Larry Winget

Thanks Kevin- I appreciate it.

Thanks Larry.

It's a catchy tune, unfortunately the lyrics reek of self-absorption.

I have commented many times on this Laura and debated it on Fox Business (see my video clips on my website.) I think it is immoral. A deal is a deal. If you can pay your bills you pay your bills. You are screwing your creditor, your neighbors, and setting a bad example for your kids. These people want their real estate to do something NO OTHER purchase does and that is increase in value.

Amazing how many people feel it is perfectly OK to stick their neighbor (taxpayers) with the consequences of "walking away" from their home loan. What is currently taking place is nothing new. This practice was also common during the RTC days in the late 80's and early 90's.

Preach on brother!

Fact-abulous!

the Mach 5 is the only way to go!!! Thanks for buying the DVDs and enjoy.

Thanks Chase! Enjoy!

He who walks with wise men will be wise, but the companion of fools will suffer harm. Proverbs 13:20

Jean Smith Evans....first sentence-well said!!!

I allready do.

Every Leon concert I go to still has all of these same folks standing up and dancing all over the room. Leon just brings it out in them. "They blew my nose and then they blew my mind." Love this one - thanks!

Great music like this will ALWAYS be great. Glad you liked it.

It's a challenge for sure Ruth. Lying was never acceptable from the start at my house. The punishment for the lie was worse than the punishment for the crime itself. The key to punishment is to communicate what you expect in advance, communicate the consequences in advance and know your kid well enough to understand what "hurts" them the most. ... See MoreWhen you know what hurts the most, that is what you use as punishment: missing a party, no tv, no phone, grounding, no car, on and on and on. Much more in the book - there is the short, facebook version.

I prefer cash as a means of controlling spending and really don't think we will become a cashless society in our lifetime but I could see it happening. We better teach our kids the importance of money so they will be prepared.

I agree that we will not likely become a cashless society. However, I notice that many of our older or disabled customers use plastic as a convenience. Arthritis, tremors, poor eyesight, and brain damage caused by strokes can make it hard for some people to handle coins and sort bills. These are people for whom overspending does not seem to be ... See Morean issue.

Carrying cash does make people aware of spending. Some express disappointment with themselves when they realize they will have to break a larger bill that they have been carrying, or use their debit card. They might even ask me to put something back when they see that they can't pay for it in cash alone.