yourself right up until the moment you realized you’d been the punchline the whole time. Still—when Darren Lasky said, “A thousand a night, cash,” my brain did what it always does when the number gets big: it started editing reality for me. It shaved off the parts that didn’t fit. The weird parts. The parts that made your stomach tighten. A thousand dollars would cover the back rent. It would get my phone turned back on. It would keep the lights from getting shut off again—because the last notice wasn’t a warning, it was a countdown. A thousand dollars would make the dent in my life ...

I asked my mom to pick up 2 packs for me and she brought home 11, and says the shelves still have a bunch. If you've had trouble finding these, that's a good place to start.

Kia ora koutou, Thought, I'd make this post so I'm not the only who stresses thinking about how the privacy laws in this country are merely a sham. To give some background, I’m a senior cybersecurity professional with a keen interest in Privacy and Laws. Almost every day I deal with privacy concerns, information/ data breaches and the stark reality our privacy laws aren't just lagging, rather they are fundamentally broken. We kiwis pride ourselves for being a modern, digital nation, but let me pop that bubble for you. I'll share with you why our current privacy framework is a "garbage" tier safety net for an average New Zealanders. Here are my top 5 picks: ...

i live in canada (ontario) and found this at my local dollar store and its actually really good??? its not too sweet at all and doesnt have the syrupy sort of taste i expected it to have which im very pleased about!! lol if you guys ever see this in the wild id say its for sure worth a try!! id rate it a 7/10

Highest it’s been for a year correct? Source: https://icv2.com/articles/markets/view/61647/top-50-comics-january-2026

Personally, I feel like my expectations are pretty reasonable because no matter what I'm super excited for this game, but here are some things I'm hoping for: 1. **Clothing customization will be permanent**. I was never inclined to make custom designs for clothing in AC New Horizons because it wasn't permanently added to your wardrobe, it was just a design that you might want to override in the future anyway, so I hope this game will work differently. 2. **More clothing options in the shop per day**. Someone in a YouTube video said that because the old 3DS game didn't have many features, it had to use cheap gameplay methods of making you return to the game every day, lik...

I’m 19 and earlier this summer I was moved from cashier to a processor at a thrift store and now my acne is awful. I have started wearing gloves, I try to avoid touching my face as much as possible, and I do skincare day and night (though..global beauty products from dollar tree because I’m broke lol.) Any recommendations for affordable products? I feel so hideous and I’m tired of the constant acne. My skin used to be decently clear and I’m so sad :’)

I don’t shop at Target or Walmart anymore and I don’t know where to get these items now. I’d like to buy slightly inexpensive cleaning supplies (toilet bowl cleaner, laundry detergent, etc.). I would prefer not dollar store brand as I’ve had experiences where that hasn’t worked as well, and places like CVS or grocery stores I notice seem to be more expensive than regular department stores. Any recommendations?

For context, I really try not to steal anything as I do feel guilty about it, and I never steal from small or local businesses. I have had to steal food, pads, diapers, soap, and Tylenol quite frequently in the past because of necessity. But I steal small items like lip balms from the clearance section of cheap stores like dollar tree, maybe every other month. It’s at most maybe $2 at clearance price. Only a handful of times I have stolen nicer items(clearance makeup,$5 or more) because I want to feel pretty like other women. Living in poverty and barely having money to survive is hard and I know stealing is wrong. But is it wrong to steal things that no one else will buy or will more than...

Statistics Canada reported an easing in the headline inflation rate Tuesday but a jump in the pace of food inflation amid tax changes and lingering pressures at the grocery store continue to put the squeeze on consumers. StatCan said Tuesday that [the annual rate of inflation edged down to 2.3 per cent in January](https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/260217/dq260217a-eng.htm). Economists had expected inflation to hold steady at 2.4 per cent. The agency said gas prices were 16.7 per cent lower year-over-year in January, largely thanks to the end of the consumer carbon price in April. Shelter inflation — long a pain for households in Canada — also fell to its lowest level in...

I was expecting to get points for every dollar I spend at their store, because I am giving them something valuable, my data, my shopping habits. But no, it's only for a few, selected items, that I don't really need or want. I spent few hundred dollars and I got 8600 points, that's like 0.86 dollars. I am better off pick up the a can and returning it when I return my containers, and takes much less time. Stop giving them your data for almost free. There other store there that actually give points/money back for each dollar spent