imaluckyduckie

imaluckyduckie t1_j2t2v3j wrote

There's a Cort Furniture in Hasbrook Heights. They carry used and refurbished HM. They had Aerons for $350 and Sayl's for $150 at the beginning of covid. Stock varies quite a bit so if you have something particular in mind (i.e. HM Aeron Tall and Wide) then give them a call ahead

https://www.cortfurnitureoutlet.com/

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imaluckyduckie t1_j0fje4y wrote

Reply to comment by VoxBorealis in multi unit mailbox key. by VoxBorealis

There should be 2 locks on the mailbox. One that the postal worker uses, and another which you (the resident) uses. There's no special process to change the resident lock. You can do it yourself, or hire a locksmith. If you need to change the lock the postal worker uses, then you just need to make sure you use a USPS STD-4C compliant lock, and your letter carrier will be able to open it

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imaluckyduckie t1_j0ee80z wrote

Reply to Roth IRA? by [deleted]

Also, a ROTH 401K is not the same as a ROTH IRA. You can walk into any wealth management office (Merrill Lynch, Fidelity, TDA) and they will set one up for you for free.

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imaluckyduckie t1_j07b8t1 wrote

Best way to do it would be to build in a checksum. Every digit in the final amount after tip should add up to a number only known to you. We'll use 25 as an example. If you get a $80 bill, with a 20% tip, you'd be at $96. 9+6 = 15, so you can round up $0.19 so that your total is $96.19. 9+6+1+9 = 25, your secret checksum.

What if you don't want to tip an extra few cents every time? well you could also round down $0.08 to 95.92 in our example. 9+5+9+2 = 25.

Problem solved (and needlessly over-complicated)

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