I was sure a home warranty was a waste of money, but my furnace quit the day after we closed in December.

The repair would have cost me over $800, but the warranty covered it, so now I'm telling every new buyer to at least get a quote for one.

Update: A client from 2018 just paid me after I'd written it off

My accountant was doing my taxes and asked about an old invoice. I told him the guy ghosted after the third revision request, so I gave up. He said 'You know, a five year old debt is still a debt. Send one more email.' I did, and got a check for $800 the next week. When do you guys decide to stop chasing a payment?

My neighbor told me asking 'anything' means you can ask literally anything

We were talking about this forum and he said the whole point is there are no dumb questions, even about basic stuff. It hit different because I always thought you should only ask 'smart' questions here. Has anyone else had a rule about this place that they realized was just in their head?

Warning: Hostel beds aren't the steal they were before.

I remember when you could roll into any city and grab a cheap bunk. Now, popular spots are booked solid months in advance, and prices have shot up! It feels like travel was way simpler back then.

So, I accidentally photobombed a stranger's underwater wedding proposal and now I'm in their pictures forever.