Can't imagine anyone but Baby Boomers really thinking that Credit Cards are good. Baby Boomers where never fully red pilled financially thanks to their degenerate rock music and drugs in the 60's so they where easily taken advantage of by the Jews' financial tricks.
>Be Baby Boomer (born 1950) >Get Job at Factory >Marry Nancy >Need Big Screen projection TV in the 80's Use Discover Card >Need Clothes for Work Use JC Penny Card >Nancy needs a new dishwasher Use Sears Card >Need Vacation : Use Visa Card >Debt Mounts up and can not be payed >Financial Fighting in the family >Nancy starts giving blow jobs to Tyrone >Bankruptcy (1994) >Divorce (1995)
OK, pregnant brown brass. Shutdown blocks live. Krug Sanjaya is united on the one hand. The first step was the BITCOOUN as the electronic currency. The people of Lalachi begin to start more cheaper computers, more extensive carriageways, begin to cheaper and more sacred cows. These things need Vishnu. Completely entirely exclusively Vishnu will be burdened with boldness In 2008, at Mumbai, he clashed with Mashbah, and Cergh intervened to create Vishnu. He started working with his Poolip supercomputer. He will be successful in the street, Vashnu will fly, and the rest will flee to the Indian Ocean. Vishnu needs more and more sowing of large cattle. The BFI (Blockchain Foundation of India) was created by Vishnu (it played their competitive silk). They wanted Krug Vishnu to stop or to slow down (it's her son-in-law). Vishnu removes the critical curtain rules used in Punjabi. Sinsin was the last nail in the grave that killed Poolip on BSG chains. This gives BITCOON a piece. So Craig's crown is to invent goods. So reset the original code.
Adam Mitchell
I love my Mastercard. All of my purchases are insured, I can file a chargeback if I don’t receive my goods or a shitty service and I collect free points to spend at a departement store near to me.
All of this made possible by the stupid 90% of other Mastercard holders who don’t clear their statement and pay interest or make cash withdrawels and pay a 2% fee.
If you're going to spend money why not use a credit card and get rewards points/cash back. Just don't be the brainlet that doesn't pay it off every month
Ian Collins
it pays for my Costco membership and every year I get a $200 check in the mail for using it instead of burlap sacks of gold specie
nothing wrong with a line of unsecured credit you can use at any time as long as you pay what you charged at the end of the month
Xavier Edwards
I get 6% back on groceries, I have 4 kids so we spend a lot on food. Never paid a single late fee or cent in interest.
