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  1. #21
    Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Recurring expenses are not debt

    Vinny logic: if you go to the store and pickup a loaf of bread you are in debt until you checkout

    yes. eat it before you checkout and see what happens.
  2. #22
    Originally posted by vindicktive vinny yes. eat it before you checkout and see what happens.

    Nothing here in the US...you often see (primarily negros)...eating or drinking stuff as they walk around shopping then check out the empty/semi eaten bag of chips.

    And again, recurring expenses are not debt.
  3. #23
    Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Nothing here in the US…you often see (primarily negros)…eating or drinking stuff as they walk around shopping then check out the empty/semi eaten bag of chips.

    And again, recurring expenses are not debt.

    lowering yourself to the standard of negroes eh.
  4. #24
    Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson And again, recurring expenses are not debt.

    so credit card debts arent debts ?
  5. #25
    Originally posted by vindicktive vinny so credit card debts arent debts ?

    Not if you have 0 balance like me, no.

    and credit cards are not recurring expenses...unless you have no control over your spending habits.
  6. #26
    Example of how a credit card isn't debt if used correctly:

    I had my transmission fluid flushed last week and a full SYNTHETIC oil change $365 was the total. Put it on a credit card for the cash back intensives...logged into my credit card account a couple of days later to pay it off in full...it said:

    NO PAYMENT DUE AT THIS TIME (aka no debt).

    I paid it off anyway...get the incentives AND no debt.

    You'll learn kid...you'll learn.
  7. #27
    Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Example of how a credit card isn't debt if used correctly:

    I had my transmission fluid flushed last week and a full SYNTHETIC oil change $365 was the total. Put it on a credit card for the cash back intensives…logged into my credit card account a couple of days later to pay it off in full…it said:

    NO PAYMENT DUE AT THIS TIME (aka no debt).

    I paid it off anyway…get the incentives AND no debt.

    You'll learn kid…you'll learn.

    "at this time".

  8. #28
    Ghost Black Hole
    Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Example of how a credit card isn't debt if used correctly:

    I had my transmission fluid flushed last week and a full SYNTHETIC oil change $365 was the total. Put it on a credit card for the cash back intensives…logged into my credit card account a couple of days later to pay it off in full…it said:

    NO PAYMENT DUE AT THIS TIME (aka no debt).

    I paid it off anyway…get the incentives AND no debt.

    You'll learn kid…you'll learn.

    spoken like a true hebrew slave... yes goy get your cashback 20% APR and pay it off on time like a good little bitch cuck and then roll over and take my circumsizec cock in your throat and gargle it around to collect your airmiles
  9. #29
    Originally posted by Ghost spoken like a true hebrew slave… yes goy get your cashback 20% APR and pay it off on time like a good little bitch cuck and then roll over and take my circumsizec cock in your throat and gargle it around to collect your airmiles

    Well there is no apr dumbo if you pay it off straight away...and sorry, I only like anteaters.

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