Computer engineering student (so not quite career path yet), but I failed Calc 1 but still wanted to do engineering (and like computers) after switching from IT so I took the engineering that combined both: the least math of any engineering at my school and computers

Absolutely, what the original thread was saying is "there's an open question as to if House Rs will lose the majority before the midterm"

He's talking about next year, not 27

I'm so sorry man. 🫂🫂🫂

You too, Sage!

Yeah, if the AI bubble pops before Nov. 3, 2026 we might find out how constant the Keyes "constant" is

Bill.

I mean, you could. It'd just require controlling interest in Saudi Aramco as a guaranteed down payment and 100k a day, minimum.

(Side note, I got this quote from someone on here re Fetterman's office but I don't remember who sadly)

It's gonna be 59-41 or 60-40, isn't it?

Nice setup! I used to use a Discover (2% First year) and CapOne Savor (3% dining) but I lucked into getting the RH Gold and now I just use that for a flat 3% (and I guess the Prime visa counts too for the incidental Amazon purchase)

The average American has about 4 and people who play the "credit card game" (using multiple cards to maximize sign-up bonuses and points) can easily have 10+ (I have 6, of which I use 1)

Wait what labeler is that?

Holy shit I didn't see that, I thought they were just the same line outright

Holy hell you weren't kidding. What the fuck was that?

Honestly I didn't even realize we had a proper budget with the ancient payroll system. As the Assistant to the Vice President of Georgia Colleges ANTIFA, I got sent to the national convention and suggested we modernize payroll but got outright rejected because "that's how it's always been done!"

I just see 4 of the same flag, idk about y'all