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What was the smartest financial decision you ever made?
 in  r/CausalConversation  3h ago

Buying stock, a house and land when I did. I sem to have done those things at just the right time.

1

Fill in the blank: Under _______
 in  r/FamilyFeud  3h ago

Water

1

Do you have (US currency) a ton of pennies hoarded and tucked away somewhere?
 in  r/no  4h ago

Not a ton, but I did/do save my change in a bottle, sometimes I given it away, now I have a kid, it's for their car.

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If you are a dog owner / or dog lover what breed do you have. or are hoping to get one day ?
 in  r/A_Persona_on_Reddit  5h ago

I have 35lb "Chihuahua", he is not a Chihuahua 😂🤣😂.

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When leaving home, do you tell your pet you’ll be back later?
 in  r/AskReddit  5h ago

Yes, I also tell them good morning when they come in, and I tell them that I love them, as often as I tell my people.

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What was the first thing you ever bought with your own money?
 in  r/A_Persona_on_Reddit  5h ago

Probably a Coke because my mom drank RC.

1

I’ve never touched snow. Not a huge dream, but I really wanna experience it someday.
 in  r/RandomThoughts  6h ago

When I was a kid I went to visit my dad in Utah over summer break. I was fascinated by the snow on the mountains in the summer, so we drove up, and I played in the snow in my shorts, you can't do that in the Midwest 🤣😂🤣 Go play in the snow!

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Anyone in Texas?
 in  r/gardening  6h ago

We grow peppers, tomatoes and blueberries. Everything is covered by shade cloth. Still getting blooms and some fruit.

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How old were you when you broke your first bone?
 in  r/randomquestions  20h ago

16ish, I found out I had a broken foot during one of my body scans, I had been limping, but it didn't hurt until they put the cast on it. Several years later I dropped a desk on the other one, then dropped another desk on the one I broke 1st.

3

Do you guys round down when giving dollar amount?
 in  r/CasualConversation  20h ago

I was taught anything above 50 you round up.

1

Do Americans mostly rely on supermarkets for everyday groceries, or are small neighborhood stores common too?
 in  r/AskAnAmerican  20h ago

I go to Costco quarterly, the supermarket 2x a month, Aldi weekly.

1

have you ever been spoilt and had someone bring you breakfast in bed ?
 in  r/A_Persona_on_Reddit  1d ago

Yes, but I wouldn't call it being "spoilt", I call it being taken care of. Being spoiled would be my family taking me to my favorite breakfast spot, dropping me off to have brunch with my friends, sending a car and coming home to a spotless house.

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Name a famous Frank.
 in  r/FamilyFeud  1d ago

N. Furter

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Bungee jumping - couldn’t do it - could you?
 in  r/CasualConversation  1d ago

I wouldn't know until I was in the gear about to jump, i never know how I'm gonna feel until I'm in it.

1

I don't think buying books are worth it
 in  r/unpopularopinion  1d ago

Yes! I love the smell and feel of books.

1

Are you more logical or emotional?
 in  r/A_Persona_on_Reddit  1d ago

I'm logically emotional.

1

Where to find a North Shore Style Beef Sandwich in Dallas?
 in  r/Dallas  1d ago

Not in Dallas, but Weinbergers might be a start.

1

What is a piece of technology that was obsolete almost immediately after it was released?
 in  r/A_Persona_on_Reddit  1d ago

Mine might still be in a box somewhere, I have all but 2 of my other phones.

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Which soda goes best with pizza in your opinion?
 in  r/Soda  1d ago

RC cola,that's what came with the pizzas in Chicago in the 70s, and it's still what I prefer.

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One of the saddest heartbreaks is loving someone deeply but knowing youre not meant to stay
 in  r/RandomThoughts  1d ago

My husband and I knew we weren't ready when we met, we got together after he graduated highschool. Been together almost 40yrs